The transformation of London's historic Docklands continues with the multibillion-pound regeneration of the Royal Docks. Over the next five years, this 275-acre site on the banks of the River Thames ...
Three sites in London’s Royal Docks are up for grabs in Property Week’s new Site Life competition. Today London mayor Boris Johnson and Newham mayor Sir Robin Wales launch “Meanwhile London” – an ...
Thriving for centuries as an integral cog in Britain's booming — yet nefarious — trade industry, London's docks plunged into disuse post-war. Even when they started back into life during the 1980s, it ...
Built in 1811, Docklands' massive brick Tobacco Dock was used, as the name suggests, primarily for storing imported tobacco. In an interesting, tried-and-tested pairing, the warehouse was also used ...
One thing London is missing: places to hang out and relax near a large body of water. The Thames is massive, so why not be more like Copenhagen and make the most of it? Apparently, Sadiq Khan had the ...
Everything buyers and renters need to know about the London property market, plus neighbourhood guides and interiors inspiration. Right now, 11,000 people live at “the Royals” but within a few years ...
A circular seat made from deadstock bricks and an s-shaped bench are among the creative seating designs that have been installed throughout the Royal Docks as part of this year's London Festival of ...
A former shipping hub in East London is the latest open water-swimming spot to open in the capital this summer The Royal Docks, near London City Airport and the ExCel Centre in east London, are open ...
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