News

The Royal Docks Team is delighted to announce it has commissioned two world-renowned production teams to produce new immersive experiences for the public in October as part of its Autumn cultural programme Royal Docks Originals.

The Greater London Authority is working hard to convert The Crystal into the new home of City Hall, the Mayor of London and the London Assembly.

Every day, two billion people eat foods produced with equipment made by Bühler. Let’s take a peek through the doors of one of our most remarkable businesses.

Summer is in full swing in the Royal Docks, and the lawns and dockside are full of people. But where to eat and drink?

We have an entire 11 DLR stations in the Royal Docks, but what’s the story behind their names?

Residents across the area have been generously volunteering their time as part of our Public Spaces Community Working Group.

Schmoap started as a zero-waste lockdown hobby, but Nadia Vizzacaja quickly found she has a knack for making beautiful and ethical soaps.

Striking architecture, natural landscapes, history, innovation, community, creativity: the Royal Docks has it all. And one of the best ways to immerse yourself in it is by exploring the area.

This brand-new publication, which not only serves as a review of the activities that have lit up the docks recently, also looks ahead to the summer programme and further into the future.

On 8th July, it will be 100 years since the Royal Docks were completed – so much has happened, and yet we’ve barely begun.

This year, on the centenary of the Royal Docks' completion, the Royal Docks Team is looking to celebrate the area’s historic past and ambitious future.

We want to select a new street name for City Hall that reflects local people.

Get set to make a summer of memories, as the Royal Docks will be filled with international artists, cutting-edge premieres, unforgettable family activities, and experiences.

Vast open spaces are one of the best things about the Royal Docks. Here, you get that unique sense of space just by going for a walk.

What has more tube stops than many boroughs, is home to the only airport actually in London, as well as miles of cycle-friendly waterfront and not one but two ferry services? This could only be the Royal Docks.