Newham council considers £3 billion plan to create new ‘town’

A massive pot of £3 billion is being considered by Newham council for the creation of a new town within Docklands that could see 5,000 homes, workspace, shops, restaurants / bars, a primary school and a brand new DLR station.

The location is the former Carlsberg brewery building in Silvertown and has Foster & Partners (architects) looking to oversee the project.

Thameside West, as it will be known as, is expected to get the green light for a go ahead by the summer this year that will see the 40 acre site converted in to a vibrant new community on the Thames within the Silvertown area which is one of east London’s regeneration hot spots.

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