LFA2026 Neighbourhood
Royal Victoria
At the Docks
At the Docks 2026 offers inclusive culture, sport and waterfront activities, inviting everyone to belong, explore and enjoy the docks
Explore the Royal Docks: Tours and Trails
Discover the Royal Docks at your own pace through local voices, art and music
Millennium Mills: Exploring Retrofit Futures in the Royal Docks
A panel discussion at London City Hall exploring the past, present and future of Millennium Mills in the Royal Docks,…
We Flow: Royal Victoria Art Trail
The Line’s Youth Guides lead tours of vibrant artworks in Royal Victoria, featuring Yinka Ilori, Laura Ford and Graphic Rewilding
Connecting to Culture: Iron Works Tour
Join us for a tour of Iron Works, the latest cultural space in The Royal Docks.
Stepping back to explore dockland’s communities
Guided heritage walk around Silvertown and Royal Victoria, Newham
Royal Docks Unscaled: 3D Model Tour
Join us for a journey through the Royal Docks in miniature; where we are, where we’ve been and what next?
Explore Your City Hall
Look inside City Hall, showcasing pioneering sustainable design, striking architecture and the history surrounding its move to the Royal Docks
Cardboard machines
Cardboard construction for all ages! Make machines, buildings and boats using cardboard cutting machines and child friendly industrial style fixingS
The Resilient Map
A pilot community mapping project to build a richer picture of North Woolwich from the ground up.
Belonging at Royal Albert Wharf
Explore Royal Albert Wharf’s development through resident insights, architecture, and photography, examining belonging, community, and success in creating inclusive neighbourhoods.
About Royal Victoria
As Royal Victoria grows, there is a strong ambition to ensure its future is shaped with communities at its heart — creating a waterfront that feels open, shared and welcoming. Through LFA2026, Royal Victoria will explore how heritage, icons and emerging businesses, public space and cultural activity can support belonging, ownership and identity in a rapidly evolving urban landscape.
Set within the Royal Docks, Royal Victoria is a place defined by movement, collaboration and connection — shaped by its maritime history and continually reimagined by the people who live, work and create here today. New homes, pop-ups and street art sit alongside City Hall, the Cable Car and Excel. Festivals like At the Docks and Royal Docks Originals bring vibrancy against a backdrop of historic landmarks, waterways and thriving community hubs. Responding to the theme of belonging means connecting continuity with change: creating moments that invite people to see themselves reflected in the area, feel confident using shared spaces, and build meaningful connections with the evolution of the waterfront and place of Royal Victoria.







