Newham Council's Strategic Development Committee has given the go-ahead to a major redevelopment of Silvertown Quays. The application is for a phased development that will be capable of coming forward in distinct and separable phases and/or Plots in a severable way. The document does not specify an expected completion date.
The hybrid planning application, known as the 22.02855.OUT - Slivertown Quays HPA, was approved at a meeting on Tuesday, 11 November 2025. The application outlines a phased mixed-use development bounded by Royal Victoria Dock, Connaught Bridge and Mill Road/North Woolwich Road, Silvertown, London.
The application is a major one that affects the setting of listed buildings/structures and is accompanied by an Environmental Statement for the purposes of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) under the Town and Country Planning (EIA) Regulations 2017. The application includes Site reclamation/dock infill works to Pontoon Dock
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The approved plans include:
- Detailed Component:
- Site-wide Enabling Works
- 442 residential units
- 78,440sqm of flexible non-residential floorspace including shops, financial & professional services, food & drink, business, non-residential institutions, drinking establishments and hot food takeaways.
- Buildings ranging from 2 to 13 storeys
- Public open space
- Estate roads and new accesses to the public highway
- Cycle and car parking
- Public realm works
- Alteration, partial demolition and conversion of Millennium Mills
- Site reclamation/dock infill works to Pontoon Dock
- Temporary Energy Centre
- Temporary Construction Site Welfare Building on Pontoon Dock
- Outline Component:
- Up to 683,816 sqm of Residential floorspace (circa. 6,730 dwellings)
- Flexible non-residential floorspace up to 97,892sqm including shops, financial & professional services, food & drink, business, hotels, non-residential institutions, storage and distribution, drinking establishments; hot food takeaways; live music venues; theatres; cinemas; commercial kitchen and delivery centres; and, infrastructure
- Public open space
- Structures in, on, or over the dock area
- Estate roads and new accesses to the public highway
- Cycle, motorcycle and car parking areas
- Public realm works