Our proposal
Manor
Road
Quarter
April 2023 employment statistics
297
Vacancies for people previously unemployed
Target set by Newham:
10 people newly employed
32
Apprentices
Target set by Newham:
17 apprenticeships
19%
of operatives/employees on site are
FROM NEWHAM
Target set by Newham:
35% local labour
April 2023 education statistics
23
Young people given valuable work experience
Target set by Newham:
No target
1644
Students have been engaged with schools visits and presentations
Target set by Newham:
No target
2
T-level students on a 45 day industrial placement
Target set by Newham:
No target
5
Graduates employed
Target set by Newham:
1
At English Cities Fund, we recognise the impact that our developments have on the areas where we work.
We are committed to bringing communities along with us at every step of the journey, to make a genuinely positive contribution to people and places.
From Day 1 at Manor Road Quarter, we have been reaching out to people Canning Town – on site, in local schools, and in the community.
Throughout the Manor Road Quarter project, we are committed to providing opportunity and value to the local community. With training, education, and employment, the Manor Road Quarter is already making a positive contribution to the local community.
Contact our community relations team here to find out more.
Site progress April 2023
Our work in the community at Canning Town
We are connecting with the local community through a program of visits to schools in the vicinity of Manor Road Quarter, working to inspire the next generation of constructors.
As we develop Manor Road Quarter, we are proud to offer apprenticeships and internships to local young people as part of our commitment to Canning Town and its people.
Our aspiration is to source 35% of the project’s labour locally and we will also be offering apprenticeships and work placement opportunities to young people throughout the development.
Contact us here to find out more
Our partners in the local community
We have engaged with a range of groups and organisations locally, a summary of which you can find below:
