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LATEST SITE NEWS
Find out what's been happening recently at Manor Road Quarter here
COMMUNITY LEADERS VISIT MANOR ROAD QUARTER
28 September 2023
This week, Manor Road Quarter welcomed a range of community leaders to celebrate the site's delivery of 400 new affordable homes.
The event was attended by Deputy Mayor Joanne McCartney, Mayor of Newham Rokhsana Fiaz OBE, London Assembly Member Unmesh Desai and Chief Executive of Metropolitan Thames Valley, Geeta Nanda OBE.
Visitors received a tour of the site, including a finished affordable unit. They also spoke to various apprentices who have been working on the Manor Road Quarter project.
COMMUNITY LEADERS VISIT MANOR ROAD QUARTER
5 September 2023
Manor Road Quarter celebrated its topping out ceremony on Tuesday 5th of September. The ceremony celebrated the building reaching its highest point, the 31st floor, which rises 107 metres above ground level.
The event included speeches from Morgan Sindall's London Area Director Richard Dobson, Project Manager David Williams and Muse's Project Director Barry Chaney. Following the speeches, attendees were invites to sign the Level 31 steel upstand.
HALF-WAY REACHED ON CONCRETE FRAME
25 January 2023
This week our Manor Road project reached a major milestone with the 16th floor of the concrete frame being cast, we are now officially at the half way point of the 32 storey concrete framed building which will provide 215 of the initial 355 new homes on the Manor Road project.
The timelapse journey to date shows how we have reached this point.
GROUNDBREAKING EVENT
18 May 2022
One of the biggest projects in East London to help tackle the capital's housing crisis is underway in Canning Town, with a ceremony held to formally mark work starting on the Manor Road Quarter.
The Mayor of Newham, Rokhsana Fiaz, was joined by Tom Copley, deputy mayor for housing and residential development at the Greater London Authority. The guests ceremonially signed a wet concrete slab to mark the occasion, which will be incorporated into the scheme.
ECF was represented by its board and its chairman, Sir Michael Lyons. Originally from Newham, Sir Michael went on to have a distinguished career in local government and also served as chairman of the BBC for a period.
Sir Michael Lyons, chair of ECF, said: "We are pleased to be continuing the regeneration of Canning Town, which has proved to be a catalyst to the wider renewal of the area [...]
"At ECF, we bring together the very best of the public and private sector, which means that we are uniquely equipped to help in shaping and strengthening local economics: by taking complex sites, committing for the long term and creating the momentum needed to positively transform places."
Rokhsana Fiaz, Mayor of Newham, said: "How we reimagine spaces is important as it gives local residents confidence about the possibilities that exist in their communities. The partners involved in the new Manor Road Quarter, including ECF, the London Borough of Newham and GLA, have worked hard to build up this confidence and provide a much-needed resource for our people - homes that people can afford."
