The Thames Wharf DLR station, planned for a location near the new Silvertown Tunnel, is moving forward after obstacles due to the pandemic. Initial government funding was approved in 2018, but deadlines led to a stall. The station aims to enhance connectivity between Canning Town and West Silvertown and will support a housing development projected to provide over 4,500 homes. Recent meetings indicate that Transport for London is finalizing a feasibility study and seeking further funding to complete the project, aimed at modern transit and community needs.
The proposed Thames Wharf station is a crucial step towards enhancing connectivity in East London, as it sits strategically between Canning Town and West Silvertown.
With government funding previously approved for the station, the pandemic impeded progress, yet ongoing efforts are revitalizing the vision for Thames Wharf's DLR station.
Transport for London confirms it is progressing with feasibility studies and partnerships to ensure the Thames Wharf DLR station meets future transport needs.
The station is expected to support not only transit connectivity but also the development of new housing in the area, enhancing local infrastructure.
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