Go ahead for Maccreanor Lavington’s Network Rail hub

Bow Goods Yard aerial CGI

Maccreanor Lavington-designed plan to transform 30-acre site into freight hub and leisure destination unanimously approved

Plans to turn the last parcel of land to be developed as part of the 2012 Olympics legacy into a rail freight hub and leisure district have been given the green light.

An outline masterplan to redevelop more than 30 acres of land at Bow Goods Yard was unanimously approved by the London Legacy Development Corporation yesterday.

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