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	Leamouth
		A second incarnation of the house became a pub early in the eighteenth century.
		Leamouth’s most enduring employer was the Corporation of Trinity House, which occupied the tip of the eastern peninsula from 1803 to 1988.
		Most of Leamouth has so far been relatively unaffected by docklands regeneration but sooner or later it is likely to succumb to redevelopment in the form of office towers or upscale apartments.
	www.hidden-london.com /leamouth.html (242 words)

	Bow Creek School, Orchard Place, Leamouth, Poplar, London E14 - Pupil Admission Register
		Originally part of Poplar East Marsh but cut off from the rest of Poplar by the construction in 1806 of the East India Docks, it was indeed an isolated place.
		To quote an un-named source " the Orchard House district of Bow Creek, an area said to be inhabited by a piratical and predatory population and described as a sort of Alsatia for hereditary dock thieves ".
		The Authors hope that old pupils or their descendants will contact them with more information about life at the School, hopefully with old documents or photographs which could be incorporated into the website.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /geoff.matt/bowcreek_intro.html (2273 words)

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		The Leamouth Peninsula is a large, mainly vacant, brownfield former industrial area at the mouth of the River Lea.
		Alternatively, a condition should be imposed requiring a mitigation scheme to be agreed by the planning authority and Environment Agency prior to any works starting, and ensuring that the agr \hich\af78\dbch\af0\loch\f27 e\hich\af78\dbch\af0\loch\f27 ed scheme is implemented as part of the development.
		The riverside path from Canning Town tube station to the Leamouth footbridge is pivotal in integrating the scheme into the wider area and maximising its regeneration effect.
	www.london.gov.uk /mayor/planning_decisions/strategic_dev/2004/dec0804/lower_lea_crossing_report.rtf (1807 words)

	Walkers Routes in Leamouth/Bow Creek Area
		Near Leamouth Road Crossing is Coriander Avenue where there is a "Travelodge", backing on to the East India Dock Road.
		This area is known as "Leamouth", which is precisely what Bow Creek is - Mouth of the RIVER LEA.
		This is within walking distance of this area, via Saffron Avenue and the pedestrian crossings at Leamouth Road (near the Petrol Station) and opposite Virginia Wharf.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /geoff.matt/BowCreekSchool/NewRegister/WebPages/leamoth1_web.html (6787 words)

	Leamouth Bridge Competition: Press
		At present, access to the Leamouth Peninsula is severely limited, with residents and visitors finding it difficult to make the most of the area's amenities and potential.
		The bridge, for pedestrians and cyclists, will breathe life into one of the most underused areas of the Capital and connect the London Borough of Tower Hamlets with Newham's Arc of Opportunity, helping to create a new urban quarter in a part of Docklands that has been overlooked by previous regeneration programmes.
		As part of the competition, each of the design teams will lead an architectural workshop in a local school, and all six designs will be on view to the public at an exhibition at Trinity Buoy Wharf from 23 June to 14 July, just before the jury makes its final decision.
	www.leamouthbridge.com /press (1541 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| London \| Designs on a new London bridge
		The £3m bridge in Leamouth - which will be for pedestrians and cyclists only - is part of the regeneration of the Thames Gateway area.
		Six of Europe's leading architectural firms have put their designs forward and an expert jury is expected to select a winner in July.
		Paul Finch, head of the design jury, said: "Bringing the best in design to our communities is essential if we are to develop environments which add value to people's lives and work.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/3019502.stm (251 words)

	Leamouth Bridge Competition: Welcome
		Leaside Regeneration is pleased to announce that whitbybird’s competition winning bridge over the River Lea in East London has received planning permission, from London boroughs Tower Hamlets and Newham – the two authorities which the bridge spans.
		The £3.5M bridge will be a vital piece of infrastructure for the Leamouth and Canning Town area helping pedestrians and cyclists to access future housing, employment and recreational facilities in this new urban quarter located at the southern end of the Lower Lea Valley and the western end of the Thames Gateway.
		The landmark design, commissioned by Leaside Regeneration Ltd, is an elegant cable stayed structure with a 45m mast.
	leamouthbridge.com /index.htm (315 words)

	Atkins - Leamouth Regeneration Framework
		We were commissioned by Leaside Regeneration Agency and other key public sector agencies to devise a Regeneration Framework for the Leamouth area of East London.
		The Leamouth Regeneration Framework marks the first major example of cross-borough working between Newham and Tower Hamlets and provides the opportunity for further cross-borough working to ensure that the Lea Valley is considered as a unifying feature rather than a barrier between areas.
		A subsequent commission involved the preparation of a Development Framework for the Leamouth Peninsula as a new mixed use urban quarter which could act as a catalyst for the regeneration of the wider area.
	www.atkinsglobal.com /skills/environmentalservices/landscapearchitectureurbandesign/masterplanning/leamouthregenerationframework (156 words)

	whitbybird
		Whitbybird's Bridges team has won the prestigious competition to design a new bridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the River Lea, linking the Leamouth Peninsula to Canning Town.
		The bridge, which was described as 'iconic' by the judges, is an elegant cable-stayed structure that opens with a unique tilt-and-pivot motion.
		The Leamouth Bridge Competition was organised by Leaside Regeneration Ltd. The jury included Paul Finch, Piers Gough, Alex Lifchultz, Lord Rogers and Tony Hunt.
	www.whitbybird.com /press/releases/leamouth.asp (358 words)

	Wessex Archaeology : Projects : Coastal and Marine : BMAPA
		In July 1999 a roughly spherical stone with a hole through it was recovered from the reject stone pile at CEMEX’s Leamouth Wharf in Southampton.
		Even if the object was fashioned, selected and/or deposited by people, there is no way of gauging when this might have happened.
		The attentiveness of the staff at Leamouth Wharf, and the willingness of CEMEX to seek archaeological advice, helped to show that a voluntary, industry-based reporting protocol could be effective.
	www.wessexarch.co.uk /projects/marine/bmapa/finds/holed-stone.html (312 words)

	Leaside Regeneration, the sustainable regeneration company for East London
		The Leamouth Peninsular in East London could soon become the site of new sustainable and renewable energy schemes which could lead the way for a series of similar schemes across the Lower Lea Valley including the 2012 Olympic Park, according to a report commissioned by Leaside Regeneration.
		The study, commissioned by Leaside Regeneration on behalf of Urban Space Management and Ballymore, looks at the feasibility of using a number of sustainable and renewal energy technologies on the Leamouth Peninsular in Tower Hamlets.
		The study also looks at the water supply of the Peninsular, explaining that rainwater could be harvested through Gravel Bed Hydrophonic trenches and used for landscape irrigation or to recharge the water used in the Aquifer.
	www.leasideregeneration.com /detail.php?ItemID=323 (420 words)

	East London and West Essex Guardian Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The structure was chosen by, among others, world-renowned British architect Lord Rogers, and will increase access to an estimated 90,000 square meters of land tagged for offices and housing development.
		Announcing the winner of the competition for the Leamouth Bridge Project, the selection panel praised its 'striking appearance' and 'innovative use of technologies'.
		The Leamouth Bridge is not to be confused with:
	www.wansteadandwoodfordguardian.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=398297 (359 words)

	Pura Foods Limited - Orchard Place (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Walk to A13, turn left and continue until Leamouth Road.
		Turn left and walk down Leamouth Road passing Esso Garage on your left at roundabout.
		When you come to the Leamouth roundabout with the Esso Garage on your left follow directions as above.
	www.pura.co.uk /opdir.htm (275 words)

	November 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		A view looking across the site towards the entrance in Leamouth Road, in the background are the masts of a sailing ship in East India Dock.
		The firm had advertised themselves in 1918 as carmen and suppliers of motor haulage, steam rollers from 6 to 15 tons, tractor engine hauliers as well as sand and gravel merchants.
		A result of road widening and improvement schemes in the Leamouth area the Wharf was cleared and what remained was let by the LDDC in 1993 for a Petrol Station, which is still there today.
	www.btinternet.com /~eastlondonpostcard/POM2002/Nov02.htm (309 words)

	SkyscraperCity - New Leamouth 'mast' bridge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The stunning sculptural and structural 'mast' proposal submitted by Whitbybird has been announced as the winning entry of the Lea Mouth Bridge competiton.
		The bridge, which will span the River Lea at the western entrance to the Thames Gateway, and scheduled opening in spring 2007, will continue the renaissance of East London.
		I liked the silver one but the winning design was one of the best designs.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /printthread.php?t=238396 (181 words)

	LDDC Monograph - Attracting investment Creating value
		The Financial Times chose Leamouth to build its new printing centre and Reuters to build a new technology/computer development.
		Leamouth marks the eastern extremity of the Isle of Dogs Enterprise Zone.
		Today, further investment is being made by the Japanese to extend the Telehouse development whilst Granada has opened a new Travelodge.
	www.lddc-history.org.uk /property/index.html (13735 words)

	Bridge design & engineering: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		A striking masted design has been announced as the winning entry in a competition for a pedestrian bridge over the River Lea in east London.
		"Not only is the bridge visually stunning, providing a real landmark at the Leamouth Peninsula, but it also shows real consideration for the everyday requirements of the pedestrians and cyclists who will use the bridge," said architect and design jury member Piers Gough.
		The cable-stayed structure will open with a tilt-and-pivot motion, allowing river traffic to travel between the River Lea and the Thames.
	www.bridgeweb.com /news/NewsDetails.cfm?ArticleID=469 (187 words)

	London Bus Routes - 277 timetable
		Leamouth - Canary Wharf - Mile End - Hackney - Highbury
		Fuller details of arrangements over Easter and Christmas/New Year can be found via the home page nearer the time.
		Leamouth - Canary Wharf - Mile End - Hackney - Highbury
	www.londonbusroutes.net /times/277.htm (129 words)

	The London Triathlon
		Aspen Way has single lanes open East and Westbound between Leamouth roundabout, Prestons Road roundabout and West India Dock Road, giving access to Hertsmere Road.
		Access is from the A13, south on Leamouth Road and use Orchard Place slip roads to reach properties south of Leamouth Roundabout.
		Traffic should use the A13 and Leamouth Road south to Leamouth roundabout where access to Orchard Place is maintained at all times.
	www.thelondontriathlon.com /LTRoadclosures.html (927 words)

	The First Settlers
		The American Ambassador to Britain, the Hon Philip Lader (second from right), shakes hands with Director Tim Childs of 'Barratts' who restored the 1st Settlers Monument on their 'Virginia Quay' site at Leamouth.
		Barratt have named this new development 'Virginia Quay', and promise to allow free public access to this important stretch along the River once the site is fully developed.
		Plan of the completed 'Virginia Quay' development at Leamouth showing the First Settlers Monument
	www.tower-bridge.org.uk /fact1.htm (645 words)

	Futurecityarts
		SOM Architects, Martha Schwartz Landscape, CIDA, WV Grimley, Savilles, University of the Arts, Royal College of Art, University of East London
		Futurecity have been appointed by Ballymore Properties to develop a cultural strategy in partnership with the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Newham for the redevelopment of the Leamouth Peninsula.
		The Leamouth site is situated at the heart of a series of regeneration programmes including the Lea Valley, the river entrance to the area of land effected by the 2012 Olympic Bid and finally part of the
	www.futurecityarts.com /pages/projects/creativeindustries/leamouth/1.html (88 words)

	Bucks Free Press
		Would you mind if Wanderers' ground, Adams Park, was renamed by a sponsor?
		The "innovative" design chosen for the Leamouth Bridge project.
		A 'landmark' bridge design is to be made reality in east London, after being chosen for a new crossing to the Lea Peninsula.
	www.bucksfreepress.co.uk /display.var.398297.0.0.php (380 words)

	Fatboys Diner \| Original 1940's American Diner in London
		By Public Transport - 277 Bus to Leamouth or DLR to East India.
		By Car - Orchard Place can be accessed via the slip road off the Lower Lea Crossing.
		The Lower Lea Crossing can be reached easily from the A13, the City and West End via Leamouth Road (off the A13).
	www.fatboysdiner.co.uk (194 words)

	New Page 1
		Nearest Train Station: East India Station (D.L.R. line) come out of station turn right and follow signs to Leamouth or Lower Lea Crossing, take first slip road off Lower Lea Crossing, turn right at bottom of road, go straight along Orchard Place to Trinity Buoy Wharf.
		By Bus: 115 bus, get of at Leamouth Road, go down Leamouth Road, take second left at roundabout then first slip road on left then right into Orchard Place.
		Turn left into Commercial Road through to East India Dock Road, turn left at Leamouth Road.
	www.onelovemagazine.co.uk /venuelighthouse.htm (336 words)

	Details of bus travel between Highbury and Leamouth
		Details of bus travel between Highbury and Leamouth
		You can search for information by place name, postcode, service number or operator.
		General details for East London Bus & Coach's bus service number 277 between Highbury and Leamouth.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowr.asp?R=12230 (157 words)

	The Perkins Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Francis Heineken Perkins, born c.1830 at Mynyddyslwyn, Monmouthshire.
		Christian Henry Perkins, born c.1834 at Leamouth, Glamorgan.
		Also Listed there was Mary Ann's Nephew, Robert Humphrey Martin, born c.1840 at Swansea.
	homepages.tesco.net /~dave.michael/perkinsfamily.html (603 words)

	Article - 430 - New Residentials Planned for Leamouth
		Home > News > Skyscraper News > London > New Residentials Planned for Leamouth
		The development of area around the Lea River in east London is set to continue apace with developer Ballymore and their regular architect Skidmore, Owings & Merrill having applied for planning permission to develop the Leamouth Peninsula into a massive new housing and cultural development that is their largest project yet.
		The brown-field site on a former factory at Orchard Place, E14, is literally just over the road from New Providence Wharf, Blackwall Yard and Eleckton, there are is an ambitious series of 14 largely residential blocks planned ranging from just under 30 metres to 80 metres lining the outsides of the oval shaped peninsula.
	www.skyscrapernews.com /news.php?ref=430 (388 words)

	Locale Leamouth - The Open Guide to London: the free London guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Locale Leamouth - The Open Guide to London: the free London guide
		The Open Guide to London: the free London guide
		London's free editable city guide is powered by OpenGuides (version 0.52).
	london.openguides.org /index.cgi?Locale_Leamouth (32 words)

	SABRE - Photo Gallery - SABRE Photo Gallery - Zone 1
		A1000 Old GSJ - 6108 viewsSign on the B197 near the bridge over the A1000.
		A1079 York Tourist sign104 viewsA tourist sign on the A1079 heading towards York.
		Gantry for A13 Totso and approach to A1261 East India Dock Link100 viewsThey seem to be installing traffic lights on all three lanes - when previously the junction was free-flowing, at least until A13 traffic reaches the Leamouth Road junction a few hundred yards west.
	www.uk-roads.org.uk /gallery/thumbnails.php?album=topn&cat=-112 (392 words)

	Untitled Document
		Project - The Parent Roll Wrapping Process: Analysis and modifications to existing systems
		Project - To design a novel footbridge to cross the River Leamouth
		Project - Flood Study and Regeneration of the Farmlands along the Thames
	www.ee.surrey.ac.uk /ees/2005/schools.htm (174 words)

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