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An area currently undergoing significant regeneration. Historically known as a major hub of power generation and manufacturing, in part because of its riverside location. Today Barking is a mix of traditional industry with creative and digital sectors emerging.

With the development of Eastbrook Studios London, Dagenham is set to become a hub for film and television production. While the area continues to attract businesses in construction and manufacturing, extensive regeneration efforts are focused on attracting businesses in the creative arts, logistics, and green industries.

A diverse and vibrant community with a huge range of South Asian, African, Caribbean, and Eastern European shops and restaurants. Newham Council is actively investing in initiatives that support the businesses powering the local economy and bringing character to the area.

Largely retail driven, Ilford is known for its vibrant South Asian fashion boutiques, jewellers, and international supermarkets. It’s also home to many professional services, light industrial units and service based companies. There is an active local businesses community, with organisations like the Ilford Business Improvement District and Redbridge Chamber of Commerce providing events and initiatives.

Named one of Time Out's “Coolest Neighbourhoods in the World” - Leyton is a vibrant mix of independent shops, cafés, delis, and wine bars. Previously used as stables and garages, the Railway Arches on Tilbury Road have transformed into creative businesses, trendy microbreweries, and cafes.

Known for the historic Romford Market which dates back to 1247, Romford is the fourth-largest retail center in London. With major developments underway and the population growing, the demand for shops, food producers, professional services beauty clinics is expanding.

An area undergoing significant council-led regeneration. Walthamstow has a unique character that blends old-school East London with modern arty vibes. CRATE St James features businesses in shipping containers. Walthamstow Village and Wood Street are known for independent bakeries and cafes. Ravenswood. Industrial Estate is now a micro-economy of breweries, distilleries and bars.

The area is close to major business hubs like Canary Wharf and Stratford's International Quarter, while also benefitting from the thousands of visitors that pour in on West Ham United FC's match days.

A vibrant area know for its charming homes and top schools. Independent shops, bars and eateries thrive here - thanks to an affluent, professional, and residential community. Additionally, numerous health and fitness studios, beauty salons, pharmacies, estate agents, and other small businesses keep the town ticking.

Transformed from historic docklands to global financial powerhouse, Isle of Dogs, is dominated by the modern, high-rise financial hub of Canary Wharf. In addition to financial organisations, there is an effort to diversify the area with mixed-use developments for life sciences and tech companies. The area is also known for its high-end restaurants and cocktail bars.

A trendy area known for its booming tech and creative industries. It’s unique, edgy charm draws startups, creatives, and young professionals. It’s close to Central London's financial districts while still possessing a strong sense of community. Fun fact - Hackney has more artists per square mile than anywhere else in Europe.

Encompassing Whitechapel, Aldgate and Spitalfields - the area has a growing cluster of digital, creative, and knowledge-based industries. Hackney Wick and Fish Island have been designated a Creative Enterprise Zone, supporting artists, makers, designers, and performers to drive growth.