The Earls Court Development Company

A real turning point for Earls Court last night as @RBKC resolved to grant permission for its part of the masterplan, following last month’s approval from @LBHF.

The £10bn project will bring:
• c.4,000 homes
• 3 cultural venues
• 2.5m sq ft of climate-innovation workspace
• 20 acres of public realm + green space
• A new climate-resilient district for London

After four years of collaboration with local communities and partners, the focus now shifts to delivery. As we look towards 2026, we will work with public and private sector partners to bring forward the first homes, cultural spaces and public realm at pace.

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Great to see Tom Branton in the first #SXSWLondon speaker lineup.

He’ll be bringing together a panel of leaders from business, tech and culture to discuss how creativity can drive growth, looking forward to sharing more soon.

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POV: you discover the cutest London postcards at a pop-up 🇬🇧💌

French illustrator @martinlelapin is selling travel-inspired prints of Japan, France & London ✨
Exclusive Earls Court + tube illustrations
£2 London lucky dip prints 👀

📍 Lillie Road Pop-Up until the 15th

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Ready to kickstart a career in construction or warehouse logistics?🏗️🚧

Our free Construction Safety Logistics Bootcamp at the Earls Court Skills Centre offers two weeks of full time training, accredited qualifications, practical assessments and employer interviews.

You will gain recognised health and safety certifications plus CV and interview support to help you take the next step.

Get started today!

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One of the most rewarding parts of the Earls Court project is giving emerging designers the chance to test bold ideas in real places.

Last year, we collaborated with @RCA's superMATTER programme, giving students access to live buildings and spaces across the Earls Court site to explore circular design, material reuse and new technologies.

A standout project is Zoë Onatoye’s portable hanging garden, developed with ECDC using construction site waste, reclaimed materials, living plants and bioplastic textiles. Designed for site workers, it brings moments of calm to busy environments while supporting wellbeing and air quality.

Great to see her work featured at @surfacethinking 2026 this week.

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