Colours of Manor Park
About: Manor Park Library Façade Mural

The Manor Park Library Façade Mural brings colour and life to the building and makes it more welcoming for everyone.
The mural is a large text-based design across the front of the library. It uses bold colours and strong lettering to stand out and reflect the energy of the area.
The words in the mural come from local people. Residents shared their thoughts, feelings, and experiences of Manor Park, and these have been turned into the artwork.
This means the mural is not just decoration - it is the community speaking. It shows what Manor Park means to the people who live and work here.
Created with residents and local groups, the mural celebrates the area’s identity and helps people feel seen, heard, and proud of their neighbourhood.
Creative partners and delivery teams:
- Royffe Flynn
- Accent London
- Olli Construction Services
Where?
Manor Park Library, 685-693 Romford Road E12 5AD
What’s nearby?
The mural is located at Manor Park Library, at the heart of the local community and is close to High Street North, a key local high street.
Manor Park Station is served by the Elizabeth line, providing direct connections to central London and beyond.
Nearby green spaces, including Little Ilford Park, Wanstead Flats and Plashet Park, provide areas for recreation and relaxation.
Visitors are encouraged to borrow a book from the library and make use of nearby green spaces for reading and relaxation.
About: Seasonscape

Seasonscape adds colour and vibrancy to spaces around Manor Park Station, Manor Park Library, and Manor Park Community Centre.
The artwork reflects the changing seasons and everyday life in Manor Park, using themes of nature, colour, and movement.
Developed with residents, library users, and community groups, the design reflects local voices and experiences.
Inspired by all four seasons, the installation brings year-round interest to key walking routes and supports a more welcoming and connected neighbourhood.
Creative partners and delivery teams:
- Accent London
- Royffe Flynn
- Great Eastern Main Line and Elizabeth Line for Manor Park Station
Where?
Manor Park Station, Station Road E12 5EP
Manor Park Library, 685-693 Romford Road E12 5AD
Manor Park Community Centre, 524 High Street North E12 6QN
What’s nearby?
The installations are located across key routes linking Manor Park Station, Manor Park Library, and Manor Park Community Centre, forming part of a well-used local hub.
The area is centred around High Street North, with Manor Park Station on the Elizabeth line providing connections across London.
Local cycle routes and quieter residential streets make it possible to travel between these locations by bike.
About: Tapestry Mural at Manor Park Community Centre

The mural is designed as a woven tapestry, made up of patterned sections inspired by local life. These include references to the Elizabeth line, local football clubs, and nearby architecture such as the Earl of Essex weathervane and the former library building.
It also reflects community groups, youth organisations, and Skylarks, recognising the people and spaces that shape Manor Park.
Together, these elements are woven into one design, showing how individual stories connect to form a shared community.
Creative partners and delivery teams:
- Accent London
- Royffe Flynn
Where?
Manor Park Community Centre, 524 High Street North E12 6QN
What’s nearby?
Manor Park Community Centre is close to High Street North, with local shops, cafés, and everyday services.
Newham’s community centres offer activities, support, and social events for people of all ages and backgrounds.
Nearby green spaces, including Little Ilford Park, Wanstead Flats and Plashet Park, provide areas for recreation and relaxation.
How to walk the Trail
The Colours of Newham Mural Art Trail is a self-guided route across the borough.
The trail can be explored at your own pace, whether as a short walk around a local area or as a longer journey connecting multiple locations across Newham.
You can also explore the trail using the Colours of Newham Google Map