Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel for "summer 2025". This new infrastructure project, situated in east London, has sparked controversy due to its implications and the decision to implement a toll for both the Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels. The announcement comes as media outlets, including BBC London, were given a first glimpse inside the tunnel, highlighting its significance in the city's development plans. This tunnel aims to alleviate traffic congestion and improve connectivity in the region.
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Take a first look at Silvertown Tunnel, the controversial new Thames road tunnel in east London📼 Read the full story: https://t.co/fy9WCOmsES https://t.co/uzu3rIjyes
For the first time, BBC London has been inside the Silvertown Tunnel, one of the most controversial infrastructure projects in the city. @BBCTomEdwards https://t.co/m1oO8v8w3M
First look inside Silvertown tunnel as @TfL confirms "summer 2025" opening date - from when drivers will also have to pay a toll to use Blackwall tunnel https://t.co/KtkxTbPoHE
First look inside Silvertown tunnel as TfL confirms summer 2025 opening https://t.co/6SQM8Hz9Jc