Thames-Side Studios Gallery

I have been using this studio for my screen printing career for the past year and a half... it's well maintained and full of lovely people to get inspiration from! Great place to work....

It's a fantastic hub of artists. There is a gallery. There is a photography studio, a print studio. And the open house days are a must visit.

Went to see the Royal Iris.used to sail the mersey.famous for diesel motor and Gerry pacemakers ferry across Mersey. Few small outlets hand craft items and cafe.area around old battery factory historic area next to Thames barrier well worth visit

Fantastic printing facilities with expert advice and support. Great location too.

Your stuff is not safe there. I had a locked bike stolen in a matter of seconds. Security are very nice if you are a victim of crime but pretty useless to prevent it.

What I don't like is security told me that happens regularly. If that is the case, why isn't there better protection for a cyclist to leave their bike, locked, on their premises? I also asked for the CCTV which I have seen, in the security lodge, but was refused to take a copy with me so that I could but a copy on social media. Thames-side hid behind GDPR. All faces were covered up, but identification could be made by clothing and thieves' bicycles. I suppose the reason why they hide behind GSPR is that it would be very bad for their business if customers realized that their stuff is not protected.

Been on the intro welding course. Had a great time. Perfect facility for this sort of thing for amateurs and artists. Great if you want to have a go for the first Time. Also, very cool location by the the Thames barrière.

We finished the second part of our epoxy resin and the teacher was very informative and happy to help with any questions and giving tips for any future projects I would recommend these courses if you want to venture into works with epoxy

Security polite, but don't know the place very well. Directed me to the wrong place. The place is clean. Nice view to the Thames.