By rail and water

Kim talks about cleaning the Olympic Park waterways and how we aim to retain existing trees across the Park.

Progress on the various London 2012 utilities projects reaches a milestone as the electrical substation delivers power to the Park.

The River Lea is cleaned and cleared all the way to the Olympic Park as part of the ODA's programme to move materials by sustainable modes of transport.

Utilities Project Sponsor, Ruari gives a tour of the new Energy Centre, where the distinctive steel frame of the superstructure is now complete.

See how the new railway sidings at Orient Way were built reusing 90 per cent of all the old materials.

On her first visit to the Olympic Park since construction began, Her Majesty The Queen met staff, viewed progress on the Olympic Stadium and planted the first tree in the Parklands.

Team GB athletes celebrate the launch of the London 2012 Olympic pictograms at Stratford Station

Team GB and ParalympicsGB athletes travelled to the Olympic Park on a Javelin® train.

The London 2012 Parklands team visit the Chelsea Flower Show to tell the public about the Great British Gardens competition.

Find out about our Great British Garden Competition and meet the winners who have designed a garden for the Olympic Park.<br/>