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Five ways to celebrate Halloween in Canary Wharf and Docklands
The best ways to celebrate Halloween 2018
Florence Derrick
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Why Ben Brabyn, head of Canary Wharf’s tech startup hub Level39, is buzzing about the launch of Wood Wharf
"Level39 was conceived to provide a means for earlier stage, high growth, high tech companies to play a part in the existing community of Canary Wharf"
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Retro Cuban pop-up Last Nights of Havana salsas into Tobacco Dock, tempting the Canary Wharf after-work crowd with rum cocktails
The theme, pre-revolution Havana, played out in the bartenders’ floral shirts and straw hats, as well as their rum-based concoctions that were theatrically mixed to order at the island bar.
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Why cartoonist Alex Norris is the artist to watch out for at MCM Comic Con, which comes to London ExCel, in Docklands, on October 26-28
With a 268,000-strong Instagram following, 436,000 Facebook fans and a book scheduled for release next year, it’s safe to say Alex has failed in his attempt to make the worst comic on the internet.
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Are circus-themed classes the next fitness craze for Canary Wharf’s gym-goers? We test out an aerial silks class in Southwark
"The first thing you learn in aerial silks class is to relax outside of your comfort zone"
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A new Marks And Spencer scan-and-pay app is set to replace checkout tills in the Canary Wharf store
"No receipt, no queuing, no human interaction. It was really easy."
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Why renting a flat in Canada Water’s Quebec Quarter means a garden and a one-stop commute to Canary Wharf
Quebec Quarter in Canada Water, one stop on the Jubilee Line from Canary Wharf, has been designed by developer L&Q with outside space in mind.
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Why Rum And Sugar is the place to sip the spirit near Canary Wharf
Take a die-hard whisky drinker into Rum And Sugar, and they’ll have to pass a test.