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10 Park Drive reaches construction milestone at Canary Wharf’s Wood Wharf development
As well as Newfoundland reaching peak height, the slightly more modestly-sized 10 Park Drive at Wood Wharf has risen to its full 149 metres.
Jon Massey
Jon is associate editor of The Wharf and and Isle Of Dogs resident steeped in the culture and of the new east London. He can be found sampling its delicacies or sipping its nectar whenever possible
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Why London City Airport wants Crossrail extended to Ebbsfleet and its own station
With five million passengers using the Royal Docks terminal each year and swathes of residential and commercial development around it, the case for a second station serving the area is compelling.
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Should I go to The Ivy In The Park in Canary Wharf?
The chain’s association with The Ivy (historic) sets the bar high.
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Folio London promises renters value for money at Porters Edge in Canada Water
Rental developer Folio London is marketing its Porters Edge scheme as offering value for money given its location and facilities.
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How Icon Outlet offers discount designer brands and well-mannered refreshments at The O2 on Greenwich Peninsula
The O2’s Icon Outlet centre was unveiled last month. Walk into the dome and you can’t miss it.
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Could Brewdog’s decision to accept cryptocurrency in Canary Wharf be a bellwether for retailers?
In a little over 10 years its gone from a brewing operation created and manned by two people and a dog to one employing more than 1,000 with 90,000 shareholders
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How east London-based animator Tim Allen turns emotion into movement
The 41-year-old has brought movement to Shaun The Sheep, Fantastic Mr Fox, Fireman Sam, Bob The Builder and Tim Burton pictures Corpse Bride and Frankenweenie amongst many others.
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How MBNA Thames Clippers wants to roll out river ferry services across east London
His fleet of fast river buses, operating on a network that stretches from Putney in the west to Woolwich in the east, have just carried their 40millionth passenger a milestone barely conceivable when he launched the business 19 years ago.
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How Morden Wharf is set to be transformed into 1,500 homes by developer U+I
Morden Wharf. A place where giant props are fabricated, London buses are fettled and costumed characters from Poldark wander about...
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Five places to eat in St Katharine Docks
I’ve been hopping in Wapping. More accurately St Katharine Docks.
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What Berkeley Homes’ Royal Arsenal Riverside penthouses offer to those buying into Woolwich
Uninterrupted, clear views across the Thames. Four-figure square footage. Duplex layouts...
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How the Museum Of London Docklands is aiming to uncover Secret Rivers
Opening on May 25, 2019, Secret Rivers will tease out the courses of the Fleet, Neckinger, Tyburn and Westbourne, amongst others, examining their histories and the way they’ve inspired Londoners.