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What can I do with the kids at Museum Of London Docklands near Canary Wharf?
The summer holidays are here. That means an unusually high number of children on the Canary Wharf estate. But what to do with them?
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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How One Thing Well’s Woodworks platform aims to revolutionise forestry
Co-founders of umbrella organisation One Thing Well are launching a platform to drive growth and sustainability
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How My London Home is expanding its estate agency business despite the market
The 49-year-old founded My London Home in Westminster in 2002 with the aim of creating a new model for estate agency.
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Why the Canary Wharf Bremont shop contains a wealth of watch stories
The British watch brand recently opened its third London store in Canary Wharf.
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Where will Crossrail trains be serviced when the Elizabeth line starts running?
Crossrail is set to begin its first phase of operations in December, with services running through Canary Wharf between Paddington and Abbey Wood.
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How the Lansbury Amateur Boxing Club is taking its fighters to Vegas
The Lansbury Amateur Boxing Club lies almost within the shadow of One Canada Square.
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Why Canary Wharf workers should travel to Villa Di Geggiano in Chiswick
There’s a certain type of carefree hedonism the west of the capital does better than the east.
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39 homes in Bow released at The Clocktower by Cushman And Wakefield
A collection of 39 properties in a Grade II listed building in Bow have been released to the market.
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How technology in the latest Embraer jet to service London City Airport might make it cheaper to use
A glimpse of the near future has touched down at London City Airport.
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Knight Frank expands with opening of office at Royal Arsenal Riverside in Woolwich
Atmosphere, community and value for money.
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DLR launches guided non-stop services from Tower Gateway to Greenwich
For the first time TfL services are set to serve as stand-alone attractions rather than just a method of accessing London’s delights.
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The O2 unveils Icon Outlet centre as entertainment and shopping converge on Greenwich Peninsula
Change is coming to The O2 and it looks like this. In October the world’s most successful entertainment venue is set to extend its scope far beyond ticketed events as it opens a 210,000sq ft shopping centre. Delivered as a joint venture between venue owner AEG and Crosstree