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Why The IV Doc is worth trying if money is no object

Mobile intravenous drip firm can deliver treatments at your desk in Canary Wharf, but are they really worth the cash?

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Olympicopolis in Stratford ditched in favour of scaled back East Bank

Revised plans for the cultural hub in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park have been unveiled. Building sizes have been reduced and a new space added for the BBC

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The virtual reality company revolutionising first aid training in Stratford

Here East based innovation centre Plexal has launched its accelerator programme Plexiglass. We meet the cohorts from Dual Good Health and Wondary

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Saying farewell to a former editor of The Wharf

"When cancer came she fought it with all the tools in her box: her humour, her courage, her ability to graft and the love she had for others"

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Meet the man behind the new escape rooms, laser tag and VR arcade in Stratford

David Jones started out in Canary Wharf but has now brought his three immersive entertainment businesses to new purpose-built headquarters in East Village

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How to experience sunshine at Iberica even in the rain

The Canary Wharf restaurant has launched new seasonal dishes. Perfect if its summer terrace because a wash out.

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Why I’ll be taking all my friends to try the new menu at Manhattan Grill

The West India Quay restaurant’s new steak sharing board is one of the best value meals around

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Riverside living at New Union Wharf could make you happier

Research by the Canal & River Trust shows spending time by the waterways can improve life satisfaction

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Why disabled dancer Welly O’Brien will perform in Canary Wharf without a prosthetic

The Candoco Dance Company member will take to an outdoor stage in Columbus Court as part of Greenwich And Docklands International Festival

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Greenwich And Docklands International Festival returns with 1,500 trained pigeons

A photoluminescent celebration of Windrush, dancing table tennis, an unfolding shipping container, 1,500 specially trained pigeons and 100 years of female suffrage. These are some of the diverse ingredients Bradley Hemmings has drawn together for his 23rd Greenwich And Docklands International Festival (GDIF). Constantly driven to improve and develop

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How Jasmine Carey hopes to take Deco 22 to the next level with her leather products

What sits at the heart of a Venn diagram featuring the Worshipful Company Of Leathersellers, social enterprise studio space provider Cockpit Arts in Deptford and the ninth largest technology company in the world? The answer, it seems, is leather worker and designer Jasmine Carey. Having won an award sponsored by

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De Vere Canary Wharf gets a flexible facelift

Refreshment is in the air at Westferry Circus. With much made of the extensive development to the east as the towers rise in Canary Wharf’s New District, the spotlight has shifted off the cluster of 1990s buildings to the western edge. But that doesn’t mean things have stood