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Get your children trained as knights during half-term at the Tower Of London

The historic palace is running sessions to teach kids chivalry, swordplay and being humble with actors from historical interpretation company Past Pleasures

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Richard House Children's Hospice CEO talks pressure and ambition after taking up the role

Chris Baker wants more nurses, volunteers and donors for the Beckton-based charity so it can reach its full potential

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5 top traders we found at the London Art, Antiques And Interiors Fair

Meet Maurice Collins, Kitty Walsh, Marina Shenton, Neil Sully and Bassam Moujaes who have the vintage pieces you need for your home.

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Why managing Novotel on Isle of Dogs is a “homecoming” for Philip Logan

He tells us about travelling the world opening hotels, using Whatsapp to mange his team and why home is “wherever he is”.

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How Iyouall went from online brand to a shop in Deptford

Co-founder Fleur Paterson explains her mission to showcase a passion local brands and beautiful things at the south-east London store

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Curator explains why Robert Montgomery's work offers Canary Wharf two different moods

Alessandra Caggiano artworks that use light are accessible because the medium is so fundamental to life

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Entries open for curling and ice Hockey tournaments at Ice Rink Canary Wharf

Open to people who work on the estate, the corporate challenge will run from January 22 to February 2 with a £350 bar tab up for grabs.

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Why Robert Montgomery’s Estuary Poem is a warning for Canary Wharf workers

The artist’s piece, specially commissioned for the estate’s Winter Lights festival is inspired by modernist Wyndham Lewis and was set alight on a beach at Shellness

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Meet the maverick duo behind Vinotech Compass

From 82-year-old wine to Basque cuisine, the Arnaud Compass and Keith Lyon have put together a destination restaurant on Greenwich Peninsula with a ‘wild formula’ for indulgence

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Why Nasa chose to work with digital learning firm Arcusys

The firm has set up a UK office at tech accelerator Level39 in Canary Wharf. Its platform Valamis provides tailored e-learning software that can help firms retrain employees to cope with the rising tide of automation

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Seedlip founder comes to Canary Wharf to share secrets of the non-alcoholic spirit brand

Ben Branson started out distilling herbs and barks in his kitchen. His booze-free creations are now sold at bars worldwide and Waitrose, Selfridges and The SavoY

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How I got into Oxford without realising I had dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD

Kaiya Stone was diagnosed with three learning difficulties in her second year of a classics degree. The Londoner will share her experiences in show Everything Is Going To Be KO at Theatre Royal Stratford East from January 18-20