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How The Handlebards blended tragedy and comedy in their Canary Wharf performance of Romeo And Juliet
We review the all-female production of Shakespeare's classic in the Al fresco setting of Westferry Circus roundabout
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What it’s really like to be an astronomer at Greenwich Observatory
A new £50,000 suite of telescopes has been installed in the 19th century Altazimuth Pavilion meaning space observations can be recorded for the first time in 60 years. Astronomer Brendan Owens tells us what it means for him, researchers, and the public.
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How Rod Stewart’s rocker daughter teamed up with the heir to a country music dynasty
Ruby Stewart and Alyssa Bonagura will bring their duet The Sisterhood Band to Canary Wharf on July 29. They are performing at free music festival Nashville Meets London alongside headliners Sam Palladio and Tyminski
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Floating hot tubs launch in West India Quay
We speak to former banker Stuart ‘Tommo’ Thomson about bringing HotTug UK to the docks and what customer can expect.
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The complete Henley Literary Festival line up and everything else you need to know
From Horrid Henry workshops to meeting Olympians and sitting down with Sir Michael Morpurgo
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There's still time to sign up for the AJ Bell London Triathlon
13,000 triathletes will swim, run and cycle their way around east London
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Reading theatre company reveals plans for old Central Club space
The theatre company will offer rehearsal space to other community groups after it was revealed they would be moving into a new development on the site
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Cotswold Airport festival of vintage aircraft will mark 100 years of the RAF
REME's Lightning Bolts Army Parachute Display Team will appear at the festival in September.
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Glen Matlock is Good To Go for Canary Wharf gigs
Sex Pistols member Glen Matlock press shots ahead of his Boisdale shows in Canary Wharf Credit: The Wharf Writing songs is just is what I do – if you’re a fisherman and you don’t go fishing you’re full of shit,” said Glen Matlock ahead of his five shows
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The man who went from hustling for Bill Gates to shuffleboarding in Shoreditch
Graeme Hawkins and wife Nine have opened London Shuffle Club in Ebor Street and hope it will be the latest games craze to hit London. The venue offers eight indoor and outdoor lanes, cocktails, beer and pizza
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The English chef bringing Spanish flavours to Deptford
Paul Belcher has opened his second branch of The Tapas Room in Deptford Market Yard. He tells us more about the 70 wines and speciality foods he serves
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Kerb opens sixth street food market in St Katharine Docks
Head of markets Ian Dodds reveals the secret’s of the company’s appeal and its plans for the future