thewharf London housebuying demand falls for 11th consecutive month says RICS Its monthly survey found 20% more respondents reported a decline in sales, with the run of negative readings stretching back to March 2017....
thewharf Five Guys opens 82nd UK branch in Canary Wharf The fast food brand is aiming to compete in the busy lunch market by serving up burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches and fries in under seven minutes...
thewharf What’s the gruesome twist to this Greenwich exhibition? The Queen’s House has launched an exhibition of work by British contemporary artist Mat Collishaw...
thewharf Limehouse couple quit banking to deliver world wines through your letterbox Love A Taste uses an innovative system they designed and built to safely transfer vintages into flattened bottles that can be delivered through customers doors....
thewharf The east London healthtech start-up aiming to be the ‘Amazon of care’ WeMa Life was founded by Rohit Patni with wife Rajal and son Vivek after they experienced the difficulties of booking care for an elderly relative....
thewharf Why Londoners need more than £3,000 to rent a property Dlighted’s study found renters in Tower Hamlets and Hackney would need nearly three grand for a deposit while those in Newham and Greenwich were likely to pay more than £2,300...
thewharf Relive those Cool Britannia schooldays at Shoreditch Town Hall The Wardrobe Ensemble examine Blair’s legacy and what it means to be British in Education, Education, Education...
thewharf National Theatre production charts rise and fall of Lehman Brothers Deputy artistic director Ben Power on talking with senior employees from the bank’s Canary Wharf operation and how he’s brought the tale to the stage...
thewharf The hot new street food traders cutting their teeth on West India Quay Head to the waterfront on Tuesdays from 11.30am to 2pm to discover burgers, sandwiches, Japanese pancakes and more from the latest raft of businesses taking part in the inKERBator program...
thewharf Experiencing euphoria at An Evening Of Meat The experience sees audiences served a six-course menu while dancers struggle to arise on the tables in front of them. It runs at The Vaults in Waterloo until April 22....
thewharf Review: Why Novotel on the Isle Of Dogs is designed for business and pleasure We found out what the hotel has to offer guests and if it's worth its price tag...
thewharf Last four homes available to buy at award winning development in Bow Prices for the remaining flats at Merchants Walk start at £499,950 with Help to Buy available...
thewharf Saturday market Deptford Bites ready for launch in south east London The weekly event at Deptford Market Yard is set to launch on April 7 and will feature a mixture of permanent traders and guest vendors...
thewharf How tech CEO Claire Cockerton is going to make Plexal in Stratford the “most diverse innovation centre in the world” The co-founder of Level39 left Canary Wharf to build the £15million hub and launched it two week after giving birth. Now she is looking for female-led tech firms to join her Plexiglass programme aimed at helping boost equality in the industry...
thewharf Products in Canary Wharf to help you ditch single-use plastic We’ve saved you the effort of hunting out eco-friendly cups, glasses and gadgets. Here is our pick of items from Paperchase, Tiger, Waitrose, Clintons and more....
thewharf What sustainabilty means to Canary Wharf Group We meet Martin Gettings, the man in charge of keeping the business on the right track to ask how it is tackling environmental challenges in 2018...
thewharf Where to get a discount with a reusable coffee cup in Canary Wharf Caffeine lovers can get up to 50p off their beverage and help save the planet by ditching single-use cups....
thewharf How food sharing app Olio wants to save the planet Founded by Londoner Tessa Clarke and American Saasha Celestial-One the tech start-up is like Tinder for leftovers and has support from Facebook....
thewharf Founder of The Cyberfish tells us why we should all have a blank Facebook wall Berta Papp-Silva and husband AJ run the cyber security business from Canary Wharf tech accelerator Level39. It offers training and tools to help businesses and individuals avoid online attacks...
thewharf New menu at Peninsula Restaurant in Greenwich is a rollercoaster ride Head chef at Intercontinental London - The O2 Tomas Lidakevicius has looked to nature and British classics for his inspiration....
thewharf Can The Float Guru make you happier and more focused? Vijay Ravikumar is based at the London Floatation Centre on the Isle Of Dogs. He says sensory deprivation tanks can help “reset” your brain and make you happier....
thewharf Perkbox co-founder wants to lead the workplace revolution Chieu Cao says attracting the best and brightest of the empowered Millennial generation means creating a transparent culture with clear goals and rewards...
thewharf Meet the man behind the new Star Wars experience coming to Stratford Curtis Hickman is a trained magician and chief creative officer of The Void...
thewharf Why all-female show An Evening Of Meat is about much more than flesh Creator Kate March said the show is about exploring the power of women’s bodies, not sexualising them. It comes to The Vaults from March 28 to April 22...
