thewharf Pop Up Vintage Fairs returns to Canary Wharf this May The pop up vintage fair is back by popular demand...
thewharf Sands Films Studio managing director Olivier Stockman talks about the future of film in Rotherhithe We talk to Olivier Stockman about his work for the studio over the last four decades...
thewharf Royal Museums Greenwich acquires Kehinde Wiley’s Ship Of Fools It is his first work to enter a public collection in the UK...
thewharf JLL reports an increase in competitive bidding in the rental market Renting has become more desirable than ever because in many cases...
thewharf London City Island and Ballymore triumph at property awards The family-run firm which has several projects across London was named Developer Of The Year...
thewharf Digital Shadows office opening is proof of concept for Canary Wharf’s Level39 The cyber security firm’s decision to remain on the east London business estate shows the power of scaling businesses...
thewharf Everything you need to know about London On-Water 2018 The celebration of sailing, yachting, watersports and more returns to St Katharine Docks and has tripled in size...
thewharf Pop-Up Opera set to come to Trinity Buoy Wharf this May Pop-Up Opera rehearse the Mozart Double Bill, which comes to Trinity Buoy Wharf on May 16. Credit: Lidia Crisafulli A fresh wave...
thewharf 35 places to eat and drink outdoors in Canary Wharf With the warmer weather arriving here's some of the best places to grab lunch or a glass of wine after work while enjoying the sunshine...
thewharf Why Greenwich Pilates teacher Ellie Brown wants you to find your own pace Market Studios Pilates teachers (l-r) Ellen Leishman, Chiara Favaretti, founder Ellie Brown and Lucy Swann. Credit: The Wharf On a vibrant turquoise...
thewharf Why Erjjio’s Ben Clifford is fighting for a green internet Only 20% of global data centres are harnessing renewable energy sources but Erjjio is trying to change that...
thewharf Why new chef patron Mini Patel is scrapping formal dining at Blueprint Cafe in Bermondsey He wants to liven up the food, decor and music to attract more locals to the riverside venue in Shad Thames...
thewharf Review: Why you shouldn’t order a burger from The Parlour’s new spring menu Step away from the cliches and branch out with zesty smoked trout, summer squash and avocado hummus...
thewharf Eat like royalty at The Savoy Afternoon Tea The iconic hotel is launching a royal version of its traditional offering of tea, sandwiches and cakes to mark the upcoming wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle...
thewharf Why TAP Portugal has launched a route to Porto from London City Airport The airline's expansion follows the success of its Lisbon flights from the Royal Docks transport hub...
thewharf See which London borough is the quietest Homebuilder Barratt London has looked at more than 4,000 noise readings to find out where to move if you want a quiet life....
thewharf London Craft Beer Festival set to return to Tobacco Docks this August A three-day long celebration of craft beer is set to return to Tobacco Docks this summer. From Friday, August 3, the London...
thewharf #FashionMeansBusiness exhibition by London College Of Fashion launches at London City Island London College Of Fashion, University For The Arts has partnered with EcoWorld Ballymore...
thewharf Tallest building launches at London Dock in Wapping Cashmere Wharf is a 26-storey residential tower at the heart of the development by St George. When complete the site, formerly home to Rupert Murdoch’s New International empire, will have 1,800 homes....
thewharf Nathan Outlaw protege Tom Brown opens first restaurant in Hackney Wick The Cornish born chef will be furnishing Cornerstone with items from his nan’s house. But the cooking will be inspired by his mentor....
thewharf Crest Nicholson launches 158 new homes at The Essex Brewery in Walthamstow The development sits on the former site of the Essex Brewery in South Grove...
thewharf Drink up at London Coffee Festival 2018 The Wharf caught up with some of the baristas exhibiting at London Coffee Festival...
thewharf The Stratford artist who draws objects in thin air Grace Du Prez has been at the forefront of 3D pen technology since it launched....
thewharf Why the Good Hotel in Royal Docks lives up to its name General manager Liutauras Vaitkevicius explains the social mission behind the floating property...
thewharf How adult drama school Stage And The City is helping under-privileged children Upwards of 100 children have benefitted from the foundation...
