thewharf World class designers to exhibit at Made London Canary Wharf 2018 The contemporary design and craft fair brings together around 90 makers from at home and abroad...
thewharf Final chance to try new street food at West India Quay The latest round of Inkerbators will be serving up their dishes from 11.30am to 2pm on Tuesday, April 24....
thewharf Berkeley Homes offers 49 apprenticeships at its sites including Isle Of Dogs and Canning Town The developer is looking for candidates who want to train in the construction industry. Applications close on April 27....
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 These 69 units are available in L&Q’s New Union Wharf development on the Isle Of Dogs Each flat features hardwood flooring throughout, a fully integrated kitchen and a private outdoor area...
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 Why photographer Rachell Smith is supporting the younger generation Rachell Smith talks about her fantastic career...
thewharf Why the Canary Wharf area is a runner’s paradise Journalist and author Helen Croydon believes the Canary Wharf area is a paradise for runners....
thewharf Why Wes Anderson’s Isle Of Dogs isn’t worthy of its Google links The director’s animated film has removed the east London Island from the search engine’s front page but it lacks the bite of a true classic...
thewharf Free food for London Marathon runners and everything you need to know Find out where London Marathon runners can get free food...
thewharf Mirror Online employee set to run the London Marathon for road safety charity Brake Darren Wells had an accident on the way back from Reading Festival when he was 18...
thewharf Canary Wharf Group employee set to run the London Marathon dressed as an emoji Canary Wharf Group employee Simon Howarth is running his seventh London Marathon...
thewharf Ethical and sustainable fashion pop-up by Kitty Ferreira comes to Canary Wharf The London-based designer is talking ahead of her pop-up on the Isle Of Dogs...
thewharf More schools are needed on the Isle Of Dogs to secure families, says estate agent More schools are needed on the Isle Of Dogs to secure families, says estate agent...
thewharf Choreographer Karole Armitage to join Trinity Laban’s Transitions Dance Company The works will be performed during a UK and European tour...
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 How Ales Tales is set to blow a Belgian bubble in east London The two-day beer festival at The Oval Space in Bethnal Green is in its second year thanks to organisers Nicolas Tondeur and Sayuri Kasajima...
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 Violinist Philippa Mo brings classical music to Bermondsey’s Shortwave Cafe Philippa Mo’s six-year-old self was initially drawn to the violin for its shape, not its sound....
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....
