thewharf How Well Grounded in Poplar is changing lives with coffee The community interest company based in Spotlight provides free barista training for out of work locals and guarantees them a job at the end of it. We sat down with founder Eve Wagg and two graduates to find out more...
thewharf Trinity Mirror launches Women Together network to address gender imbalance The Canary Wharf based newspaper publisher has more than twice as many men in senior manager positions. A group of female bosses have launched the campaign to try and close the gap...
thewharf Why Dinosaurs In The Wild doesn't live up to its potential The Greenwich Peninsula attraction puts kids in front of dinosaurs in cages and lacks a clear narrative arc. Nothing Jurassic Park hasn't done before...
thewharf Work starts on twin hotel project in Stratford A 285-bed Hilton and 136-bed long stay Adagio are under construction at the former...
thewharf How Wapping based outdoor clothing brand Musto wants to save our seas The company moved to St Katharine Docks a year ago and began a drive to cut it’s environmental impact...
thewharf Apprentice bricklayer tops out Royal Docks West Mount Anvil said 60 local people have been involved in building the 19-storey tower. The first homes are due to be completed in December....
thewharf How long must British victims of Libyan sponsored IRA terrorism wait for compensation? Docklands Victims Association president Jonathan Ganesh tells us how it feels to see American, French and German victims compensated as the UK Government fails to act...
thewharf Allia expands business accelerator program to Tower Hamlets Move follows the launch of its Future Business Centre in June with the aim of supporting SMEs in the east London borough...
thewharf How Ibis Canning Town star employee went from jobless to team leader in two years Romanian Maria Ardelean tells how she arrived in London not speaking a word of English, but landed a job within 24 hours and now manages a team of nine....
thewharf Why DC's Dawn Of Super Heroes celebrates the art of the comic at The O2 Curator Jean-Jacques Launier says the exhibition comprises more than 200 original pages and 300 preparatory sketches from the likes of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman...
thewharf Chef to the stars brings A-list lifestyle to Dokke in Wapping Neil Wager spent nearly three decades working for Formula One and as a cook on private islands. His first restaurant in St Katharine Docks serves up a changing menu of food inspired by his travels...
thewharf Dog friendly vegan doughnut cafe opens in Hackney Lauren Watts began making doughnuts two years ago after turning vegan overnight. She quit her office job and moved to London with husband Ed to open Dough Society in Dispensary Lane...
thewharf Higgins Homes' Bow Corner development 'reflects buyers' modern lives' Close to Mile End Tube and Limehouse DLR, the scheme offers commuters easy routes into the City and Canary Wharf...
thewharf How Canary Wharf became the new heart of Docklands The estate's Local Impact Report reveals a spend of nearly £1.6billion with local SMEs since 1997 and an impressive barrage of positive statistics covering the last 30 years...
thewharf Pop up art gallery opens on London City Island Developer EcoWorld Ballymore has opened the doors on an exhibition that brings together work by resident and local artists from Trinity Art Studios and Arebyte Gallery...
thewharf Why this Polish comedian threw three people out of her F*cking European show Rita Suszek is set to share her experiences of being a foreigner living in London at Theatre Royal Stratford East until February 10...
thewharf We try to con the director of The Grift in Bethnal Green Immersive theatre show expert Tom Salamon is challenging audiences to visit the Town Hall Hotel to learn the art of the grift and pull off a long con. The show runs until March 25 with tickets costing £35-£77...
thewharf Truman’s brewer talks cans, craft and the rise of women in the trade Charlotte Cook says the Hackney Wick brand will attend Craft Beer Rising on a mission to show it’s just as interesting as any of the other breweries...
thewharf AI property platform AskPorter wants to give everyone a pocket concierge The London-based start-up was founded by friends Tom Shrive and Sam Tassell in 2016. It has just secured investment of over £500,000 from business heavyweights James Caan, Faisal Butt and David Newnes...
thewharf Belle Epoque meets Game Of Thrones at Luton Hoo hotel The five-star hotel in Bedfordshire is a favourite of the Queen and offers stunning architecture, lavish Edwardian decor, sumptuous dining and a dragon tapestry...
thewharf 4 distillers to look out for at The London Gin Festival We pick the spirits to track down at the event in Wapping's Tobacco Dock...
thewharf Nigel Mansell set for London Classic Car Show Icon Award The motor racing legend will attend the event at Excel in the capital's Royal Docks...
thewharf How Helen Croydon swapped sugardaddies for triathlon The Limehouse-based journalist and author talks about her latest book This Girl Ran: Tales Of A Party Girl Turned Triathlete...
thewharf How to avoid back pain at work Sam Roshdy from Capital Physio gives us the dos and don’ts. The ambitious 23-year-old works with Watford FC and the Great Britain American Football Team alongside his day job...
thewharf Fuller's commits to Royal Wharf site with waterside pub plans Brewery and pub chain says it wants to contribute to the lives of residents at Ballymore and Oxley's Royal Docks development...
