The sixth Winter Lights festival brings together 25 unique light installations from all over the globe, with some old favourites returning. Here’s a sneak peek at the seven first-timers.
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Mmm, how to describe a Helaine Blumenfeld sculpture. Drunk fungi? Coy pencil sharpenings? Oyster innards? The result of a misguided angel breeding programme?
Apple has upgraded payments on the Tube meaning that people can move faster through the barriers.
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Creative cocktail bar and restaurant The Alchemist – working to the mission “theatre served” – will open its biggest venue yet in the capital in a prime location at Canary Wharf on Friday (29 November).
Our round-up of festive shows covers the traditional – pantomimes (oh yes we did), the Christmassy (a couple of Dickens) and the shows that happen to be going on in December, which is good enough for us.
The Canary Wharf ice rink has been, er, put on ice this year. The organisers have decided to take a break “so we can look at new ways to bring you an expanded and improved event in future years”.
Canary Wharf Group says it has seen healthy sales figures over the summer at its new residential district, Wood Wharf.
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Shuffleboard conjures up images of retired folk on cruises to Florida heaving disks along the deck. But that’s all about to change. Shuffleboard is meeting the 21st century head on in Canary Wharf.
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New curved bridge will link Silvertown Quays development with Elizabeth line at Custom House
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Although Canary Wharf’s New District – the construction site to the east of the original estate – is not due for completion until 2022, Canary Wharf Group has revealed that some parts could be occupied as early as 2019.
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Canary Wharf people move faster than the rest London. It’s a conclusion that can be made from observation at the Waitrose Self Service tills – and soon it will be built into the fabric of Crossrail.
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