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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A new cycle and pedestrian bridge over the Thames between Canada Water and Canary Wharf is moving ahead.
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A new cycle bridge between Canada Water and Canary Wharf could empty 15 Tube trains of passengers and slash journey times across the river, according to a feasibility study.
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The Museum Of London Docklands looks in the mirror for its latest examination of East End heritage.
The tallest residential tower in Western Europe will be built by West India Quay .
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The year is 2008. The banking system has laid waste to the world economy. The resolute banks are the only signs of life in a barren landscape. Customers are cynical and disenchanted with traditional financial models. The field is clear for a “Cambrian explosion” of innovation.
The borough is like the mad, bad uncle who left his family to start a new life with a woman half his age but has returned, repentant and wiser.
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