Results tagged “Jubilee Place mall”

ff-jan14-moore.JPGWe've had England's "Mad Dog" Lewis Moody in Canary Wharf and now "Pit Bull" Brian Moore is on his way.

The former England hooker will be at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall next Tuesday to sign copies of his new book The Thoughts of Chairman Moore.

LeeEvans142.jpgChristmas came early for comedian Lee Evans as hundreds of fans queued to meet him in Canary Wharf this afternoon.

The funnyman was signing copies of his autobiography, The Life of Lee, at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall and copies of the book were flying off the shelves.

FF-nov12-Haye.jpgFormer world heavyweight boxing champion David Haye will be pulling no punches when he arrives in Canary Wharf.

Haye, who lost his WBA title to Wladimir Klitschko in July, will be at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall on November 3, signing copies of his autobiography Making Haye.

Gazza.jpgA clutch of star names are heading to Canary Wharf to flog their latest books.

Troubled football superstar Paul Gascoigne is likely to be the biggest draw as he launches Glorious: My World, Football and Me detailing the highs and lows of his playing career. He will be at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall on October 13.

neville.jpgFormer Manchester United and England footballer Gary Neville is heading to Canary Wharf next month.

Neville, 36, will be at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place Mall on September 1 to sign copies of his autobiography Red.

aa-jun9-mansell142.jpgHe's more used to hurling Formula One cars round the world's most famous tracks but Nigel Mansell faced a different type of driving test this morning.

The 1992 F1 champion put in an appearance at the Motorexpo when he took part in the Jaguar E-type cavalcade before turning his skills to an F1 simulator in Jubilee Place mall.

aa-oct16-waterstones142.jpgCanary Wharf's two Waterstone's bookstores have a new owner after the chain was bought by Russian billionaire Alexander Mamut for £53m.

It could signal a change of image for the stores in Cabot Place and Jubilee Place mall, with James Daunt - who will take over as managing director in July - promising every store would reflect the area they serve.

ff-may19-atherton142.jpgCricket fans should make their way down to Jubilee Place Mall at lunchtime today to meet former England cricket captain Michael Atherton.

The ex-opener, now a respected cricket writer, will be at Waterstone's from 12.30pm signing copies of his latest book Glorious Summers and Discontents.

nov20-tiffinbites.jpgA new pizza and pasta restaurant is set to open in Jubilee Place Mall.

Wildwood, which features a menu of grilled food, past and stone-baked pizzas, is to take over the unit vacated by Indian restaurant Tiffinbites last week. The new restaurant is expected to open in early summer.

ff-mar19-squash.jpgFormer World Champion Peter Nicol is giving Wharfers a taste of what to expect when the ISS Canary Wharf Squash Classic starts next week.

Nicol is taking on all-comers at Wii squash in Jubilee Place Mall this afternoon, giving enthusiastic amateurs the chance to put one over one of the all-time greats.

lineker142.jpgSports fans and movie buffs will have the chance to meet some of their heroes in Canary Wharf over the next few weeks.

Gary Lineker, Sir Michael Caine and Sir Ian Botham are just three of the big names heading to Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall as the autumn book promotion season gets underway.

ff-jan14-moore.JPGOne of England's all-time rugby greats is set to be unleashed in Canary Wharf tomorrow afternoon.

Brian Moore, the fiery heart of England's fearsome pack in the early 1990s, will be at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place Mall from 12.30pm to sign copies of his autobiography Beware of the Dog: Rugby's Hard Man Reveals All.

strictly.jpgFans of Strictly Come Dancing were left disappointed this afternoon when two stars of the hit show got themselves in a tango trying to get to Canary Wharf.

Dancers James Jordan and Matthew Cutler missed their lift from west London for "unknown reasons" and failed to arrive for a 12.30pm book signing.

botham.jpgRain didn't stop play for Sir Ian Botham when he put in an appearance in Canary Wharf today.

The ex-England cricketer was putting pen to paper to sign copies of his latest book, My Sporting Heroes, at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall, with plenty of Wharfers queueing up to meet him.

strauss.jpgEngland cricket captain Andrew Strauss has had his Canary Wharf book signing next week cancelled.

Strauss was due at the Waterstone's store in Jubilee Place mall next Tuesday but England's progress in the Champions Trophy has put paid to that.

FF-Oct1-Flintoff6.jpgEngland cricket star Andrew Flintoff dropped into Canary Wharf this afternoon to meet his adoring public.

The popular all-rounder, nicknamed Freddie, was signing copies of his new book Ashes to Ashes at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall and drew a big crowd.

aa-aug20-rick.jpgWaterstone's have netted one of Britain's best-known cooks as part of a shoal of signings this autumn.

Rick Stein, famed for his fish and seafood cookery, will be at the store in Jubilee Place Mall to sign copies of his latest book Far Eastern Odyssey on Monday, September 14.

aa-nov6-rhodes3.jpgOne of Britain's top chefs still thinks there is an appetite for eating out, despite the economic situation.


Gary Rhodes was in Canary Wharf yesterday and he had some words of comfort for foodies who finding fine-dining difficult to justify.

aa-oct16-waterstones1.jpgWATERSTONE'S opened its doors in Canary Wharf this morning.


The former Books, etc stores in Jubilee Place mall and Cabot Place were back in business again after a two week refit and a Waterstone's rebranding.

And any Wharfers in need of a temporary job after the recent spate of redundancies could swap book-keeping for book-selling at the Jubilee Place mall branch.

Wharf bookshops closing

By Simon Hayes on September 23, 2008 5:01 PM |

aa-aug21-booksetc1.jpgBOOKS etc closes its doors for the last time in Canary Wharf tomorrow.


The area's only two bookshops, in Jubilee Place Mall and Cabot Place, will shut at 6pm on Wednesday when work starts to transform them into Waterstone's, who acquired the stores last month.

The length of time the shops will be closed has not been disclosed but could be up to two weeks.

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