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Last week we reported on the conviction of two Muslim youngsters who spray-painted over the naked flesh of advertising models.
While their actions were clearly criminal, they were at least underpinned by some sense of morality.
While economists are, not unreasonably, fretting about the dire state of the British economy, we're leapfrogging the modern troubles to look a little further ahead.
With the economy in a state of flux, the old traditions beyond repair and even some of the new post-dotcom paradigms looking ropy, the shape of things to come is far from certain.
Davy's is hosting a three-hour wine tasting event at its venue in Canary Wharf. The event starts at 10.30am on Saturday June 11 and is followed by a four course lunch.
Tickets including all wine sapmples and lunch with coffee cost £49.95 per person. Go to davy.co.uk/events or call 020 8858 9147 for tickets.
Are you up to date with the latest changes in employment law?
The UK's largest specialist employment law firm Doyle Clayton is holding a seminar on October 13, to discuss changes made to employment law over the last year and looking ahead to what you should be preparing for in 2011.
Pickpockets on the Wharf are being targeted in a police operation which has already seen the crime decrease 28 per cent over the last two months.
British Transport Police identified Canary Wharf's stations as a hotspot for theft, a crime which has risen 10 per cent across the DLR and Tube networks in the last year.
Big screens, even bigger crowds, and an opera singer - the World Cup is coming.
Bar managers in and around Canary Wharf are getting ready for a bumper summer due to the action from South Africa with advanced bookings already reported to be strong.
Using that faux-naif, bumbling yet charming manner of Boris Johnson, the London Mayor has carefully cultivated an air of confusion over his thoughts on a London river crossing.
Since the '70s there have been repeated attempts to take the pressure off the Blackwall Tunnel and other beleaguered links but, so far, they have come to naught.
Magicians are earning rave reviews from businesses planning the perfect corporate event. John Hill meets a few who've wowed the crowds in the Wharf.
The Wharf is the leading newspaper in Canary Wharf, bringing you a wide selection of stories and features covering all aspects of life in this exciting area.
We have been going since 1998 and have unrivalled experience in covering an ever-changing area which has become one of the most important financial centres in the world.
But it is not just about business – The Wharf covers all aspects of life in this vibrant region, whether it is a major concert at The O2, filming the latest blockbuster or gearing up for the 2012 Olympics.
We have the best news, sport and features concentrating on Canary Wharf and Docklands, along with an extensive property guide and a lifestyle section.
The Wharf is based at the heart of the area in the UK’s tallest building – One Canada Square, popularly known as Canary Wharf Tower.
We are part of Mirror Group, which produces the Daily Mirror, the Sunday Mirror and The People alongside The Wharf. Mirror Group is part of Trinity Mirror, which publishes more than 150 regional newspapers in addtion to its national titles and operates more than 200 websites.
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