Anna Foynes - Lettings

03/03/2022

Happy Book Day
“A book is a magical thing that lets you travel to far-away places without ever leaving your chair” -Katrina Mayer

24/09/2021

Adams Plaza Bridge has since September 2020 featured “Captivated by Colour” created for the London Mural Festival by Camille Walala and it has now become part of Canary Wharfs permanent art collection.

14/09/2021

The navy ship HMS Albion is currently moored up in Greenwich during it’s visit to London to support of International Shipping Week.

Tradition dictates that when a Royal Naval vessel moors on the Wharf, the Captain must present the Constable with a barrel of wine “the Dues” which is then is ceremoniously escorted to the Tower by the Yeoman Warders and presented to the Constable on Tower Green.

Today, the levy takes the form of a barrel of wine presented by the ships Commanding Officer.

02/09/2021

31/08/2021

The Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre | DSWC London

30/08/2021

It’s hard to believe it but the school summer holiday is coming to an end.

On the other hand, this means that 2021/22 rugby season is just around the corner - YEAH!

This weekend Millwall Rugby Club is taking part in a RFU initiative to support your community and try Rugby.

We are very proud to be involved with the club and hope that this weekend sees a great turnout to enjoy the sport and camaraderie.

28/08/2021

The Watermans Arms is a recently refurbished historic grade II listed pub offering a range of foods, craft beer, fine wines, spirits as well as guest rooms.

www.facebook.com/thewatermansarmsdocklands

24/08/2021

The Isle of Dogs Lawn Bowls Club was established 2011. The club is situated in Millwall park, they share the Green with North Greenwich Bowls Club which was founded in 1901. The club is open to new members, no experience required

22/08/2021

The new Kompan landscaped play area by the Millwall Arches is really starting to take shape...

19/08/2021

WORLD PHOTO DAY celebrates the day when the French government purchased the patent for the daguerreotype process. This is a photographic process which creates detailed images on a copper plate with a thin coat of silver.

British scientist Sir John Herschel came up with the word photography it in 1839 using the Greek word phōtós (meaning “light”) and graphê (which means “drawing or writing”) hence the definition of photography is “drawing the light”

Share your favourite Isle of Dogs light drawing with the world today 😉