The Olympic Park reopens to the public April 7, 2014 Visitors to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park made a splash yesterday as the green space was opened to the public for the first time since the London 2012 Games. The east London park, which is the biggest to open in the capital for a century, features interactive water fountains and an adventure playground. Visitors can also [...]
City watchdog confirms move to Olympic Park April 2, 2014 STRATFORD moved closer yesterday to becoming London’s next business district after securing the Financial Conduct Authority as its first tenant. The City watchdog confirmed plans to move its 3,000 staff from its current offices in Canary Wharf to a new £2bn development next to the Olympic Park known as the International Quarter. The deal is [...]
City watchdog mulling move to new offices in the Olympic Park March 24, 2014 THE FINANCIAL Conduct Authority is poised to make a decision later this week on plans that could see it move its 3,000 staff from Canary Wharf to new offices on the Olympic Park. The watchdog has four years left on its lease at 25 North Colonnade, and is understood to have drawn up a shortlist [...]
Tech fair set to head to Olympic Park March 10, 2014 A TECHNOLOGY festival that describes itself as the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth is heading for East London next year, after its founders announced plans to bring Maker Faire to the Olympic Park. The fair, scheduled for summer 2015, will be the first time the show has been held outside of the US since [...]
Becker raises doubts over Federer’s Olympic ambition October 21, 2013 LONDON 2012 silver medallist Roger Federer hopes to play at the Rio Olympics in 2016, but former world No1 Boris Becker believes that ambition is “far fetched”. Federer reached the Swiss Indoors second round yesterday to maintain his charge towards the World Tour finals at the O2 Arena. But after a forgettable year for the [...]