IT Support and Computer Services in Canary Wharf London
IT Support and Computer Services in Canary Wharf London
We provide IT Support and Computer Services to the Canary Wharf area in London. We specialise in providing IT Support services for small businesses, schools and charities.
We can provide Fixed Price Support Contracts to Pay As You Go IT Support Service.
We offer very competitive Computer Services in London. We are one of the quickest and most convenient IT Support companies covering the Canary Wharf area. If you need Computer or IT Services in Canary Wharf, or if you live or work in Canary Wharf then give us a call today (0207 100 1212). We have three locations in Central London to conveniently cover all of Greater London.
Some interesting facts about Canary Wharf, E14
Canary Wharf is a modern high-rise business district located at the former West India Docks on the Isle of Dogs, east of London. In 1981 Margaret Thatcher’s government founded the London Docklands Development Corporation. Its purpose was the revitalisation of some 2100ha of docks (8 sq. mi). The first office tower, Canary Wharf Tower, was built in 1990. At 800ft (243m) the pyramid-topped steel tower was the tallest building in Europe until the completion of the Messeturm in Frankfurt, Germany that same year.
Many more office towers were planned but British corporations were reluctant to relocate to the remote site. Despite a promise by Margaret Thatcher, there was no underground connection and the site lacked shopping areas and restaurants.
A Booming District
The tide turned during the second half of the 1990s. The property market revived and the development project was bought by an international consortium backed by the former owners of Olympia & York.
And finally in 1999 the underground Jubilee line was extended to the Millennium Dome, with a stop at Canary Wharf. Now only 30 minutes from the heart of London, Canary Wharf started to attract more and more tenants, mostly financial institutions.
The working population in the area rose from 13,400 in 1996 to about 90,000 in 2006. Canary Wharf now boasts a cluster of skyscrapers and is already dubbed Manhattan on Thames. More importantly the area also started to attract residents, a shopping mall, bars and restaurants.
With much more growth expected for the coming years, London’s most modern district is poised to also become its most dynamic.
Source: aviewoncities.com
