By the 1980s, East London’s docklands, once a powerhouse of industry, had become a shadow of their former selves. The area, blighted by economic decline and industrial decay, was far from the bustling heart of global trade it had once been. However, with time, something began to stir—a vision for its revitalisation that would soon become a reality. This marked the beginning of the transformation of Canary Wharf.

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