Around E14
Removals across Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs
Canary Wharf is not one kind of building. A move off the estate, a flat on Marsh Wall and a
terrace in Cubitt Town all start in E14, and each needs a different plan for access, parking
and the carry. This is the island as our crews know it.
The estate
Churchill Place · Cabot Square · Westferry Circus · Wood Wharf
Glass office towers and the newer residential blocks at Wood Wharf and around the dock edges.
Access Estate roads are private and run by the estate management, not the council. Vehicles go through security, and goods move through the underground service areas, so the bay and the lift are booked with the building, never improvised at the kerb.
South Quay & Marsh Wall
Marsh Wall · Millharbour · Limeharbour · South Quay
The densest run of residential towers on the island, many of them recent, nearly all with concierge desks and building-managed loading bays.
Access Marsh Wall is a public road and busy all day, with very little kerb to stop on. We work through each tower’s own bay and its move-in rules, which differ from one building to the next.
Millwall & Westferry Road
Westferry Road · Arnhem Place · Millwall Dock · the riverside wharves
Converted riverside warehouses, low-rise Docklands-era housing and older council blocks along the western side of the island.
Access Residential streets here sit under Tower Hamlets permit parking. Where a van needs to stand on the street, we apply to the council to suspend the bay rather than hoping for a gap.
Cubitt Town & Island Gardens
Manchester Road · Saunders Ness Road · Pier Street · Glengarnock Avenue
Victorian terraces and houses near Island Gardens, alongside riverside flats looking across to Greenwich.
Access A front door rather than a service lift, but narrower streets and permit bays. Manchester Road is the island’s eastern spine and the obvious place to stage the vehicle.
Blackwall, Poplar & Limehouse
Preston’s Road · Poplar High Street · Narrow Street · Limehouse Basin
Blackwall’s newer towers, Poplar’s post-war estates and the warehouse flats around Limehouse Basin.
Access These sit on the island’s busiest approaches: the A13, Aspen Way and the Limehouse Link. The Blue Bridge on Preston’s Road still lifts for ships entering the dock, so we keep the alternative route in hand.