Trusted Agent profile · London
★★★★★
10 reviews across 2 platforms
Canary Wharf, London, E14 9QG
Canary Wharf Group's office in London, at Canary Wharf, is rated 2.0 out of 5 across 10 reviews on two platforms, including 9 Google reviews rated 2.0.
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1/5
GooglePoor quality of build. Design flaws with the bathrooms throughout the block and not taking responsibility. Canary Wharf Group never respond and Scott Nicholas was responsible for a design flaw and it seems like there’s a cover up. Avoid buying from them and their new development - 7 Belvedere Road. Also they don’t know how to maintain the gym and spa, worms were found in the pool and nail clippings on the side of the pool. They do not respond to complaints.
1/5
GoogleI would not recommend communicating any issues to this company at all. On a previous occasion, my daughter visited Canary Wharf and was harassed after making an innocent video with one of their security officers, named Salman. He asked for her number and continued to pursue her despite the fact that she was underage. I raised these concerns with the Head of Security, Mark Baker, but the issues brought to his attention were not taken seriously. I would not recommend this area to anyone with children - security officers are supposed to keep you safe, but they do not.
2/5
GoogleTerrible phone signal on multiple networks. Needs improving. Terrible area for cycling. No cycle lanes anywhere. WiFi connection is terrible. You can’t get anything done using Canary Wharf WiFi . Theee are 3 features required of a well designed business area. Bit if a shame you can’t even make a solid WhatsApp call in the day time or cellular in the heart of the area on Three or Vodafone due to the buildings blocking the masts. Add more infrastructure is the obvious solution The security make it half decent though. Doesn’t seem To be any phone or bike thieves around which is a luxury in London.
1/5
GoogleHow interesting to see Canary Wharf Group having to revamp the tower - and devise strategies for the exodus of workers, for example, Clifford Chance moving out. During the 'noughties' Canary Wharf administered its estate with a ruthless rod of iron. They slowly slowly slowly squeezed out motorcycle parking until motorcyclists were forced to fight for spaces. (They claimed that motorcycles were an ugly blight on their cityscape!) Their wardens even removed motorcycles parked on the yellow motorcycle-parking delineation crosshatch adjacent to lampposts! - a breach of 'inches'! I was one such victim. It was just sheer tyranny - because they could. I lost track of my motorbike and had to buy a new one costing £2k. The old one was forfeited due to not being able to find where they had 'towed it away' to - and I needed transport. The book value was at least £700. How they now must wish that workers would return! Even deciding to tempt motorcycles back to besmirch their cityscape! How tidy their 'cityscape' must look now without all those untidy workers! So some advice to all those hybrid workers not attending their offices at Canary Wharf: when you do decide to turn up, make sure you don't walk on the cracks in the paving; make sure you are smartly dressed; and don't loiter in those lovely grassy patches! We don't want you messing up that fine cityscape!
2/5
TrustpilotNo Loitering - No Motorbikes - And don't walk on the paving cracks!
How interesting to see Canary Wharf Group having to revamp the tower - and devise strategies for the exodus of workers, for example, Clifford Chance - among others - moving out. During the 'noughties' Canary Wharf administered its estate with a ruthless rod of iron. They slowly slowly slowly squeezed out motorcycle parking until motorcyclists were forced to fight for spaces. (They claimed that motorcycles were an ugly blight on their cityscape!) Their wardens even removed motorcycles parked on the yellow motorcycle-parking delineation crosshatch adjacent to lampposts - for workers to return to to find it gone - a breach of 'inches'! I was one such victim. It was just sheer tyranny - because they could. I lost track of my motorbike and had to buy a new one costing £2½k. The old one was forfeited due to not being able to find where they had 'towed it away' to - and I needed transport. The book value was at least £700. How they now must wish that workers would return! That smart shopping centre is footfall hungry! Even now wishing they had motorcycles back to besmirch their cityscape! How tidy their 'cityscape' must look now without all those untidy workers! So some advice to all those hybrid workers not attending their offices at Canary Wharf: when you do decide to turn up, make sure you don't walk on the cracks in the paving; make sure you are smartly dressed; and don't loiter in those lovely grassy patches! We don't want you messing up that fine cityscape now do we?
1/5
GoogleThe return bottle scheme machine does not give receipts back, security guard said the machines has no paper, so you will drop the plastic bottles for nothing.
1/5
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1/5
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5/5
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5/5
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