The Lock Dining Bar at Hale Wharf, Ferry Lane, operates as both bar and restaurant with a focus on quality food and drinks in a convenient location. The kitchen serves a regularly changing menu built around the principle that good ingredients prepared well need not come at extraordinary prices. The bar programme complements the food offering, and the welcoming atmosphere aims to make every visitor feel like a regular.

Inside a building once famous as a television studio, the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre is a fully flexible performance space in north London close to Wembley Park station. The site has a long broadcasting history: from the late 1920s it housed Britain's first purpose-built sound studios, and as Fountain Studios it later became the home of television juggernauts such as The X Factor, Pop Idol and Britain's Got Talent, with the last live X Factor broadcast there in December 2016. After the pro.....

Built inside the former Fountain Studios, the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre is a large, fully flexible performance venue in the Wembley Park district of north-west London. The site previously served as a television studio, best known as the long-time home of shows including The X Factor, before its conversion to a theatre. It opened in 2019 as part of the wider regeneration of Wembley Park around the national stadium and arena, bringing a major new stage to an area dominated by sport and live.....

The national stadium of English football and the largest sports venue in the country, Wembley Stadium in northwest London is an arena of enormous symbolic importance, the setting for cup finals, international fixtures and great occasions of sport and entertainment. The present stadium, holding around ninety thousand spectators, opened in 2007 on the site of the original Wembley, the iconic ground famous for its twin towers that had staged the nation's footballing showpieces since 1923 and hosted.....