Eel Pie Records hosting third High Tide Festival in July
Eel Pie Records is hosting its third High Tide Festival on 17 July in Twickenham. After opening their shop in
Ted Lasso returns to Richmond to film third season of cult TV comedy
The award-winning TV series Ted Lasso is heading back to Richmond for its third season to the delight of fans.
Discover the hidden artist community on Eel Pie Island
Famous for once being the home of the Eel Pie Island Hotel where legendary jazz, rock and R&B musicians such
Twickenham’s ‘Boy on the Balcony’ raises over £3,000 for charity
An 8-year-old boy from Twickenham has been raising money for Barnado’s children charity by playing the trumpet on his balcony and at hospitals across London.
Eel Pie Islanders fear side-lining over riverside development
Eel Pie Islanders fear their concerns over the Twickenham riverside development have been side-lined, as deadlines for planning application responses
High Tide Festival revives the spirit of Eel Pie Island
Thousands of music fans are set to descend on Twickenham next week for a day of spoken word and music,
The iconic London eel has nearly disappeared
The iconic eels that Eel Pie Island is named after have all but vanished in the River Thames, data has
The planned redevelopment of Twickenham Riverside gets public support
The planned Twickenham Riverside redevelopment received significant public support from a feedback report produced by Richmond Council. Of the respondents,
PODCAST: London’s Puzzling Places – the radical past of Twickenham’s Eel Pie Island
London’s Puzzling Places is a new podcast that delves into the stories behind curious buildings – however big or small
Richmond Council reveal designs for controversial Twickenham Riverside redevelopment
Twickenham Riverside redevelopment finally entered the consultation phase this week, following years of controversy. New images of the proposal, designed
Twickenham’s Eel Pie Island takes centre stage in BBC Four documentary
A documentary on the musical history of Eel Pie Island aired on BBC Four late last month. For Cheryl Robson,