Eel Pie Island on the Thames. Glady's HEATH on the terrace of her home, 'Sycamores.' The house was made in Norway, shipped to England and then assembled onEngland - David Bowie with The Lower Third67.5M GBP4.3M GBP86.18 %83.78 %Company nameTech 21 UK LimitedCompany number05630013Company typePrivate limited with share capitalIncorporation date20 Nov 2005Type of accounts filingGroupLatest annual returns Next annual returns due Next annual accounts due 3663 — Other Manufacturing Not Elsewhere Classified 3299 — Other Manufacturing N.e.c. Industry Keywordsmanufacturingaccessoriessalesmobile telephonecomputerdesignmobile phonetelephonemarketstelephone marketingWebsiteSocial MediaRegistered AddressTelephone020 3301 7690Upgrade for TPS-registration statusTrading AddressTelephone020 3301 7690Upgrade for TPS-registration statusCashCash in hand and in the bank.Net AssetsTotal Assets less Total Liabilities.Current LiabilitiesThe sum of Trade Creditors and other liabilities due within one year of the accounts date.

Current AssetsThe sum of Stock, Trade Debtors, Cash and other assets due within one year of the accounts date.312OrgNameRelationship98888888Widgets R Us Group PlcParent96666666Fantastic Widgets LimitedSubsidiary97777777Widgets & Things UK LtdSubsidiaryExplore Group StructureGroup StructureSee this company's group structure to quickly identify beneficial owners. A quick win for sales teams and private equity firms.FromUntilPrevious Name30 Jun 2008PresentWidgets R Us Ltd01 Jan 197030 Jun 2008Widgets Were Us LtdRegistered NamesFind out if this company has traded using a different registered name.The twice-yearly opportunity to get visit the usually-closed buildings of Eel Pie island in Twickenham takes place this weekend and next, with the Eel Pie Island Open Studios event The private island is home to 26 artists' studios, in and around the boatyard, and this weekend and next you're invited to come inside as they open their doors to interested visitors, to flog their wares and have nice chats with visitors.

For more, see http://www.eelpieislandartists.co.uk/Kitchen Flooring Ideas With Maple Cabinets Eel Pie Museum secures £8,000 funding from City HallCamo Car Seat Covers For Infants Jason Roberts (tech21 CEO) and Michelle Whitby shown some inventions by Trevor BaylisOutdoor Furniture Wgtn Eel Pie Museum secured £8,000 from City Hall following a Dragon’s Den-style pitch earlier this week, funding which could help the museum become a permanent fixture in Twickenham. Museum founder Michele Whitby had just two minutes to pitch the concept to representatives from London-wide organisations to secure the Mayor’s Crowdfunding Programme pledge. Jason Roberts, chief executive of technology firm tech21, which is also based on the island, pledged last week to sponsor the preservation and display of the work of famous Eel Pie inventor Trevor Baylis.

Mr Roberts said: “Our offices are directly opposite Trevor’s house. As well as being close neighbours, we have a lot in common. “We’re both engineers, we’re both innovators. It feels right for tech21 to play its part in celebrating the spirit of invention and creativity that makes this quirky island, with its community of artists and craftspeople, so distinctive.” Richmond Council has already offered the Museum, which celebrates Twickenham’s musical and riparian heritage, a temporary space on Richmond Road, opposite the Civic Centre in Twickenham. Councillor Meena Bond, Cabinet Member for Arts, Culture and Sport said: “This is precisely the kind of attraction Twickenham needs and will bring much needed footfall to the town.” Ms Whitby said: "Now we have a venue, we aim to be up and running again by mid August." "And, fingers crossed, we can be there until a more permanent space can be found." In order to secure the Mayor’s £8,000 pledge towards the Museum opening this summer, Ms Whitby will need to match it with funds raised via the online crowdfunding portal, Spacehive.

She said: “Over 100 people have already pledged, and we’re 75 per cent of the way to achieving our goal. “With just 30 days until our deadline, it really is a case now where every little bit counts. If you have five minutes to go online and support us, then it really will make a difference.” For more information, visit Eel Pie Island Museum on facebook or their website eelpiemuseum.co.ukPosted on September 8, 2016. London is the most visited destination in Europe! And with good reason too! There is so much to visit and explore that it is just not possible to take in all its sights and attractions on a single trip. Apart from the numerous attractions it is also known for its … continue reading Posted on September 7, 2016. London has one of the most well developed public transport networks in the world. There are a variety of options that travellers can choose from their transport ranging from the city’s iconic buses to the famous London Underground. If you plan a trip to the city you need to be … continue reading

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