Little Arthur Fowler is consumed with grief in EastEnders in the wake of Martin’s (James Bye) death. Martin, as viewers know, tragically died last week with one true love Stacey Slater (Lacey ...

The Fowlers were at the heart of EastEnders from day one, and Arthur was arguably the heart of the family. Wife Pauline and mother-in-law Lou made it a matriarchal household, but affable Arthur ...

Arthur succumbed to an injury he sustained ... The actor sued many major news outlets for libel following his departure from EastEnders, before he sought help from a psychiatric unit.

Original EastEnders character Arthur was portrayed by Bill Treacher from 1985 until 1996. However, the actor passed away aged 92 in November 2022 after suffering declining health for some time.

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Live episode aired to mark the soap’s fourth decade saw Walford residents fight to survive catastrophic explosion at Queen Victoria pub ...

As funeral plans continue for beloved EastEnders favourite Martin Fowler (James Bye), there was a touching detail revealed ...

Martin’s father Arthur, played by Bill Treacher, appeared in the first scene of the first EastEnders episode in February 1985, which saw him break in to elderly neighbour Reg Cox’s house with ...

EastEnders fans were full of praise a 'beautiful tribute for Martin Fowler' ahead of the character's funeral. Played by James ...

EastEnders has confirmed that actor Jasmine ... He was the son of Pauline and Arthur Fowler, and was played by several actors over the past 40 years, with James Bye taking over from James ...

The pair played a key role in EastEnders' rapid rise to success from day one in 1985. Arthur, who was played by Bill Treacher, left Walford in 1996 and sadly passed away in November 2022 ...

James Bye’s wife Victoria has offered fans an update on her husband following his unexpected exit from EastEnders ... son of soap stalwarts Pauline and Arthur Fowler – and had been a staple ...