Mine are the same although not all of them have fruit, a lot have huge long trusses of flowers but because of the lack of sun, no fruit yet. I think summer is being forecast in the next couple of days so we might be lucky and get some much needed sun. I have taken off more leaves than usual this year.

Oh dear. I do hope its not too late now for them to fruit although its looking that way. One year it happened to me,I got some small ones but they never ripened,they did make good chutney though.lol.

No need to remove any leaves apart from those up to the first truss.
Not sure if lack of sun is the reason for lack of fruit. Mine are producing as normal. Ripening is a bit slower though.

The grayer the days, and the higher the humidity, the lusher and broader the foliage will be. Full, bright sun, and dry weather makes the leaflets grow narrower and slightly in-rolled.

Thanks to all responses. We have lovely sunshine today here in Devon. My husband is out in the garden declaring war on the Voles which are playing havock on a patch of the lawn. Has anyone any ideas how to tackle them. I beleive they breed like mad, if thats the case we shall no lawn left.

Chilli pepper works for me. Others recommend the flakes as they don't need replacing as often.You can get big bags frion asian shops.