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5 days ago · Battle of Brentford. This place became a second time famous in history for the battle fought here on the 12th of November 1642, between King Charles's troops and some regiments belonging to the parliament. The circumstances of this action have been variously represented by the journalists and historians of the two parties.
4 days ago · Between 1175 and 1179 Ralph de Brito founded St. Lawrence's hospital, New Brentford, in honour of the royal family, his lord Richard de Lucy (d. 1179), and his own kin. Beside it he founded St. Lawrence's chapel, served by a chaplain, and a burial ground.
1 day ago · This is a list of the present and extant Barons ( Lords of Parliament, in Scottish terms) in the Peerages of England, Scotland, Great Britain, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.
2 days ago · EALING AND BRENTFORD c.1780. Major changes in the 20th century included the widening of Brentford High Street for electric trams in 1901 and its bypassing to the north by the Great West Road, opposed by the town's manufacturers but opened in 1925.
4 days ago · Who is on VAR duties and the fourth official for Brentford vs Crystal Palace? Experienced referee Peter Bankes will be in charge of VAR on Sunday alongside assistant Eddie Smart.
4 days ago · Sky Sports News reporter Gail Davis sat down for an exclusive interview with Brentford boss Thomas Frank ahead of his side's Super Sunday clash with Crystal Palace; watch Brentford vs Crystal...
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4 days ago · Thomas Frank bounds in to the coffee shop full of energy and radiating the positivity we've come to expect from the Brentford boss. It's two days before the start of the season, Frank has already spent an hour being peppered with questions from the press and with just a week left of the transfer window the future of Ivan Toney is still unclear.
