Hanwell Town

Hanwell Town: Club Directory

Hanwell Town are a west London club with proud North East roots, known as the London Geordies. Established in 1920, they represent Hanwell and the wider Ealing area. In 2026/27, Hanwell compete in the Southern League Premier Division South at Step 3, playing at the Oliver Connell & Son Community Stadium at Reynolds Field.

Quick Facts

  • Club: Hanwell Town FC
  • Nickname: The London Geordies
  • Established: 1920
  • Location: Hanwell, west London
  • Ground: Oliver Connell & Son Community Stadium, Reynolds Field
  • League: Southern League Premier Division South
  • Step: 3

Club History

Hanwell Town’s identity blends west London roots with a strong connection to the North East, reflected in the London Geordies nickname. The club developed through local football and worked its way into the national non-league structure, building a reputation for community spirit and an enthusiastic matchday atmosphere.

Progress in the modern era brought Hanwell into Step 3, where they face a wide range of opponents from across southern England. The club’s home, Reynolds Field, has evolved into a community stadium and provides a base for senior football and wider local activity. Hanwell’s story is a reminder that clubs can combine a local identity with a distinctive culture that supporters carry into every away trip.

Ground Guide: Reynolds Field

The club play at the Oliver Connell & Son Community Stadium at Reynolds Field, Hanwell, London UB6 8TL. The stadium is the focal point of the club’s matchday experience. The club promotes ticket purchasing, directions and clubhouse facilities through its official website, and notes that supporters can enjoy food and a drink after the match.

Check the official club website before travelling for kick-off times, ticket prices, ground access and parking guidance. Public transport options are available across west London, but visitors should plan their final leg to the ground and check for any service disruption on the day.

Honours and Milestones

  • Established in 1920.
  • Known as the London Geordies, reflecting the club’s distinctive identity.
  • Progressed into Step 3 football in the modern non-league pyramid.
  • Home matches played at the Oliver Connell & Son Community Stadium at Reynolds Field.

Matchday Experience

Hanwell combine a community-ground feel with the intensity of Step 3 football. Their distinctive nickname and west London location make them a memorable stop for groundhoppers, while the clubhouse and matchday hospitality add to the visit.

Club History and Key Milestones

Hanwell Town are nicknamed the Geordies and play at Reynolds Field in west London. The club’s history is rooted in community football and its progress through regional leagues has brought a broader range of opponents and away trips.

Matchday Notes

Check the club’s latest official announcement for the confirmed venue, kick-off time, admission prices and payment methods. Supporters should verify parking and public transport options and plan the return journey after evening fixtures. Historic ground names and old ticket information may no longer be current.

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Regional Context

The club’s place in the Southern League Premier Division South connects it with a broad group of sides across southern England. The division brings a varied schedule of home and away fixtures, and supporters can use the club’s history and honours above to place the current campaign in context. Check the latest league table and official club updates for current form and standings.

Getting There and Access

Use Reynolds Field and the address shown in the Quick Facts section above when planning your journey. Check the club’s current directions before setting off, as parking, access points and local restrictions can change. If travelling by public transport, verify current services and the return journey, especially for evening kick-offs.

Before You Visit

  • Confirm the fixture and kick-off time with the club.
  • Check current admission prices, payment options and turnstile opening times.
  • Review parking, accessibility and public transport information for the specific match.
  • Check official club updates on matchday for postponements or changes.