Uxbridge

Uxbridge FC: Club Directory

Uxbridge are one of England’s oldest football clubs, founded in 1871 and known as the Reds. After a long history of local football, cup success and several ground moves, the club are now based at Honeycroft in Yiewsley. In 2026/27, Uxbridge compete in the Southern League Premier Division South at Step 3 after securing promotion from Step 4.

Quick Facts

  • Club: Uxbridge FC
  • Nickname: The Reds
  • Founded: 1871
  • Location: Yiewsley, west London
  • Ground: Honeycroft
  • League: Southern League Premier Division South
  • Step: 3
  • Capacity: 3,770 (club-listed)

Club History

Uxbridge Football Club was founded on 3 February 1871 and entered the FA Cup in 1873. The club’s early years were marked by a lack of a permanent home, but they enjoyed significant success in the late nineteenth century, including Middlesex Senior Cup wins and an appearance in the 1898 FA Amateur Cup final at Crystal Palace.

After many ground moves, Uxbridge bought land in Cleveland Road, Cowley in 1948 and named the ground Honeycroft after a nearby house. The club later moved to its current headquarters on Horton Road in 1978. Uxbridge have won multiple Middlesex cup honours and the London Challenge Cup, while a major modern milestone came when they earned promotion to Step 3 through the 2025/26 play-offs. This represented their first promotion in forty years and their first time competing at Step 3 in the club’s 155-year history.

Ground Guide: Honeycroft

Honeycroft is situated on Horton Road in Yiewsley, just south of Uxbridge. The club lists a capacity of 3,770. Recent redevelopment has included a 3G pitch, new floodlights, upgraded dugouts and pitch surrounds, a refurbished clubhouse, parking and a 158-seat stand on the far side.

Visitors should check the club’s official website for current ticketing, parking, accessibility and travel details. The ground has a licensed bar and facilities for community and private events, making it an important local sporting venue.

Honours and Milestones

  • Founded in 1871.
  • FA Amateur Cup finalists in 1898.
  • Corinthian League champions in 1959/60.
  • London Challenge Cup winners in 1994, 1997 and 2000.
  • Multiple Middlesex Senior and Charity Cup successes.
  • Promoted to Step 3 through the 2025/26 play-offs.

Matchday Experience

Uxbridge’s combination of deep history and modern facilities makes Honeycroft a distinctive stop for groundhoppers. The Reds’ return to Step 3 opens a new chapter for a club that has been part of English football since the nineteenth century.

Club History and Key Milestones

Uxbridge FC were founded in 1871 and are one of the older clubs in the south of England. The club plays at Honeycroft and has a long history in Middlesex and regional football. Its longevity makes it an important part of the local game’s history.

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 brings a varied schedule of regional fixtures against sides from across southern England. The division’s travel demands and changing opposition are part of the challenge of a long season. Check the latest league table and official club updates for current standings and form.

Getting There and Access

Use Honeycroft 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.