Harrow Borough

Twice the club has been offered a place in the Football Conference, and twice it has said no. The reason was money both times.

The name on the team sheet has changed twice. The club started life in 1933 as Roxonian, became Harrow Town in 1938, and took its present form in 1967. The Boro came later, with the borough in the title; the red shirts gave supporters the alternative, The Reds.

The early honour is the Spartan League Division Two West championship of 1939, and then the record goes quiet for four decades until the Middlesex cups start arriving — the Charity Cup in 1980, the Senior Cup three years after. The pair of them came back together in 2015.

The Rogers Family Stadium holds 3,070, though only 350 of those are seats. The Harrow derby is the fixture that matters most on the calendar; Wembley and Hendon are the other local sides.

Harrow Borough spent 2025–26 in the Isthmian League South Central Division. The club remains non-league, and the immediate business is the division it is in rather than the one above.