Heritage

Looking back at the Bees

Bees United is now the lawful custodian of the Brentford FC collection of items, programmes and overall archive. We are building completely new catalogues for all the items and objects. We are building the BU collection too. More news to follow and we will keep you posted

Our Heritage Articles

THE I992 BEES ARE COMING BACK

The Bees squad who got Brentford promoted 30 years ago this coming month will be back for a reunion that will revive memories of a party night at Griffin Park in 1992.

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THANKING THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR A NEW STADIUM

Among those on recent tours of the stadium organised by the club were those activists like Paul Stedman who supported the campaign for a new ground in the days when Ron Noades owned the club. They included some of those who stood for Hounslow Council as candidates of the ABeeC...

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THE MEMORIES BEHIND OUR MEMORIAL

There's been a big response to our online BU memorial for those Bees fans who didn’t live to see us in the Premier League. We’ve put together some of the moving messages.

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OPENING SOON: ‘FAREWELL GRIFFIN PARK -THE FANS STORY-THE EXHIBITION’

A year after Brentford played for the last time at Griffin Park, their supporters get the chance to pay tribute in an exhibition made by fans for fans.

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IN MEMORY OF HENRY FENTON WHO ‘ONLY KNEW THE BEES AS A PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM’

Many Bees fans have contacted Bees United suggesting names for our Memorial list. We felt this email from Joe Fenton about his late son, Henry, deserved a special place.

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HOW MATTHEW BENHAM CAME TO OWN THE BEES

Our promotion has made more football fans around the world curious about how exactly Matthew Benham came to own Brentford. BU's Secretary,Don Tanswell, who knows where the archives are buried, says it's down to you the BU members.

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Heritage

Our Heritage Articles

THE I992 BEES ARE COMING BACK

THANKING THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR A NEW STADIUM

THE MEMORIES BEHIND OUR MEMORIAL

OPENING SOON: ‘FAREWELL GRIFFIN PARK -THE FANS STORY-THE EXHIBITION’

IN MEMORY OF HENRY FENTON WHO ‘ONLY KNEW THE BEES AS A PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM’

HOW MATTHEW BENHAM CAME TO OWN THE BEES