Our Branch History

The Harrow Branch was first established in 1921. The club, where the branch is based, was built in 1929 as a United Services club. The British Legion branch moved there in 1952.

We participate every year in the Remembrance Sunday parade in Harrow, which is one of the biggest in London. The Harrow Branch are proud recipients of the Freedom of the Borough, bestowed in recognition of our long service to the locality.

The RBL Harrow Club offers a range of events and facilities for members.

We are located in South Harrow, where we have a large bar which is open 7 days a week, showing live sport on multiple screens, with a dart board and pool table. Check the club website for the latest opening times:https://www.rblharrowclub.co.uk/

We have regular bingo sessions on Wednesday afternoons and Friday evenings and live music and events on some Saturday nights. We have a number of teams and clubs which members can join, including darts and pool teams and a fishing club which fish on our own lake in Stanmore.

There are 2 halls which are available to hire for functions. The larger hall has a capacity of 120 people.

There is a car park at the rear of the club.

For further information check the Harrow Club website: https://www.rblharrowclub.co.uk/

Please contact 020 8422 1222 during opening hours.

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