A play that takes place in a pub and runs in a pub enjoys one obvious advantage: Reality can double as the set. And that set brings the whole audience into the world of the play.

A pub in west London is offering hot drinks, food and clothing to homeless people. The Six Bells in Brentford serves soup, hot tea and gives away warm clothes to "genuine people in need".

The Weir This pub was editorially chosen by Londonist, as we like it. The Weir styles itself as a gastropub, and the emphasis is very much on good but inexpensive food.

I chose moules when Kev The Chef and I went to Brentford's The Weir for lunch. Steamed Irish mussels with white wine, butter, onion and garlic is as close to mariniere as you can get away from the ...

Brentford's director of football celebrates 10 years at the club today. Understated, dedicated and ruthless, he's a key figure in their rise ...

Brentford appoint ex-Sheffield United boss David Weir as their new assistant manager as Alan Kernaghan leaves the club.

Conor McPherson’s “The Weir” provides a welcome respite from the summer heat: There’s nothing like tales of the supernatural to send chills down your spine. Much like the ghosts in those ...