THE HONESLAW CHRONICLE (the twice-yearly journal of the H&DHS) is published in March (Spring) and August (Autumn) each year and is sent to all members of the society.
The Spring 2026 issue of The Honeslaw Chronicle contains articles on:
- Colourful Clergy associated with Isleworth: Maxwell Ben Oliel (1832-1907) and Stuart Headlam (1847-1924).
- Lewes Castle, Sussex: Castles associated with Richard of Cornwall, Lord of the Manor in Isleworth.
- The other Gunnersbury House, in Hounslow. Home of the Blue Nuns and the Roadless Tractor company.
- Trams, Trolley Buses, Buses and Coaches in the Hounslow area (1900-1950s) Part 1.
- Hounslow’s Distant Relatives: Hounslow Green, Essex; and Houndslow, Scottish Borders.
The Autumn 2025 issue of The Honeslaw Chronicle contains articles on:
- General William Roy and the Ordnance Survey Base-Line on Hounslow Heath, 1784.
- In Mortal Danger – the Home Guard in Hounslow and Beyond.
- Mere Castle, Wiltshire – a castle built by Richard of Cornwall and Isleworth.
The Spring 2025 issue of The Honeslaw Chronicle contains articles on:
- Launceston Castle, Cornwall: The castles of Richard of Cornwall, Lord of the Manor of Isleworth.
- Basket making in the Hounslow area.
- Hounslow’s Mediaeval Priory and Hospital, later Holy trinity Church.
The Autumn 2024 issue of The Honeslaw Chronicle contains articles on:
- Hounslow, A town, two main roads and their traffic (Part 3, From 1850 to the Present).
- Blacksmiths/Farriers in the Hounslow/Isleworth area.
- Feltham Railway Station’s 175th Anniversary and the Feltham Station Timeline.
A few surplus copies from recent issues are still available from James Marshall for £2.50 each plus second-class postage; please use the CONTACT e-mail form on this web site.
The Contents of previous issues of the Honeslaw Chronicle (Spring 2014 -) can be seen here. http://www.hounslowhistory.org.uk/?page_id=221