The County Arms Public House, Hall Road, Isleworth, Greater London

In December 2010 Oxford Archaeology (OA) were commissioned by Hill Partnerships to conduct archaeological trial trenching at The County Arms public house, Hall Road, Isleworth, Greater London. The programme comprised two archaeological evaluation trenches measuring 12.5 m in length. No significant archaeological remains were uncovered in either trench. A shallow, truncated post-medieval gully was observed in trench 1 and a Victorian rubbish pit in trench 2. Trench 1 also contained a modern gas or oil tank. The site had been previously disturbed, particularly to the south with 0.74 m of made ground in Trench 1. No remains of the buildings pre-dating the construction of The County Arms Public House were observed.