Wealdstone FC is a semi-professional football club based in Ruislip, Greater London, England, currently competing in the National League, the fifth tier of English football and the top level of the non-league system. The Stones play their home matches at Grosvenor Vale, a ground they have called home since 2008. Founded in 1899, the club's colors are royal blue and white. Wealdstone's history is rich with non-league success, most notably in the 1980s when they became the first club to win the non-league "double" of the Alliance Premier League title and the FA Trophy in the 1984-85 season under manager Brian Hall. That iconic team, featuring players like Stuart Pearce, is the benchmark in the club's history. After decades of fluctuation, the modern era has seen a remarkable resurgence. Promoted to the National League in 2020, the club has established itself as a competitive force at that level, playing an attractive brand of football under manager Stuart Maynard. The club is renowned for its incredibly loyal and vocal fan base, whose anthem "Stones" echoes around grounds across the country, making them one of the best-supported clubs in non-league football.