The Brunel Run 2025 is scheduled for Saturday 6th September. “Strawberries and Steam”. Plans are ongoing but currently include a day run event starting at The Bridge Inn, Yatton, North Somerset where optional breakfasts will be available to purchase. The run is around 90 miles and takes in a steam heritage venue for a leisurely stop. It will finish at the Mizzymead Recreation Centre, Nailsea with an afternoon tea (not just a cream tea but a proper afternoon tea!), the opportunity to socialise and possibly skittles to follow. We hope to include as many of the usual Brunel amusements as we can cram in! The price of the run will be £30 per car with afternoon tea at £7.50 per person All details will be on the booking form which is available by clicking HERE. Updates will appear here and on our website events page. Sadly we will not be offering a weekend event in 2025. The Bridge Inn offers accommodation if you need it (https://www.greenekinginns.co.uk/hotels/so merset/bridge-inn) though there is other accommodation in the wider area. The following websites list other accommodation. • https://www.airbnb.co.uk/ • https://www.booking.com/ • https://www.vrbo.com/ • https://www.expedia.co.uk/ • https://www.trivago.co.uk/ • https://www.premierinn.com/ • https://www.hotelscombined.co.uk/ • https://www.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk/somerset/yatto n/ At Brunel 2024 numbers were well down on previous years but we still managed to raise just over £2500 for Barton Camp. The Club have made this amount up to a total donation of £2750 and was presented to them at February Club Night 2025. For photos and a report on Brunel 2024 click here. The committee held a lengthy discussion about the possibility of a Brunel Weekend for 2025. We took into account the amount that Barton could raise by renting out the camp for the weekend and it was agreed that the Brunel Weekend would actually leave Barton Camp out of pocket rather than adding to their funds. With this in mind it was agreed that a day run would be better for 2025. This was a reluctant but sensible decision.

The Brunel Run 2025 is scheduled for Saturday 6th September. “Strawberries and Steam”. Plans are ongoing but currently include a day run event starting at The Bridge Inn, Yatton, North Somerset where optional breakfasts will be available to purchase. The run is around 90 miles and takes in a steam heritage venue for a leisurely stop. It will finish at the Mizzymead Recreation Centre, Nailsea with an afternoon tea (not just a cream tea but a proper afternoon tea!), the opportunity to socialise and possibly skittles to follow. We hope to include as many of the usual Brunel amusements as we can cram in! The price of the run will be £30 per car with afternoon tea at £7.50 per person All details will be on the booking form which is available by clicking HERE. Updates will appear here and on our website events page. Sadly we will not be offering a weekend event in 2025. The Bridge Inn offers accommodation if you need it (https://www.greenekinginns.co.uk/hotels/somerset/bridge-inn) though there is other accommodation in the wider area. The following websites list other accommodation. • https://www.airbnb.co.uk/ • https://www.booking.com/ • https://www.vrbo.com/ • https://www.expedia.co.uk/ • https://www.trivago.co.uk/ • https://www.premierinn.com/ • https://www.hotelscombined.co.uk/ • https://www.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk/somerset/yatton/ At Brunel 2024 numbers were well down on previous years but we still managed to raise just over £2500 for Barton Camp. The Club have made this amount up to a total donation of £2750 and was presented to them at February Club Night 2025. For photos and a report on Brunel 2024 click here. The committee held a lengthy discussion about the possibility of a Brunel Weekend for 2025. We took into account the amount that Barton could raise by renting out the camp for the weekend and it was agreed that the Brunel Weekend would actually leave Barton Camp out of pocket rather than adding to their funds. With this in mind it was agreed that a day run would be better for 2025. This was a reluctant but sensible decision.