Category Archives: cycling
Bruton’s Angels turn Rebels
The Angel-of-the-Road willow sculptures that have been protecting the town from speeding motorists have rebelled. Two of the sculptures have attached themselves to a traffic post near the church and are demanding safer walking and cycling routes in the town. … Continue reading
2019 Walk-to-School week at Bruton Primary School a great success
This year’s walk-to-school week (20-24th May) for Bruton Primary School, was a great success. The weather was sunny, the children were enthusiastic, and the school staff wonderful. The walking buses even ran on time! A big thanks to school staff, … Continue reading
The Bruton Sportive 2019
Bruton Cycle Club are organising a cycling sportive on Saturday 11th May 2019. If you don’t fancy the 65 mile route there are 6km, 12km and 36km routes. The shorter ones are specifically designed for children, families and occasional riders. … Continue reading
The Library Junction …
The Library junction, seen here with our Halloween pumpkins, is one of the most dangerous parts of Bruton. It is difficult to negotiate for both pedestrians and motorist. The pavements are extremely narrow and the visibility is poor. In 2018, … Continue reading
Bruton Primary School Walk-to-School week
The 23rd-27th of May is Bruton Primary School’s Walk-to-School week. During the week there will be a network of ‘walking buses’. Families will meet at the ‘bus stops’ and then walk to school together, picking up more families on route. The … Continue reading
Walking and Cycling in Bruton – a quick questionnaire
Please take a few minutes to answer this simple (and anonymous) questionnaire. We would particularly like to know what’s good, what’s bad and what needs improving. Loading… Please also share with other Bruton residents (of all ages). The more people … Continue reading
Shute Lane Cycle Ride
Please join us for a cycle ride tomorrow morning (Sunday 10th January) starting near the roadworks on Shute Lane at 8:30am. We are planning to do a short loop which will be: out along Cole Road, along Gants Mill Lane, … Continue reading