Norman Brison RIP
Brakes historian, Paul Vanes, writes: NORMAN ERNEST BRISON born 28/04/1931 died 09/03/2013 In common with all of us young men until 1961, we were conscripted into National Service and Norman “chose” the Army to...
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Free Minibus to Support Charity Rock N Roll Evening
The Brakes Trust Minibus will provide a free service from town and back to support the Charity Rock ‘n Roll Evening in support of Myton Hospice starring the Jay Kay Pees, featuring Trust member...
Brakes Trust Minibus Saves Mozza’s Day!
Dave Morris tells the tale that confirms the benefits of being a member of the Brakes Trust. Thanks to Pete Davis, Paul Edwards, Kev Watson and the Trust for saving Richard’s stag day to...
Sports Predictions 2013: Win Hospitality, Signed Shirts and Tickets
Raise money for the Youth Team – predict the outcomes of sporting events in 2013 – just £2 a go !
“Free Beer” – Special offer for Minibus away trip multiple booking!
Get the equivalent of a free beer, a whole £3 off the individual trip prices, including “Earlybird” deals, by booking the next three away trips by this Friday! Just click here to book and...
Your Trust needs YOU!
We have a vacancy for someone to secure advertising on the Trust’s minibus – can you help?
Jimmy Knox – RIP.
Jimmy Knox, one of non-league football’s most successful players and managers in the Midlands, passed away on Christmas Eve, aged 77. Paul Vanes describes Jimmy’s football career …
Brakes Trust Minibus used for Communtiy Project visit to Ricoh Arena
The MiniBus was hired for the first time today after a recommendation from Sky Blues in the Community (Guy Rippon). A Football Project for people suffering with Mental health illness used the ‘bus to...
The Brakes Trust response to the Leamington FC AGM
The Brakes Trust Board is duty bound to raise the following concerns with the Leamington Club Board to ensure the membership of the Trust and the wider football family at the Brakes is aware...
Brakes Trust and St. Albans City FC admission charges
St Albans City FC has introduced increased admission charges from December 8th by 20% – £2:00 to £12.00 for adults – for its game against Leamington FC (The Brakes), one of the strongest supported...
