British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Stafford Railway Circle

BRM: When was the club founded?

Terry: Stafford Railway Club was founded in 1957 and its activity was mainly visiting steam sheds across the UK. A current member often relates the story of a visit to Swindon Works while they were building the Class 52 ‘Westerns’ and seeing a GWR ‘Castle’ in the Works.

Although called Stafford Railway Circle, our modern clubrooms are based in Stone, about six miles north of Stafford with good access and ample parking.

BRM: What age do you have to be to become a member?

To become a full member, you must be 18. However, we actively encourage younger members. Under 18s must have a

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