A huge thank you to all who took part in our annual Tug Of War Competition. 
See our online gallery and see the amazing teams in action.

Last weekend the impossible was made possible! Four teams from Oswestry carried a giant 200kg metal tyrannosaurus rex to the summit of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. Teams from The British Ironwork Centre, Cambrian Rotary, Cross fit Oswestry and Team Elite Martial Arts took part in the thought to be unconquerable challenge!

Sunday 21^st August saw the Ironworks second annual sheep dog trials. Over 80 contestants took part, guiding their dogs on a bizarre course at the centre.

Four heroic teams are taking part in an incredible undertaking in aid of a local charity. In an event organised by Oswestry Cambrian Rotary Club and The British Ironwork Centre, with brave supporters from Fusion Arts, Elite Fitness and Oswestry Cross Fit will be taking on a tough four hour hike to the summit of Mount Snowdon, but this is no regular mountain trek. Each team will be carrying far more than the ordinary supplies, a T-Rex sculpture weighing in at over 200kg will be travelling with them!

 The spectacular dinosaur will be dismantled and carried in parts by each of the participants, to make things even harder it will then be re-assembled once they reach the top. Man made straps and specially customised logs will be used to help carry this mammoth sculpture 1085 meters to the peak. It is hoped that through this amazing challenge more than £5000 can be raised for Hope House Children’s Hospice with over £100 already donated.

The Chester & Wrexham MG & Triumph Enthusiasts joined us for the Transport Rally 2016. What a geat day we all had. See our gallery to see the wonderful vehicles that joined us.

This year’s rally saw members of the Marlin Owners Club attend our second annual Transport rally. The Marlin, originally created by Paul Moorhouse who was an apprentice engineer working for Rolls Royce back in 1979, makes this British Kit car a classic. 

Mid Wales Classic Vehicles  attended our Rally this year. This very active group have a hectic events calendar but managed to pay us a visit for our second annual Transport rally. The club of just over 100 members from just over the border displayed a selection of fantastic Classic vehicles. 

The local Shropshire Classics Club were in attendacne on rally day. The club of 100 members displyed a variety of cars which were a perfect display of Classic vehicles. Lined up on our club field it was an absolute pleasure to see such a high calibre of vehicles.

Another Club which attended this year’s event were the Lotus Severn Club. The club were parked across over on the club field and we had to get a couple of shots of this fantastic British car.

We were astounded by the amount of car clubs which took part in this year's rally. Vintage and classic enthusiasts descended on the Ironworks in their hundreds and it was fantastic to see thier pride and joy on show.

Another Club which attended this year’s event were the Mini Enthusiasts. The club were parked across over on the club field and we had to get a couple of shots of this fantastic British car. 

We were astounded by the amount of car clubs which took part in this year's rally. Vintage and classic enthusiasts descended on the Ironworks in their hundreds and it was fantastic to see thier pride and joy on show.