
As you may have seen over the past few weeks, a brave (and, at times, slightly questionable!) team from Nutters Fastenings took on the AJ Bell Great Birmingham Run on Sunday 3rd May 2026 – and we’re pleased to say… they did it!
More Than Just a Run
This wasn’t just about ticking a half marathon off the bucket list. The team laced up their trainers in support of an incredible cause – Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity – helping to raise funds that genuinely make a difference to young patients and their families.
Representing Nutters on the day were:
- Liam Lynock
- Jordan Farrell
- Lou Fisher
- Dave Fisher (who was very reluctantly involved!)
- Katrina Dawson, who also took part independently and absolutely deserves a huge mention for completing the run
From early morning starts to sore legs and plenty of training miles, the team put in a huge effort – and crossing that finish line was a fantastic achievement.
A Huge Well Done
Taking on a half marathon is no small feat. It requires commitment, resilience and a good sense of humour when the blisters start to kick in.
So a massive congratulations to everyone involved – you’ve done yourselves (and the whole Nutters team) proud.
Supporting a Great Cause
The real win here goes beyond the finish line.
Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity does vital work supporting seriously ill children and their families, helping to provide life-saving equipment, world-class facilities, and critical care.
Thanks to everyone who has already donated, your support genuinely means a lot.
There’s Still Time to Donate
If you didn’t get a chance to support the team before the run, there’s still time to contribute.
Every donation – big or small – helps make a difference.
Support the team here:
From Site to Start Line
At Nutters, we’re proud to support not just our customers and projects, but our people and our community too.
Whether it’s on-site or on the streets of Birmingham, it’s all about showing up, putting in the effort and supporting each other along the way.
Final Word
To Liam, Jordan, Lou, Dave and Katrina – congratulations again.
Now… time to put the tools down and the feet up (at least for a few days).


