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Ramblers and Huckyduck Carnival Clubs Crowned Joint Winners in Somerset's Biggest Celebration

Summary

  • Ramblers Carnival Club won top prize in Feature class
  • Huckyduck Carnival Club won the tableau category
  • Carnival season spans multiple towns in Somerset
Ramblers and Huckyduck Carnival Clubs Crowned Joint Winners in Somerset's Biggest Celebration

The results of the 2025 Guy Fawkes Carnival season in Somerset have been revealed, with two clubs sharing the top honors. The annual event, a longstanding tradition in the region, sees Carnival Clubs from across Somerset compete against each other in a variety of categories centered around design, creativity, and performance.

The carnival season takes place in several towns, including Bridgwater, Burnham-on-Sea, Weston-super-Mare, North Petherton, Midsomer Norton, Shepton Mallet, and Wells, before culminating in Glastonbury. This year, it was the Ramblers Carnival Club and the Huckyduck Carnival Club who emerged as the joint overall winners.

Ramblers Carnival Club took the top prize in the Feature class for their float "1912 All Out", while Huckyduck Carnival Club won the tableau category with their entry "Scarecrow Partea". Both clubs were recognized for their exceptional design, creativity, and performance, cementing their status as the champions of this year's Guy Fawkes Carnival season in Somerset.

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Ramblers Carnival Club won the top prize in the Feature class for their float "1912 All Out".
Huckyduck Carnival Club won the tableau category with their entry "Scarecrow Partea".
The carnival season spans multiple towns in Somerset, including Bridgwater, Burnham-on-Sea, Weston-super-Mare, North Petherton, Midsomer Norton, Shepton Mallet, and Wells, before culminating in Glastonbury.

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