The Repair Shop's Brenton West Bids Emotional Farewell to Filming for 2025
The Repair Shop's Brenton West ends 2025 filming

Brenton West, a cherished expert from the hit BBC series The Repair Shop, has shared an emotional update with his followers, announcing the conclusion of his filming commitments for the year.

An Emotional Instagram Announcement

Taking to Instagram on Saturday, the silversmith and precious metals expert posted a heartfelt message accompanied by a series of photos from behind the scenes. He confirmed that his time filming at the famous barn for the 2025 season had drawn to a close.

In his post, West wrote, "My time filming at the Repair Shop barn has come to an end for 2025, just as the mud and cold weather arrives." He expressed his anticipation for a winter break, using the opportunity to extend his gratitude.

A Tribute to the Hard-Working Crew

Brenton West made a point of thanking the dedicated production team who work tirelessly behind the cameras. He specifically acknowledged the people who "make us look amazing when you see the show on the tele."

He added a thoughtful note for those not pictured, stating, "There are many others, I just haven't got pictures of them, but they know who they are. Thanks all, hope to see you all soon."

An Outpouring of Support from Fans and Colleagues

The comments section was quickly inundated with messages of support from both fans and fellow production members. One colleague from the set dressing team commented on the "absolute pleasure and joy" of working on the show, a favourite of theirs.

Another admirer praised Brenton's gesture, writing, "Great to give them all credit like this. Well done, Brenton xx." A co-worker also chimed in, saying, "Absolute pleasure working with you, Brenton! Have a great break x."

One follower highlighted the scale of the production, noting, "Behind the camera, we don't realise how many people are filming you all."

Brenton West, who joined The Repair Shop in 2017, is renowned for his skill in restoring precious metal items. Viewers can continue to enjoy his work and the rest of the series on BBC iPlayer.