A much-loved annual festive charity tractor run is making its return this December.
The Clitheroe Young Farmers Club Christmas Tractor Run will be held on Sunday, December 17, raising funds for two charities.
Last year’s event saw more than 130 tractors, covered in festive decorations and lights, which delighted more than 2,500 spectators in Clitheroe and the surrounding villages as they paraded through the streets.
Raising more than £5,000 for their chosen two charities.
This year the youth charity will be raising money for their charity as well as Sepsis UK and there are already 130 tractors booked in for the event.
Setting off from the outskirts of Chatburn at 6.30pm, the tractor run will then make its way around Clitheroe and the surrounding villages.
A spokesperson for Clitheroe Young Farmers Club said: “Clitheroe YFC are holding our annual Christmas Tractor Run on Sunday the 17th of December.
“The event involves over 130 tractors decorated in festive lights convoying around the Ribble Valley.
“Clitheroe young farmers club - a youth charity - is open to people aged between 10-28 and hold weekly meetings learning life skills and all things farming and country!
“Clitheroe YFC are holding this year’s tractor run to raise funds for both Clitheroe YFC and Sepsis UK - which is our chosen charity for the year.
“Please keep an eye on the Clitheroe YFC Facebook page for route updates and timings and ways to get involved.”
The tractor run has an annual fundraiser page too, people are being advised to check the Clitheroe Young Farmers Club Facebook page for updates.
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