Olympic champions Dame Laura Kenny and Sir Jason Kenny will be in Harrogate tomorrow (Friday) to host a special charity lunch.
The event will take place at Rudding Park and is set to bring together supporters, sponsors and sports fans for an afternoon of fundraising in aid of Martin House Children's Hospice.
The Kennys will join former rugby league player Jamie Jones-Buchanan and broadcaster Duncan Wood for a discussion about their sporting careers and achievements.
Alongside the lunch, a raffle will be held featuring prizes including a Berry’s diamond draw and signed sporting memorabilia.
Funds raised on the day will go directly to Martin House, which provides family-led care for children and young people with life-limiting conditions.

The event will support Martin House Children's Hospice.
Sponsors supporting the event include Doodle HR, Envirovent, Oak By Design, Business Waste UK, Clarrion, Michelle Headen Wealth, Rudding Park, Berrys, and LWC Drinks.
The day will also feature opportunities for photos with Dame Laura and Sir Jason, as well as live coverage on Your Harrogate Radio.
The event is expected to close at around 5pm.

Pateley Bridge to host first New Year's Day cyclo-cross event
Harrogate MP welcomes government U-turn on family farm inheritance tax
Santa Paws: Festive photo competition winners revealed
DalesBus reveals timetable over Christmas period
Festive tractor run raises £45,000 for charity
CCTV appeal after Ripon shop theft
Yorkshire Vet Julian Norton meets fans in Harrogate
Santa delivers gifts to Harrogate children on all-electric sleigh
Rudy's Pizza set to open new Harrogate restaurant
75-year-old Ripon cyclist completes epic birthday challenge
Miriam Margolyes to visit Harrogate as part of upcoming tour
Towns must see benefits of any tourist tax, warns Harrogate MP
Police appeal for wanted man who could be in Ripon
Harrogate school 'takes Law into its own hands' with rare A Level course
CCTV appeal after motorbike stolen in Harrogate
Specsavers Harrogate hosts free after-hours clinic for homeless residents
Man charged following Pateley Bridge hit-and-run
Banyan in Harrogate set to close
Knaresborough boys 'devastated' after beloved cat goes missing
Knaresborough tug-of-war tradition to return on Boxing Day


