The Knaresborough Tractor Run organisers have launched an appeal for volunteers to sign up to keep the event going.
Knaresborough Tractor Run organisers launch appeal for volunteers The organisers of the annual Knaresborough Tractor Run are calling for volunteers to keep the event going. The Tractor Run has continued to grow in size in size since it launched in 2012 and last year, raised £113,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Over 370 tractors hit the roads around the Harrogate District earlier this year - and the event is now considered one of the UK's largest tractor runs. But ahead of next year’s event in March, the Knaresborough Tractor Run committee are asking for more volunteers to help the event continue. Committee chairman Steven Brown said volunteers are a vital part of the event:
“We can’t thank the volunteers enough because without them it wouldn’t happen and couldn’t happen. “There is so many local communities that even in this hard climate that we’re in, are still willing to donate time and their stock.”Volunteers are needed to help assist with stewarding on the day of the run. If you are interested or want more information, email kyftractorrun@gmail.com with a little bit about yourself and where you would be interested in helping. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

Royal recognition for Ripon community hero
Ripon prepares for city's 'biggest ever display' celebrating history and heritage
FIFTY TWO at Rudding Park launches new lunch service
Motor rollers to be showcased at Tractor Fest
Stockeld Park launches new on-site glamping tents
Ripon boy, 6, wins bronze at national jujitsu competition
Restaurant stopped from giving customers free lift home
CCTV appeal following NEXT theft in Harrogate
Harrogate District Hospital to host open days as part of Health in Harrogate
"Getting to work shouldn’t be a post-code lottery" says Harrogate MP
22 year old Harrogate man sets to take on Half Ironman for charity
New owners of Black A Moor pub explain reason behind name change
Council issues fly-tipping warning as new waste rules come into force
Harrogate women crowned winners at international fitness competition
Another Harrogate charity shop to appear on hit BBC One show
Harrogate teen conquers marathon for Leukaemia charity - two days after 18th birthday
Former Ripon mayor launches 29-mile charity run ahead of 70th birthday
Little Ripon Bookshop shortlisted at national British Book Awards
Cost of school transport travel permits rise by 73 per cent in six years
Strategy aims for 60,000 hew homes in York and North Yorkshire


