Cancer support tractor run waved off by locals
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One tractor was spruced up in festive tinsel
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Crowds turned out to cheer on an annual tractor run to support those with cancer.
The Kidderminster event, run by Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group and Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity, takes place every Boxing Day.
Drivers pay £10 to enter the event, which usually attracts crowds from across the county.
The event was supported by the Mayors of Bewdley and Stourport, and began at 10:00 GMT at Far Forest Showground.
Children donned Christmas hats as tractors were waved off by dozens of local residents.
Some of the vehicles were wrapped in tinsel and other festive decorations, honking their horns as they drove past.
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- Published11 December 2023