More than 180 tractors joined the Pink Ladies road run, raising vital funds for breast cancer research across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Hundreds of people lined the roads across South Norfolk and North Suffolk as more than 180 women took part in this year's Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run.
The annual charity event saw a colourful convoy of decorated tractors travel through towns and villages, with participants proudly wearing pink to raise awareness and vital funds for Cancer Research UK's Breast Cancer Now appeal.
Since the event began in 2004, the Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run has become one of the region's best-loved fundraising events, attracting spectators from across East Anglia. Organisers believe this year's success could see the total amount raised over the past two decades exceed the remarkable milestone of £1.5 million.
Drivers of all ages took part in the convoy, many decorating their tractors with pink ribbons, balloons and banners while supporters gathered along the route to cheer them on and make donations.
Money raised through the event helps fund life-saving breast cancer research, supporting scientists working to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment for the disease.
Organisers have thanked everyone who took part, volunteered or supported the road run, saying the generosity of local communities continues to make the event one of the largest and most successful charity tractor runs in the country.
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