Overview
- Dorset’s WillDoes run reported 151 vehicles circling from Milborne St Andrew through Dorchester and nearby villages to raise funds for youth mental well‑being in memory of William Paddy.
- In Suffolk, more than 150 tractors drew thousands of spectators with £14,605 reported so far for Suffolk Accident Rescue Service, The Rural Coffee Caravan and The Nest, with donations still open.
- Banbury marked a decade of fundraising for Katharine House Hospice, with 100 decorated tractors and a cumulative total now exceeding £200,000 supported by 135 volunteers.
- Shrewsbury’s Young Farmers expanded their event to roughly 80 tractors after last year’s debut, supporting the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund and Shropshire Rural Support following a craft fair and Santa send‑off.
- Further parades lit up Coventry and Warwickshire for children’s hospital and air ambulance causes, Tavistock set a record with 67 tractors, Teesdale runs backed cancer research and a County Durham school, and Builth Wells combined its convoy with a town grotto and charity collections.