Pink Ladies' Tractor Run raises thousands for charity - 'everybody knows somebody who has been affected by breast cancer'

In a bid to raise money for Cancer Research UK’s breast cancer appeal, one female only tractor run has seen hundreds of women over the years take to the roads to showcase their support for anyone affected. Emily Ashworth finds out more.

Emily Ashworth
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Pink Ladies' Tractor Run raises thousands for charity - 'everybody knows somebody who has been affected by breast cancer'

For the most part of the year, all you will hear in the quiet village of Pulham St Mary in Norfolk is the hum of the countryside. But on July 2, all you will hear is the roar of tractors, as almost...

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