A charity cricket match will bring together teams from Addingham and Ilkley later this month, with money being raised for Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Addingham Village Social Club (AVSC) will take on Ilkley Bowling Club at Addingham Cricket Club on Sunday 30th August, with the match getting underway at 1pm.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance provides emergency medical care to people across the county and relies on charitable donations to continue its work.
Alongside the cricket, visitors will be able to enjoy a BBQ, while there will also be a tombola and a stall from Yorkshire Air Ambulance where people can find out more about the charity and its work.
Organisers are encouraging people from across the area to come along, support the teams and enjoy a day of community sport while helping raise money for a great cause.
There will also be live music at Addingham village social club after at 7pm.
The charity cricket match takes place at Addingham Cricket Club on Sunday 30th August from 1pm.
Everyone is welcome to attend and support the fundraiser.

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