A charity fundraising race which was postponed because it clashed with the World Cup final is set to take place this month.
The annual Oxenhope Straw Race will be held on Sunday, August 18.
Last year the race had to be called off because of the foot and mouth crisis.
The popular event involves teams of two, often in fancy dress, running from pub to pub in Oxenhope with a bale of straw.
At each of the pubs en route teams have to down a drink before moving on.
The race will start at noon at the Waggon and Horses, before moving on to the Bay Horse.
From there the teams will run to the Social Club and the Lamb Inn, the site of the former Shoulder of Mutton, before finishing at the Dog and Gun.
Committee member Piers Hill said: "This is the 26th race -- it was cancelled last year because of foot and mouth.
"There are a lot of new landlords at the pubs in Oxenhope so it will be a chance for everyone to get to know each other and have fun.
"Over the years sponsorship has raised over £200,000 for local charities and a lot goes to Manorlands."
For more information contact committee secretary Judith Fisher on 01535 644 298.
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