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Staffordshire Tractor Runs 2026

Discover tractor runs taking place across Staffordshire, with dates, locations and route maps to help you enjoy the spectacle and support local charities and good causes.

Staffordshire Tractor Runs 2026
Staffordshire Tractor Runs 2026
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Tractor runs are taking place across Staffordshire, bringing communities together for spectacular convoys through towns, villages and countryside roads.

Our guide brings together dates, locations and route maps to help you find tractor runs happening across Staffordshire.

These popular events celebrate Staffordshire’s farming community while spreading joy, supporting local organisations and raising money for worthwhile causes.

Tractor runs have become a much-loved tradition across Staffordshire, bringing communities together as convoys of tractors make their way through towns, villages and countryside roads, often raising vital funds for local charities and good causes.

From spectacular Christmas tractor runs illuminated with colourful lights to charity convoys bringing smiles to spectators of all ages, these events offer a wonderful opportunity for communities to come together and support worthwhile causes.

We've put together a guide to tractor runs taking place across Staffordshire, including dates, locations and route maps, so you can find out when and where to see the tractors passing through your area.

Whether you're heading out with the family to enjoy the spectacle or hoping to support one of the many charities involved, here's where you can catch Staffordshire's tractor runs and help make a difference.

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Lichfield Charity Christmas Tractor Run | Sunday 20th December 2026

Lichfield’s Christmas Tractor Run returns for its third year on Sunday 20th December, with 100 beautifully decorated tractors and thousands of festive lights illuminating the city. Running from 5pm to 8pm, the convoy will set off from Rymans Christmas Trees in Wall before travelling through Lichfield city centre and surrounding areas. The event will raise funds for three fantastic causes: Pathway Project, Midlands Air Ambulance Charity and Lichfield Young Farmers.

Biddulph Moor | Saturday 12th December 2026

The Biddle Moor Rollin' Thunder Tractor Run returns on Saturday 12th December, bringing festive cheer to the local community while raising funds for local charities and community groups that have made a difference to individuals and families. Tractors will gather at the Rose and Crown in Biddulph Moor from 3.30pm, with the convoy setting off at 5pm.

Stafford | Sunday 20th December 2026

The Stafford Charity Tractor Run returns on Sunday 20th December, bringing a spectacular display of illuminated tractors to the streets of Stafford. Families are invited to enjoy the festive convoy as it passes through the area, spreading Christmas cheer while raising vital funds for Katharine House Hospice. The event is kindly sponsored by Dourish & Day, with all ages encouraged to come along, enjoy the spectacle and support a fantastic local cause.

Caverswall | Monday 21st December 2026

The Caverswall Creamery Christmas Tractor Run returns on Monday 21st December, bringing a dazzling display of festively decorated tractors to the local area. The illuminated convoy will set off from Caverswall Creamery (ST11 9ES) at 6pm, with families and residents encouraged to line the route, wave and cheer as the tractors pass by. All proceeds will go to the British Heart Foundation, a charity that holds special meaning for the organising family.

Caverswall Creamery Christmas Tractor Run
Caverswall Creamery Christmas Tractor Run

Dilhorne | Friday 11th December 2026

The Dilhorne Christmas Tractor Run takes place on Friday 11th December, bringing festive cheer to communities across the Staffordshire Moorlands. The convoy will set off from Dilhorne Village Hall at 6pm, travelling through Dilhorne, Blythe Bridge, Draycott, Tean and Cheadle. Residents are encouraged to come along, wave and enjoy the spectacle while supporting The Farming Community Network (FCN), a charity providing vital support to farming families and rural communities.

Archie Kent Christmas Light Road Run | Saturday 12th December 2026

The Archie Kent Christmas Light Road Run returns on Saturday 12th December, bringing a spectacular convoy of illuminated vehicles to local communities while raising funds for Dougie Mac and Donna Louise. Vehicles will gather at Oakleys Farm from 4.30pm before setting off at 5.30pm, travelling through Werrington, Birches Head, Stockton Brook, Norton Green and Cellarhead. Families and residents are encouraged to come along, enjoy the festive display and support these fantastic local causes.

Archie Kent Christmas Light Road Run, previous fund raising total for Dougie Mac
Archie Kent Road Run, previous fund raising total for Dougie Mac

Uttoxeter | Saturday 19th December 2026

The Uttoxeter Santa Truck and Tractor Light Convoy returns on Saturday 19th December, promising to be bigger, brighter and louder than ever for 2026! The festive charity convoy will bring a spectacular display of illuminated trucks and tractors to the streets of Uttoxeter, spreading Christmas cheer and bringing smiles to the local community. Families and residents are encouraged to come along, enjoy the dazzling display and support this fantastic festive event.

Uttoxeter Santa Truck and Tractor Light Convoy
Uttoxeter Santa Truck and Tractor Light Convoy

Staffordshire YFC Christmas Tractor Run | Sunday 6th December 2026

The Staffordshire Young Farmers' Clubs Christmas Tractor Run returns on Sunday 6th December, bringing a spectacular display of festive decorated tractors to local communities. Running from 5pm to 8.30pm, the convoy will travel through Seighford, Derrington, Haughton, Gnosall, Woodseaves, Eccleshall, Ellenhall and Ranton. Organised by Staffordshire YFC, the event will raise funds for Birmingham Children's Hospital and Staffordshire YFC, with a special prize awarded to the Best Dressed Tractor.

Shakes On The Rocks | Sunday 20th December 2026

The Shakes On The Rocks Christmas Convoy takes place on Sunday 20th December, bringing a spectacular display of festive decorated tractors, trucks and 4x4s to the local area. The convoy will gather at Shakes On The Rocks, Wickenstone Farm, spreading Christmas cheer with Santa and his festive crew joining in the celebrations. The event will raise funds for aiM Charity in memory of Mia, with families and residents encouraged to come along, enjoy the spectacle and support this special cause.

The Manifold Inn | Sunday 29th November 2026

The Manifold Inn Christmas Tractor Run takes place on Sunday 29th November, raising funds for Movember, a charity supporting men's mental health and awareness of prostate and testicular cancer. The festive convoy will depart from The Manifold Inn at 4pm, travelling through Biggin, Pomeroy, Earl Sterndale, Longnor and Warslow before returning to the pub. Along the way, the tractors will pass several local pubs and villages, including Earl Sterndale's Christmas lights switch-on at approximately 4.50pm. Residents are encouraged to line the route, enjoy the spectacle and support this fantastic cause.

Are we missing a tractor run?

If you're organising a tractor run in Staffordshire and would like your event added to our guide, please get in touch!

We've included as much information as we could find for each event, including dates, times, routes and fundraising details. If you're an organiser of one of the tractor runs already listed and would like to provide additional information, route maps or updates, please let us know and we'll be happy to update your listing.

Our aim is to help spread the word, bring communities together and support the fantastic charities and causes benefiting from these events.

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