The Saltash Christmas Charity Tractor Run took place last year for the first time and was a festive delight, as tractors took to the roads adorned with festive lights and decorations to raise money for charity. This year's event was due to take place on Saturday, December 14.
But in a statement released on Monday, organisers announced "with great sadness and disappointment" that the event would not now go ahead.
It said the decision to not go ahead was made due to advice from Devon and Cornwall Police, which has denied this.
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