The spectacular ‘Pembrokeshire Christmas Convoy’ will take place again this Saturday (December 14) evening, raising money for worthy causes.

The annual event which sees tractors, trucks and all manner of vehicles (including Santa and his sleigh) joining in the fundraising fun will start from Folly Farm in Begelly at 5.30pm.

Those that wish to take part and deck out their vehicles to bring some holiday magic to the coastal towns of West Pembrokeshire, if you are able to pay your entry fee via the Go Fund Me link below please do prior to the evening. Head to: https://gofund.me/1f4b865e

Take a screenshot of your payment and show this at the entry point. Once payment has been made please email: [email protected]

Organisers will also be accepting cash on the night and also have a card facility but due to transaction charges go fund me is preferred.

Gates open at 3pm, with festive hot food and drinks available until 5.15pm.

Vehicle judging will take place at 5pm. If you would like your vehicle to be in with a chance of winning a prize please be in by 4.30pm.

NO entries will be accepted after 5.20pm.

You contact the organisers via their Facebook page or by ringing 07939 904995.

The convoy is due to leave Folly Farm overflow car park at around 5.30 pm on the day and make its way to places such as Begelly, Sageston, Tenby, New Hedges and Saundersfoot.

The route will see vehicles travelling down to the A477 roundabout, through Broadmoor traffic lights to Carew Market roundabout, then to Gumfreston and into Tenby, where it will pass along the Fire Station on South Parade and down to Lower Park Road, before heading out of the seaside town and onto the village of New Hedges.

Saundersfoot will be the next destination before heading out via Sandy Hill Road, through Pentlepoir, Kilgetty and thenheading back through Begelly into Templeton, out to Princes Gate and ending with two laps of Narberth town.

The flurry of lit-up vehicles that tour the locality are sure to bring a smile to faces once again, and it’s all for a worthy cause, with this year’s nominated charity being The Velindre Cancer Centre supporting Welsh comedian and presenter Rhod Gilbert with his fundraising efforts.

With regards to donations, there will be collectors stationed along the route with buckets before the convoy arrives and also for some time after the convoy has passed through.