by Gráinne Connolly
This Sunday, the Fort Centre Riding for the Disabled are giving local people the chance to get their tractors out.
They're holding a tractor run to raise vital funds for their group who provide therapy through horse riding to many disabled adults and children from the surrounding areas.
The Centre relies on fundraising events and donations in order to continue their work.
Only last month, some of their horses were led down an alley and attacked.
A just giving page had also been set up previously do raise funds for CCTV and security.
The Tractor Run departs from the centre on Craigmore Road, Maghera at 12 noon.
It's £10 per vehicles and all tractors and classic cars are welcome.
Route: Maghera - knockloughrim - Castledawson - Magherafelt - Desertmartin - Draperstown - Tobermore - Maghera.
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