Pannal car boot sale returns today for the first time in eight months.
Since opening in 1996, the car boot sale has been held early on Sunday mornings but this year it takes place at 11am on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Held at the junction of the A658 and A61, the event runs until 3pm and stalls cost £6 for the day.
Speaking about the return, organiser Dylan Leech said:
“It’s great to be back. We changed the time this year mainly because there are so many others held early on a Saturday and Sunday so starting at 11am means people can come to more than one.
“We’ve had to rethink it with so many people selling online during lockdown but I’m sure we’ll hit the ground running.”
Mr Leech said the car boot attracted more than 100 stalls each time previously and he was hoping this year will be no different.
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Pannal car boot sale returns today
Pannal car boot sale is set to return today from 12pm.
Bargain hunters will be able to attend every Wednesday from 12pm to 6pm as well as Sundays from 6am to 12pm.
The sale takes place in a field on the A61/A658 roundabout near Burn Bridge.
Established in 1996, the sale usually attracts people from March to October but covid has hampered it over the last year.
According to the organisers’ Facebook page, it costs £8 to sell items from a car and £10 to sell items from a van. Entry for buyers is £1. Children go for free.
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