Ilkley residents are being encouraged to give unwanted items a new lease of life when the town's annual Recycle Day returns next month.
The Rotary Club of Ilkley Wharfedale will hold the event at Ilkley Main Car Park on Saturday 26th September from 10am until 3pm.
Residents can donate bicycles of all ages and sizes, mobility aids, clean trainers, spectacles, workshop tools, backpacks and sewing machines. Electric bikes will not be accepted.
The event is being supported by Upcycle, Biasan and Ilkley Tools for Africa, with donated items refurbished or reused to support good causes.

Rotary is also collecting items for schools in The Gambia, including dictionaries, pictorial encyclopaedias, early years books, pens, pencils and other stationery.
Small items of sports equipment are also wanted, including cricket bats and pads, tennis balls, small racquets, inflatable footballs and pumps.
Last year's Recycle Day collected 74 bikes, 13 sewing machines, five car loads of hand tools and dozens of mobility aids, alongside trainers, backpacks, school equipment and spectacles.
Recycle Day will run from 10am until 3pm on Saturday 26th September.

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