Communities apply for funding ahead of Tour of Britain in September
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 8:59 AM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has opened funding applications for communities along the route of the men's Tour of Britain, taking place on 5 September. The stage will cover challenging climbs and scenic views, starting in Helmsley and finishing in Leyburn. Grants of up to £500 are available for towns and villages, with larger awards for the start and finish locations. Local leaders emphasize the opportunity to celebrate the race and showcase community spirit to a broader audience. The initiative aims to enhance local identity and hospitality on race day.
- •Tour of Britain men's race stage occurs on 5 September.
- •Route includes Helmsley, Easingwold, and Leyburn.
- •Grants available for decorations and community events.
- •Organizers highlight challenging terrain and scenic views.
- •Funding aims to create a lasting legacy for communities.
- 8:59 AMYahoo Sports — Funds open for communities on Tour of Britain route
"York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority is making cash available to help celebrate the event.
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