Look North sofa push passes through West Yorkshire

The BBC Look North's Push for Pudsey team will be taking the programme's red sofa through West Yorkshire on the penultimate day of their Children in Need fundraising challenge.

Starting in Meltham at 09:00 GMT, presenter Amy Garcia and fundraiser Lindsey Burrow will push and pull the soft furnishing through Netherthong, Brockholes and Holmfirth, before they finish at the Holme Moss summit at 16:00.

A crowd gathered Morrisons in Meltham to wave them off on day four, before they began a steep climb through Honley Woods.

Amy and Lindsey hope to complete their 80-mile (129km) trek through the region on Friday, when Look North will be broadcast live from Wakefield Trinity's DIY Kitchens Stadium.

You can follow their progress on our live tracker here.

Holme Moss is high on the border of West Yorkshire and Derbyshire, and is 524m (1,719 ft) above sea level.

Despite this ahead, Lindsey said at the start line that they were "raring to go".

"It's great to see so much support here this morning, we have about 12 miles to go today so we are looking forward to getting out there for another day ahead."

Amy said: "We have Holme Moss today. I'm not panicking yet because yesterday we tried doing three miles at a time and we managed to get to the top of Jenkin Road (in Sheffield), which is one of the steepest hills in Yorkshire, so we are going to do the same today.

"I know Holme Moss is going to be a really tiring one, it's right at the end of the day as well, but this is a challenge, this is why people are donating their hard-earned cash."

Burrow, the widow of Leeds Rhinos rugby league legend Rob, has joined Amy on previous challenges including last year's three-legged walk for Children in Need.

To find out more and donate to BBC Children in Need, click here.

You can donate any amount you like, as little as £1 can make a difference.

£30 pays for a new cot mattress for a family living in temporary accommodation, ensuring their baby has a safe place to sleep.

£50 pays for one to one play therapy for a child with a life limiting illness, helping them to cope with their condition.

£100 will pay for one to one therapy for a child who has been sexually exploited, helping them express their feelings and rebuild their life.

The challenge began on Monday, setting off from Ripon and finishing in Knaresborough.

On Friday, they will leave Morley in the morning and head through West Ardsley, Gawthorpe, Ossett, Horbury Bridge and Wakefield, before a finale at the home of Wakefield Trinity RLFC.

Listen to highlights from West Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.