20/10/2025
🎃🕸️👻🧛🏼♂️🧟💀Halloween can be a lot of fun for children and young people, but it can also be distressing and intimidating for some residents.
If you are going 'trick or treating' please respect and consider others and follow these top tips to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time:
Don’t:💀
👻Go alone - 'trick or treating' is more fun and safer if you go in a small group with friends and family.
👻Go into houses - stay on the doorstep where the responsible adult can see you.
👻Play pranks that may damage property - this could result in arrest and a criminal record.
👻Demand money or intimidate people - Halloween can be a night that some residents dread, so be respectful and polite.
👻Throw any objects at people or their property - it's classed as a criminal offence and you will be arrested.
Do:🎃
🧛🏼♂️Only go to the houses decorated / with these posters
🧛🏼♂️Look out for these posters - these will let you know whether 'trick or treaters' are welcome at a house or not.
🧛🏼♂️Take extra care crossing roads - more accidents happen to children in the dark.
🧛🏼♂️Get a responsible adult to go with your group to help keep you save.
🧛🏼♂️Dress to be seen - wear light, reflective clothes or carry a lamp or torch so that drivers and your responsible adult can see you.
🧛🏼♂️Respect people's rights - be polite, don't go out too late, ring or knock only once, and be prepared to take 'no' for an answer.
🎃Please feel Free to print these Posters and Display which ever you wish to use🎃
