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Trick or Treating at Halloween

By Lisa Johnson Horton Kirby & South Darenth Parish Council

Monday, 16 October 2023

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Not everyone enjoys trick or treaters knocking on their doors on Halloween. Kent Police have asked that your neighbours wishes should be respected if they have a sign up like this. they also offer the following advice:

If you have young children:
• Never let young children go trick or treating on their own.
• Make sure they only visit people known to your family.


If you have teenagers:
• Make sure they are not going to be using alcohol, flour or eggs.
• Make it clear that if a ‘no trick or treat’ sign is displayed, they should leave straightaway.
• Make sure they do not travel alone and never go into the home of someone they do not know.
• Make sure they understand they must not frighten people.
Display the front of this poster in a door or window if you would rather not be visited by Halloween callers.

You can click on the poster to print off, alternatively please contact the parish office to have the document emailed to you.

Contact Information

Lisa Johnson

Find Horton Kirby & South Darenth Parish Council

The Village Hall, Horton Road, South Darenth, Dartford, Kent, DA4 9AZ

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Additional Information

Manisha Patel - Assistant Clerk