Follow these tips to help keep everyone happy and safe this Halloween
If you have teenagers:
• Make sure they don’t have access to fireworks, alcohol, eggs or flour
.• Explain why they must not play tricks on strangers
.• Tell them that if nobody answers the door, or a ‘No trick or treat’ sign is on display, they must leave immediately
.• Remind them to stay with their friends and make sure they know that they should never enter the home of a stranger.
If you do not want to be disturbed by trick or treaters this Halloween, download and print out a copy of the “No Trick Or Treat” poster to display by your front door by clicking the image.
Read more: Trick or treat posters and advice
Sunday 21 July 11am–5pm CELEBRATING THE WILDLIFE, HISTORY AND AMAZING WATER FILTERING PROPERTIES OF OUR CHALK DOWNLAND
■ Giant wildlife colouring wall ■ Sheep to meet and stroke ■ Virtual reality booth ■ Birds of prey demonstrations ■ Storytelling beside a shepherds hut
■ Minibeast hunting and wildlife spotting ■ Stone Age re-enactment ■ Many other family activities and stalls ■ Hot/cold drinks and snacks
Read more: Wild chalk East Brighton park 21st July 2019
Did You know:
that if you live in the BN2 5 Postcode (includes the
Whitehawk, Manor Farm, and Bristol Estates) that You are automatically a member of Due East Neighbourhood Council?
that DueEast Neighbourhood Concil is recognised (by
the City Council and other Statutory Authorities) as the representative organisation for this area?
Read more: Celebrate Your Achievements Newsletter Available
