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Written by Stephanie Barratt, Owner & Director 🥛 Milk Bottle Lanterns What you’ll need: Empty, clean plastic milk bottles Paints Paintbrushes or sponges Black marker pen Scissors (adult use) Glue Tissue paper, coloured paper or stickers Battery-operated tea lights / fairy lights or glow sticks How to make them: Clean and dry your milk bottle and remove the label. Paint your bottle in your chosen spooky colour — orange, white, green or whatever you fancy! Once dry, add faces,

Written by Jess Henley Whether its dressing up as mummies, ghouls and witches or free sweeties and pumpkin carving, kids love a little bit of Halloween! There ' s no denying that old Hallow ' s Eve is growing in popularity, but trick-or-treating can be a little worrying for parents so we've put together five ideas for a safe and spooky Halloween. 1. Bright, reflective costumes If you ' re taking them out on the Trick or Treat Trail this year, make sure the costumes are full o