29th October 2026
NO TRICK OR TREAT? NO PROBLEM! 
Halloween is creeping closer, and while many ghosts, ghouls and mini monsters will be out collecting treats, not everyone wants a knock at the door.
🎃👻 If you'd prefer a fright-free evening this Halloween, Thames Valley Police have shared this handy poster to help let trick-or-treaters know.
🏡 Feel free to save and print the image, or even create your own version!
A few Halloween hints for everyone:
If a house displays a "No Trick or Treat" sign, please respect it and move on to the next pumpkin-lit door.
If you're out trick-or-treating, stick with friends or family, stay visible and take care near roads.
Only knock on doors where you're welcomed.
Remember: Halloween should be spooky, not scary for residents.
A little kindness goes a long way. Whether you're dressing up, giving out sweets, attending a party, or spending the evening watching films under a blanket, we hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable Halloween.
Be sweet, be safe, and don't be a trick when you're out for treats!
