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Read the full storyFunny-looking pumpkin has a serious message
The odd-shaped squashes are being grown at a farm shop near Pontefract, to celebrate Halloween and their own pumpkin festival. But the funny-looking pumpkins also have a serious message, as they are to be used to promote an anti-bullying message.
Nick-named Spookley _– the square pumpkin in a round pumpkin world – was the creation of the American writer Joe Troiano.
Over in America the character Spookley is one of the best-known mascots for anti-bullying.
Heather Copley, of Copley farms near Pontefract, is the first to bring Spookley and the anti-bullying message to the UK.
Scarier than ever!
Lightwater Valley is no more! At least until the 4th November as organisers have transformed the theme park into 'Frightwater Valley'.
It's open from 10am until 7pm each day and includes Underworld - a new live action horror maze. They say there's plenty of tricks up their sleeves, and to beware of wandering zombies.
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Halloween House
A couple from Leeds turn their house in Horsforth into a spooky Halloween fest, all to raise money for charity.
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Each year the Dawsons keep their ideas a big secret - these pictures below are from last year's event.
Frights and delights at Horsforth house
A couple have turned their home in Horsforth, Leeds into a Halloween horror house. Each room has been turned in to the stuff of nightmares, with tricks or treats around every corner!
Rod Dawson and his wife have done this every year to raise money for charity. They take donations on the night.
– Rod Dawson, owner of 'Halloween House'"We do it because we like to see people's faces and expressions as they wander round the house. It's fun for adults and children and it's not only on Halloween, because after that the money goes to a really good cause."
Last year they say they had 1400 visitors all on the one night, and this year they say, will be extra special as they are soon to move away. This year all the funds raised will go to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance charity.
Fuel VAT debate for Yorkshire Air Ambulance
MPs from our region today called on the Government to refund all VAT paid on fuel by the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Last year the charity, which relies on donations, paid almost six thousand pounds to the Government. It needs more than seven thousand pounds a day to keep the service going. During the debate, MPs said it was unfair that the Lifeboat service benefits from zero-rated VAT.
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