Spook-tacular scenes as Old Town celebrates Halloween with a big party

By The Newsroom
Published 1st Nov 2017, 15:41 GMT
Updated 12th Dec 2017, 13:11 GMT
Darcy Myatt, aged one, cast a spell on mum Shelley RobertsDarcy Myatt, aged one, cast a spell on mum Shelley Roberts
Darcy Myatt, aged one, cast a spell on mum Shelley Roberts
Old Town turned into a ghost town - of sorts - on Sunday evening with the popular annual Halloween Party.

The ghoulish goings-on drew in punters to enjoy the ghost trains, scary fairground rides and spooky street performances.

There were also some fiendishly good food stalls, and frighteningly fun fancy dress oufits for friends and family to compare.

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It all came to an explosive end with a free firework display by Dacorum Borough Council at Gadebridge Park for the thousands of attendents to enjoy.

Anabel Tabiello six, Ellie Michaels five, and Rosa Michaels four, with good will pumpkins in St. Mary's ChurchAnabel Tabiello six, Ellie Michaels five, and Rosa Michaels four, with good will pumpkins in St. Mary's Church
Anabel Tabiello six, Ellie Michaels five, and Rosa Michaels four, with good will pumpkins in St. Mary's Church

We sent along our snapper David Satchel to capture the day in action.

Can you spot yourself in our pictures?

Matt Hatton as a spooky Henry VIIIMatt Hatton as a spooky Henry VIII
Matt Hatton as a spooky Henry VIII
Tring School pupils from left, Joshua Bragg, George Royffe, Martin Pezet, and Harry Phillips during the Old Town Halloween festivitiesTring School pupils from left, Joshua Bragg, George Royffe, Martin Pezet, and Harry Phillips during the Old Town Halloween festivities
Tring School pupils from left, Joshua Bragg, George Royffe, Martin Pezet, and Harry Phillips during the Old Town Halloween festivities
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