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RESPECTRESPECT OTHERSOTHERS ANDAND HAVEHAVE AA SAFE,SAFE, ENJOYABLEENJOYABLE TIMETIME www.enfield.gov.uk/youth Halloween RULES ON FIREWORKS ❱ Don’t knock on doors displaying a ❱ You must be over 18 to buy ‘No trick or Treat’ sign. fireworks. ❱ Always go trick or treating with an ❱ It is illegal to possess fireworks in adult. a public place if you’re under 18. ❱ Plan your route - only go to places ❱ It is an offence to throw or let-off where you and your friends know a firework in a street or public the residents. place. ❱ Keep visible - stay in areas that are ❱ If you let off fireworks between well lit and take a torch. 23:00 and 07:00hrs, you will ❱ Don’t talk to strangers on the be breaking the law (except on street. Bonfire Night when it extends to ❱ Don’t go inside any house. midnight). ❱ Be careful crossing the road. ❱ Go to a publicly organised ❱ Although Halloween is supposed firework display and enjoy the to be spooky, be careful not to spectacle without the safety frighten vulnerable people. concerns of organising your own event. ❱ Don’t forget your pets; keep them safe indoors. keeping your home safe ❱ Close and lock all your doors and windows, even if you are only going out for a few minutes. ❱ Make sure UPVC doors are properly locked with a key. ❱ Make sure the side and/or back gate is locked. ❱ Lock your shed or garage Make sure that any valuables are out of sight. ❱ Leave some lights on if it will be dark before you get home. ❱ Don’t leave your car keys or ID documents near doors, windows or your letterbox.