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Spooky goings on

Church Street is promising a spooktacular Halloween celebration on Sunday.

Stalls in the street will include ghoulish arts and crafts as well as street food from 2pm until 8pm.

Children can enjoy a Pumpkin Trail with Sweet Halloween Treasure from 2pm until 8pm with trail sheets available from participating shops on the day.

Spooky Face Painting & Balloon Modelling will take place between 2.30-4.30pm and 5.30 to 7.30pm – a small donation of £1 appreciated.

There will be a Freaky Free Hair Party including scary hair, horror make up, witch wine and creepy cakes from 3pm until 8pm at Piper Violet Hair.

Families can enjoy a Horror Fancy Dress Competition at Mint 6pm along with Punch & Judy shows in square 4pm-5pm-6pm.

Brewery Market are celebrating their birthday on October 31. The first 23 customers that spend £23 from 2.30pm will receive an amazing gift bag worth over £23.

There will be an assortment of terrifying temporary tattoos for the tiniest Trick or Treaters, plus surprises and beery treats for big ghouls, including free nibbles for all drink-in customers until 11pm.

The Fox will be running events across the weekend, including pumpkin carving, a jazz night plus DJs and live entertainment.

There will be live music from the Perrin Jazz Collective from 3pm until 5pm and the most beautiful Church Street trader's carved pumpkins in the street with judging by Mayor at 7pm

The Exchange – 2pm, October 30

Javier Jarquin, otherwise branded as Card Ninja, is back in town.

Expect deadly and risky fun as he performs his extreme card-flicking stunts.

Using genuine playing cards, comedian Javier Jarquin dazzles audiences with displays of decks as weapons. Extreme precision, impeccable timing and astonishing speed.