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Children Are Advised To Be Seen This Halloween

Children Are Advised To Be Seen This Halloween

Avoiding An Accident At Halloween

Now the clocks have gone back and the days are beginning to get shorter and darker children in the UK are being advised to wear bright and reflective clothing in order to avoid any accidents or personal injury.

Avoiding Accidents For Children On Dark Nights

It is especially important to avoid any potential accidents involving children this Halloween when children will be playing out in the streets in the dark Parents are urged to make sure they always accompany their children when they are trick or treating, to make sure children are carrying a torch at all times and that they always wear reflective clothing. Children should try to stay close to home and stick known streets in order to remain safe.

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