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Free Halloween trail brings moonlit fun to Tenbury Wells

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By Ryan Smith Reporter
Becky Willis from Warners Supermarket Upton, and Cllr Jeremy Owenson, Ward Member at Malvern Hills District Council with stars decorated by local school children <i>(Image: Malvern Hills District Council)</i>
Becky Willis from Warners Supermarket Upton, and Cllr Jeremy Owenson, Ward Member at Malvern Hills District Council with stars decorated by local school children (Image: Malvern Hills District Council)
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A moonlit adventure is coming to Tenbury Wells this half term, promising family fun with a magical twist.

A free Halloween trail is running in the town centre from Saturday, October 24 to Saturday, October 31, excluding Sundays.

The trail invites families to help Mabel Moonbeam find 12 missing ingredients to cast a spell and bring back the moon.

Councillor Jeremy Owenson, from Malvern Hills District Council, said: "These free Halloween trails are a great way for families to get out and about during half term, explore our town centres and support local businesses."

Trail sheets are available from the Tenbury Tourist Information Centre.

Families can follow stars decorated by schoolchildren to find ingredients hidden in shop windows.

Completed lists can be returned to the Tourist Information Centre to claim a prize.

The trail is organised by Malvern Hills District Council in partnership with Regal Tenbury and the Blakemore Foundation.

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