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'No trick or treat' posters issued by councils and police after warning it goes against 'religious beliefs' - as residents urged not to carve Halloween pumpkins because it 'wastes veg scraps'

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Daily Mail – News
“No trick or treat' posters issued by councils and police after warning it goes against 'religious beliefs' - as residents urged not to carve Halloween pumpkins because it 'wastes veg scraps”

Councils and police forces are handing out 'no trick or treat' posters this Halloween so that households can deter unwanted visitors looking for chocolate and sweets.

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