Police have warned that Hallowe’en trick or treating may go
against “religious beliefs” as forces and councils issue “no trick or
treat” posters that households can display to deter unwanted visitors.
The Telegraph has more.
Official guidance for some areas
states that these posters should be respected as some people may avoid
Hallowe’en for cultural reasons.
Leicestershire Police has
advised that residents may sit out celebrations because they are
“observing religious or cultural beliefs that do not include
Hallowe’en”.
Its advice states that Hallowe’en revellers should
not only steer clear of houses displaying “no trick or treat” posters,
but also avoid homes not adorned with pumpkins or other decorations.
A
note from Oadby and Wigston police, which is part of Leicestershire
Police force, thanked residents for following advice that would “keep
communities safe, respectful and inclusive”....<<<Read More>>>...
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