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In Pictures: Our favourite Halloween photographs from our archives

1991: Marion Wands, left, and Gabrielle Shields concoct a brew for a group of enchanted children at Bucksburn Library to enjoy
1991: Marion Wands, left, and Gabrielle Shields concoct a brew for a group of enchanted children at Bucksburn Library to enjoy

These photographs, found in our archives, show some of the incredible Halloween costumes worn by folk in the north-east over the past few decades.

Don’t forget, there’s still time to enter this year’s Halloween costume competition – scroll down to find out how you can enter.


Halloween Horrors: Kids costume competition

We’re looking for the best kid’s Halloween costumes from across the north-east.

So if your kid’s dressed up as a wicked witch, vicious vampire or some other devilish creature – send in their pictures and help us find the most horrifyingly dressed children in the north-east.

The five best will win a £20 Bon Accord gift voucher.

Whether your little horrors look the scariest, the creepiest or just the plain cutest, send us your picture, using the form below, before 9am on Thursday November 1, and we’ll announce the winner on Friday.

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