PHOTO GALLERY: Fright Night fun across Rotherham for Hallowe'en

Seen in front of their display are brother and sister Dean and Lauren Charlton. 171870-3

A spectacular display of witches, skeletons, skills and around 40 pumpkins once again drew in the visitors and cash the Charlton’s family home on Gallow Tree Road, Brecks.

Also marking Hallowe’en in style was devoted dad Chris MacFarlane, who held a second tattoo fundraiser at his studio, in memory of his son Kieran Brydges, who died in September aged just 12.

The event, at S62 Tattoo, which he runs with business partner Amy Bellamy, saw the total amount raised for charities the Sick Children’s Trust and Rays of Sunshine to more than £4,000.

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Elsewhere, youngsters enjoyed a spooky scarecrow trail at Thrybergh County Park on Tuesday and Rotherham College students led a spooky ghost walk through the town centre.

North Anston’s Tropical Butterfly House was also transformed into a spooktacular display on Saturday.

And trick or treaters in Thrybergh definitely got a treat with a spooky transformation of the Gennard’s family home on Silver Street.

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