Malvern Vale was the place to be this Halloween - Pictures show us why

Malvern Vale in Malvern is known for its spooktacular decorations every year which means children and their parents always flock to the estate to be greeted with skeletons, hanging ghosts and carved pumpkins. 

However, the residents often end up spending a small fortune on sweets just to run out before 6pm and be forced to turn children away. 

Carrie-Anna Abba decided to organise a 'sweet drive' for residents in Malvern Vale in order to help them supply sweets for trick-and-treaters throughout the evening. 

Miss Abba spent most of October collecting sweets to hand out to residents on the big day. 

After all her hard work she collected 51 bags of sweets, five tubs and one box of Haribos. Including a generous donation of 3kg of sweets from Malvern Sweets. 

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Pictures from Malvern Vale

If you're anything like us you might be having post-spooky season blues. 

So we've put together a picture spread of what the street looked like this year. 

And hey, you can never be too prepared - so maybe it might be a source of inspiration for next year.  

Halloween at Malvern Vale (Image: Newsquest)

First up, we have the graveyard mixed with pumpkin fair lights which look very spooky. 

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This home had welcomed trick-or-treaters with a ghoulish-looking ghost at the front of the house. 

Halloween at Malvern Vale (Image: Newsquest)

The rain didn't stop trick-or-treaters from getting their hands on their spooky sweets.

Halloween at Malvern Vale (Image: Newsquest)

This garden might be trying to tell us a story because it looks like a crime scene. 

And this information didn't come from us but the witch in the corner looks suspicious.

Malvern Vale estate (Image: Newsquest)

Jokes aside, this Halloween spread is genuinely terrifying.

Malvern Vale estate (Image: Newsquest)

This spooky house enticed trick-or-treaters in with a huge spider and web hanging from the front of the house.