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'I'm a thrifty mum - this is how to do half term without breaking the bank'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukWith October half-term approaching, many parents are looking for free or low-cost activities to entertain their little ones.
Luckily, there are plenty of budget-friendly ways to enjoy this spooky season – from craft fairs to pumpkin picking. Instagram mum Rebecca Lawrance, from Cheshire, has shared her tips for free days out and activities for the whole family to enjoy this spooky season. READ MORE: 'I gave birth behind bars after finding out I was pregnant in prison' 1.
Stay Local “From Halloween-themed discos and craft fairs to magic shows and spooky storytelling at the library, keep an eye on local social media pages and websites for upcoming free events in your area,” Rebecca, who shared her tips by partnering up with VivaMoney.co.uk, says. “Googling ‘What’s on in [your local area]’ may also bring up some ideas.
Using Manchester as an example, there are several free ‘Halloween in the City’ activities taking place throughout the October half-term, including giant pop-up monsters and a parade of skeletons!” "We have a Chester Zoo membership, which grants us free entry all year round.
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