The 193 Halfway Street pub is known for going big on decorations, and this year is no different.
Both inside and out, every corner has been covered in spooky detail – from the creepy clown in the corner to pumpkins lined up around the garden.
A series of events is planned for the week
On Friday October 31, the pub will host its main event, Nightmare on SKINT Street, from 8pm to 2am, featuring fancy dress, themed drinks and Halloween tunes until the early hours.
SKINT Fridays with DJ Dan G offers deals like £2.50 spirits and bottles, £4.50 doubles and £2 bombs.
For families, the Halloween Kids Party takes place on Saturday, November 1, from 11am to 2pm.
Tickets are £3 per child and include pumpkin carving, a fancy dress competition, face painting, arts and crafts, and a disco.
More than 100 pumpkins will be available for children to pick from around the pub and carve.
There will be another event Sunday which is karaoke “Sing or Scream”, with 2-for-1 cocktails from 7pm until late.
Visitors can also try their luck in the “guess the weight of the pumpkin” competition, with a giant pumpkin on display inside the pub.
General manager Ricky said: “My mission was to make the pub a home for all and everyone.
A site that can deliver food, drink, sports and late night together in harmony.
I wanted us to be not just a pub on a crossroads.”
The George Staples describes itself as a family-friendly pub with a children’s menu, a large beer garden and a changing range of local cask ales.
