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π THE NIGHTS ARE GETTING DARKER β STAY SAFE, THORNABY
As we move further into autumn, the evenings are drawing in and itβs getting darker much earlier.
A few simple precautions can help keep you and others safe when youβre out and about:
π¦ Stick to well-lit routes where possible
πΆ Be aware of your surroundings when walking alone
π² Make sure bikes have working lights and reflectors
π Take extra care when driving, particularly around pedestrians and cyclists
π§ Encourage children and young people to wear something bright or reflective
π Remember to secure doors, windows, sheds and vehicles as the darker nights set in
Please look out for yourself, your family, friends and neighbours this autumn.
Stay safe, stay visible and take care, Thornaby.
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π WHATβS ON THIS HALLOWEEN IN THORNABY? π»
Halloween week is here, and with the spooky celebrations just days away, we want to know whatβs happening across Thornaby this weekend!
From Halloween parties and fancy dress competitions to spooky trails, family activities and community events β thereβs plenty to get involved in. π·οΈπ¦
π Know of a Halloween event happening in Thornaby?
Drop the details in the comments below and help local residents and families find something fun to do this Halloween.
And donβt forget to tag your friends and family to start making those Halloween plans! π
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Remembrance Sunday 2026.
Thornaby Town Council invites you to join us on Sunday 8th November 2026 for our Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service, as we come together as a community to remember and honour those who served and sacrificed.
Order of the day:
10:00am β Parade members meet on Cranworth Street, Thornaby-on-Tees, TS17 7DR.
Parking will also be available in the top car park of the Queens Club, Westbury Street.
10:15am β Parade assembles on Westbury Street.
10:25am β Parade commences towards the Cenotaph.
10:40am β Remembrance Service and Wreath Laying Ceremony begins at Thornaby Cenotaph, Harewood Pleasure Gardens, Acklam Road, Thornaby-on-Tees, TS17 7JR.
Refreshments provided in the Queen's Club afterwards courtesy of Thornaby Town Council.
We welcome residents, families and members of our wider community to join us in paying their respects.
We will remember them.
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