Watch: Have a ghouls night out with Biggleswade’s Fright Factory Halloween spook-tacular

The Fright Factory are the wizards behind the popular Hallowween display in Biggleswade, which has been running for the last 10 years with multiple displays and a haunted house.

Unfortunately organisers say the haunted house will not be ready for this year but it’s aimed to be up and running again for 2027.

But fans will be delighted to know the Fright Factory will still be offering treats on Halloween night with a front garden display which is now back up following last weekend’s storms.

“During the storms we have added a new effect to the display and added a couple Easter Eggs to hint at the theme of our haunted house”, explained David Smith, who runs the Fright Factory. “We hope to have the new haunted house ready for next year.

“We tested and set up another new effect to the display as well,” he added.

“After moving home at the end of last year we decided to completely redo the Haunted House. This time it will be fully themed out,” he added.

"We haven't moved far, we are now in Biggleswade on the Kings Reach estate.

“Unfortunately it wasn’t possible to be ready for this Halloween. We will have a small garden displays out front and be giving out sweets though.

“Look out for the giant skeleton out front,” he added.

With Halloween here, and as part of the walk-through display planned for next year The Fright Factory is looking for some help with its planned designs for the new haunted house display

“The walk-through we have planned is going to be a post apocalyptic Halloween shop," added David.

“And we need any damaged, ripped or torn costumes of any shape or size that would otherwise be going to landfill.

“We kindly ask you to donate them to our display instead of throwing them away.”

Anyone who would like to donate old costumes is asked to drop off items when visiting the display or trick or treating on Halloween night.