Halloween is the most spook-takcular time of year, and Cartwright will be extra-spooky next week, as the Hutman Family Haunt sets up for plenty of scares. For years, the Hutman family has decorated its home in Cartwright for Halloween and Christmas, becoming one of the most recognised homes in the neighbourhood. Inspired by daughter Chelsea, who is 24 and has autism, the Hutmans have sought to bring joy to the community with their locally famous displays. This year the Hutmans decided to open up their home as a haunted house for the community to enjoy. They are opening up a special session for people with disabilities and their caregivers, who are often unable to access such events. This kind of community spirit defines Liverpool and the 2168 postcode community. I recognise the impact of the Hutmans, especially Tanya, who have taken a personal love of all things spooky and turned it into an event that everyone in the community can access. I look forward to sharing in their vibrant, inclusive Halloween celebrations.