As Halloween draws closer it’s time for some spooktacular celebrations. When I was a young child instead of trick or treating I would mark the 31st October by dressing up at home, sitting on my kitchen worktop and carving pumpkins with my mum and my brother, we’d opt for the traditional spooky face design. In my late teens and early twenties I would dress up for house parties and club nights with my outfits ranging from witches to dead cheerleaders and even a cat inspired by Mean Girls. This year however I’m celebrating Halloween in a more creative way and spending time with my family. Over the last few years…