Are you brave enough to enter the two new gruesome scares at Broadwitch this year?

Each year more than 17,000 people visit the farm in New Barn Road, Southfleet, as its popularity grows among fear fans.

And now its attraction Biometrix has won a national Scare Award for best Halloween scare attraction at the 2015 ScareCON awards.

The Biometrix facility tells the gruesome story of human guinea-pigs being held for a gene technology experiment which went terribly wrong. Guests have to flush out the mutants, before they get infected themselves.

Events manager Kirsty Mitchell said: “It’s amazing to get such great recognition.

"The team at Broadwitch work tirelessly to put on a great Halloween attraction and winning an award such as this proves we are doing a good job.”

For younger scare fans, and those who prefer terror with a touch of timid, there are daytime haunts with less of the fear.

Haunts open from today.

For more details visit www.broadwitchhauntfest.co.uk