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As we celebrate Bonfire Night, your local police team is here to help ensure everyone enjoys the evenings safely and respectfully. Whether you're attending a public display or celebrating at home, please keep these important tips in mind: 🎇 Firework Safety: Only buy fireworks from licensed sellers and follow the instructions carefully.Keep fireworks in a closed box and light them one at a time at arm’s length.Never go back to a lit firework – even if it hasn’t gone off.Always supervise children around fireworks and sparklers. 🔥 Bonfire Safety: Build bonfires well away from buildings, trees, fences, and sheds.Never use petrol or other accelerants to light a fire.Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby in case of emergencies.Make sure the fire is fully extinguished before leaving it unattended. 👥 Respecting Others: Be mindful of neighbours, especially those with pets, young children, or vulnerable individuals who may find fireworks distressing.Avoid setting off fireworks late at night – the legal cut-off is 11pm, extended to midnight on Bonfire Night.If someone has displayed signs asking not to be disturbed, please respect their wishes. 🚨 General Advice: Attend organised displays where possible – they’re safer and more spectacular!Keep pets indoors and comfort them during loud noises.Report any unsafe or anti-social behaviour to us.
🎆👮♀️ Have a great time and stay safe! 👮♂️🔥
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