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🔥 Bonfire Night Safety for Residents Bonfire Night (5th November) is a time for fun, fireworks, and community celebration — but it’s also important to stay safe. Please follow these safety tips to ensure everyone enjoys the night responsibly. 🎇 Firework Safety Only buy fireworks marked with the CE or UKCA safety mark.Follow the instructions carefully before lighting any fireworks.Keep fireworks in a closed box and only take them out one at a time.Never go back to a lit firework — even if it looks like it hasn’t gone off.Keep spectators at a safe distance — at least 25 metres for large fireworks.Keep pets indoors – loud noises can cause distress.🔥 Bonfire Safety Build bonfires well away from houses, sheds, fences, trees, and parked cars.Use only dry materials such as untreated wood – never use petrol, paraffin, or aerosols.Check for animals like hedgehogs before lighting your bonfire.Keep a bucket of water or sand nearby in case of emergency.Never leave a bonfire unattended and make sure it’s completely out before leaving or going to bed.🚑 General Safety Be considerate of neighbours, especially those with pets or young children.📞 In an Emergency Call 999 immediately and ask for the Fire Service or Ambulance as needed.Do not take risks – move to a safe place and wait for emergency services.Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy Bonfire Night responsibly! 🎆 
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