2. They were first used in England at a royal wedding Although fireworks were probably used in the UK from the late 13th century onwards, they didn’t become popular until at least 200 years later.

The owner of an equestrian centre is calling for a ban on fireworks being set off in gardens ... Diwali and Chinese New Year. Otherwise, garden use is permitted. Ms Walker said of her horses ...

rounded off with a fireworks display as 2024 draws to a close. fishguardnye.co.uk Lantern installations, plus light tunnels and a laser garden, twinkle throughout 6.5 acres of Mayfield Park ...

Sula doesn't like the bangs so she is wearing her earmuffs, but Bing thinks he is brave enough to watch the fireworks outside in the garden. Suddenly there is a huge bang and a loud rocket sends ...

Members of the public can only use fireworks in their back garden or on private property. Only licensed professionals can use fireworks in a public place. Used irresponsibly, fireworks can cause ...

We have campaigned for many years urging the UK Government to revise fireworks regulations - ensuring they can be enjoyed responsibly, while better protecting animals." According to the RSPCA ...

The incident in Liverpool on 5 November is one in a series of attacks that have been reported across the UK ... 18 can buy fireworks for use on private property such as their back garden.

A UK seaside town says it's been forced to cancel its New Year's Eve fireworks display. Blackpool Council said it had taken the "tough decision" to cancel the spectacle due to a forecast of high ...