Beloved Bonfire Night cancelled for second year in a row in 'health and safety' push
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Fury has erupted after a beloved Bonfire Night was cancelled for a second year in a row amid a "health and safety" push.
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Organisers behind Truro's annual bonfire night and fireworks display have confirmed it will not go ahead following extensive talks over safety plans.
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Truro City Council said that due to an estimated 5,000 residents planning to attend the event, it is put into the "enhanced tier" under Martyn's Law legislation.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Despite not yet coming into effect, the Cornish authority said local councils have been urged to act as if it is already in place.
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