Councillors vote to ban fireworks on Bonfire night across Scottish capital

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Councillors have once again voted to ban the use of fireworks during the Bonfire Night period across Edinburgh, with fines up to £5,000 for those who breach the decision.Edinburgh Council approved the creation of fourteen firework control zones across the Scottish capital on Monday, prohibiting displays between October 30 and November 8.The restrictions will apply to neighbourhoods including Corstorphine, Niddrie, Calton Hill, West Pilton, and Wester Hailes, among others.Those who breach the regulations under the Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles Act 2022 could face penalties of up to £5,000 or imprisonment up to six months.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Labour councillor Margaret Graham said: "We know that fireworks can have a significant impact on vulnerable people and pets, which is why it's important that we use every tool available to support safer celebrations."The number of designated zones has grown over the years, rising from just four areas in the first year to nine last...

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