Loud fireworks to be banned outside professional displays after outcry by veterans and animal rights groups

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The Government has announced plans to restrict the sale of the loudest fireworks to professional displays in a bid to tackle anti-social behaviour and reduce distress caused to animals, veterans and vulnerable people.Under the proposals, loud fireworks would no longer be available for private use in gardens or streets but would remain allowed at licensed public displays.

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Ministers insist there are no plans to ban organised firework events, describing the changes as a "common-sense" response to growing public concern.A public consultation on the proposals launched today, seeking views on limiting access to high-noise fireworks while reviewing wider regulations on pyrotechnics and lower-risk fireworks.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Consumer Protection Minister Kate Dearden said complaints about nuisance fireworks had become increasingly common, with concerns extending well beyond traditional celebrations such as Bonfire Night."It's something that's been brought up time and time again...

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