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Law around setting off fireworks on New Year's Eve to avoid a £90 fine
If you are hosting a New Year's Eve party and planning a firework display, here are the legalities you need to know to avoid being hit with a whopping fine in the new year
Firework laws exist to protect people from harm and prevent distress and nuisance, reports the Manchester Evening News. Other exceptions include Bonfire Night, when fireworks are allowed until midnight, and Chinese New Year and Diwali, when they are permitted until 1 am. The law states that you cannot set off or throw fireworks (including sparklers) in the street or other public places.
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