Dec 28, 2025 06:04 PM
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EXCERPT: Despite the fact that fireworks can be bought from regular supermarkets - as opposed to licensed shops - at this time of year, there are still crucial regulations that must be observed.
Fireworks laws exist to shield the public from harm, distress, and noise annoyance during and after major events. On an ordinary day, fireworks cannot be set off between 11pm and 7am, except on special occasions. For instance, on New Year's Eve/Day, it's permissible to launch fireworks from 7am until 1am.
The updated rules regarding fireworks also apply during Diwali and Chinese New Year, when fireworks can likewise be ignited between 7am and 1am. On Bonfire Night, the deadline is midnight, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Under the law, you must be at least 18 to purchase fireworks, and it's unlawful to set off or throw fireworks in the street or other public spaces. Below, we've outlined all the guidelines that need to be adhered to on the big day.
When can fireworks be purchased? Fireworks and sparklers for private use can only be acquired during these periods:
October 15 - November 10
December 26 - December 31
Three days before Diwali and Chinese New Year
Buying fireworks or sparklers outside of the designated periods is unlawful unless bought from licenced outlets. The government has issued a stern warning that illegal sale or use of fireworks could lead to an unlimited fine and up to six months in prison. Additionally, you could be hit with an immediate £90 fine... (MORE - missing details)
EXCERPT: Despite the fact that fireworks can be bought from regular supermarkets - as opposed to licensed shops - at this time of year, there are still crucial regulations that must be observed.
Fireworks laws exist to shield the public from harm, distress, and noise annoyance during and after major events. On an ordinary day, fireworks cannot be set off between 11pm and 7am, except on special occasions. For instance, on New Year's Eve/Day, it's permissible to launch fireworks from 7am until 1am.
The updated rules regarding fireworks also apply during Diwali and Chinese New Year, when fireworks can likewise be ignited between 7am and 1am. On Bonfire Night, the deadline is midnight, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Under the law, you must be at least 18 to purchase fireworks, and it's unlawful to set off or throw fireworks in the street or other public spaces. Below, we've outlined all the guidelines that need to be adhered to on the big day.
When can fireworks be purchased? Fireworks and sparklers for private use can only be acquired during these periods:
October 15 - November 10
December 26 - December 31
Three days before Diwali and Chinese New Year
Buying fireworks or sparklers outside of the designated periods is unlawful unless bought from licenced outlets. The government has issued a stern warning that illegal sale or use of fireworks could lead to an unlimited fine and up to six months in prison. Additionally, you could be hit with an immediate £90 fine... (MORE - missing details)