About 20 million people enjoy fireworks at home every year, but some campaigners want quieter displays.
Richard Parr backs a 90dB fireworks limit for Bonfire Night UK date, arguing it would shrink wildlife disturbance far beyond ...
Shockat Adam says most concerns about fireworks come from people worried about their pets.
It is an unseasonably warm autumn evening and I have brought my family to the Port of Bristol Sports and Community Hub for an ...
Consultation follows growing calls from campaigners, vets and National Farmers’ Union for tighter regulation ...
The government is considering reducing the maximum noise level of fireworks sold to the public.
For some, it is the highlight of autumn: a crisp night, a crackling bonfire and a sky full of colour. For others, it means weeks of anxious pets, sleepless nights and bangs that come without warning.
A growing number of people want fireworks to lose their bang, while others say Bonfire Night is not the same without it For some, it is the highlight of autumn: a crisp night, a crackling bonfire and ...
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