Palace of
Westminster Bombs & Shooting
1605 Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot.
Guy Fawkes
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Remember,
remember the Fifth of November,
The Gunpowder Treason and Plot,
I know of no reason
Why Gunpowder Treason
Should ever be forgot.
Guy Fawkes, Guy Fawkes, t’was his intent
To blow up King and Parliament.
Three-score barrels of powder below
To prove old England’s overthrow;
By God’s providence he was catch’d
With a dark lantern and burning match.
Holloa boys, holloa boys, let the bells ring.
Holloa boys, holloa boys, God save the King! |
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 Forget
the American Haloween
celebrations. In
the United Kingdom, Gunpowder Plot celebrations take place in towns and
villages
across the country in the form of both private and civic events. They
involve fireworks displays and the building of bonfires on which "guys"
are burnt. These "guys" are traditionally effigies
of Guy Fawkes, the most famous of
the Gunpowder Plot conspirators. Although the night is celebrated in
York (Fawkes' hometown) some there do not burn his effigy, most notably
those from his old school.
Before the fifth, children traditionally use the "guys" to request a
"penny for the guy" in order to raise funds with which to buy
fireworks . In the United Kingdom, there are several foods that are
traditionally consumed on Guy Fawkes Night: toffee
apples, baked
potatoes, which are wrapped in foil and cooked in
the bonfire or its embers and
black peas
with
vinegar . In the Black
Country, it is a traditional night for eating
groaty pudding. In Sussex, it is a major festival that centres on
Lewes necessitating the closure of the town centre. The night also
commemorates the Glorious Revolution
and 17 local Protestant martyrs that were burnt at the stake during
Marian Persecutions of the Catholic Queen Mary I. The night begins with
torchlight processions in costume by a number of local bonfire
societies
and culminates in six separate bonfires where effigies of Guy Fawkes,
Pope Paul V and topical personalities are destroyed by firework and
flame.
The Somerset
Carnivals are
highly
regarded as the largest illuminated processions in the world. They
occur late on in the year at various locations including: Bridgwater,
Burnham-on-Sea, Chard, Ilminster, Glastonbury, North Petherton, Shepton
Mallet, Taunton, Wellington, Wells, Weston-Super-Mare, and
Yeovil. The
carnivals in
Somerset date back to 400 years, and are one of the most spectacular
events in Somerset today. In some of the bigger locations (such as
Bridgwater), you can expect to see crowds of more than 120,000.
The carnival floats
(or carts as they are sometimes referred as), are
designed and built by dedicated carnival clubs around the West Country.
These carnival clubs have many members who raise money throughout the
year, and work relentlessly to achieve the spectacular carnival
entries. The carnival floats take part in the carnival parade along
with other entries; these range from clowns dancing
in the streets to 100ft illuminated carnival floats (some with up to
30,000
light bulbs) pulled
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1812
PRIME MINISTER SHOT IN
LOBBY OF HOUSE OF COMMONS
Spencer Perceval, the son of the
2nd Earl of Egmont, was born in 1762. After being educated at
HarrowTrinity College, Cambridge, he became a lawyer.
In 1796 Perceval was elected MP for Northampton. In the House of
Commons Perceval became a strong supporter of William Pitt and the Tory
group in Parliament. When Henry Addington
became Prime Minister in 1801 he appointed Perceval as his
solicitor-general. The following year he was promoted to
attorney-general. When Lord Portland became Prime Minister in
1807 he appointed Perceval as his Chancellor of the Exchequer. Perceval
got on well with George III and loyally supported the king's opposition
to Catholic Emancipation.
When Portland died in 1809, Spencer Perceval accepted the king offer to
become Prime Minister. Perceval's period of power coincided with an
economic depression and considerable industrial unrest. This resulted
in his government introducing repressive methods against the Luddites.
This included the Frame-Breaking Act
which made the destruction of machines a capital offence.
Perceval held the post until 1812 when he became the only British
Prime
Minister in history to be assassinated. Spencer Perceval was shot when
entering the lobby of the House of Commons by John Bellingham, a failed
businessman from Liverpool. Bellingham, who blamed Perceval for his
financial difficulties, was later hanged for his crime.
THE
OTHER BOMBS AT
THE
PALACE OF
WESTMINSTER
  1941
Hitler
Succeeded Where Guy Fawkes
Failed
During the second world war, the Palace of
Westminster was hit by bombs fourteen times. The most serious attack
occurred on the night of 10-11 May 1941. On that night the Palace was
severely damaged, the chamber of the House of Commons was destroyed and
three people were killed. This picture below shows Members' Lobby
looking through into the Commons Chamber.
Between
1940 and 1941, both Houses of Parliament were in fact convened at
Church House in Westminster due to a fear that the Chambers might be
bombed while the Houses were sitting. The Palace was damaged by air
raids on fourteen different occasions during the war. On 26 September
1940, a bomb which fell into Old Palace Yard caused severe damage to
the south wall of St Stephen's Porch and the masonry of the west front.
The statue of Richard the Lionheart was even lifted bodily from the
pedestal, but sustained only minor damage in the form of a bent
sword.On 8 December 1940, a bomb demolished the south and east sides of
the Cloisters of St Stephen's and did considerable damage to the other
two sides
The
incendiary bombs which fell on the nights of 10 and 11 May 1941 caused
the greatest damage to the Palace. The Commons Chamber was hit by bombs
and the roof of Westminster Hall was set on fire. The fire service said
that it would be impossible to save both, so it was decided to
concentrate on saving the Hall.The Commons Chamber was entirely
destroyed by the fire which spread to the Members' Lobby and caused the
ceiling to collapse. By the following morning, all that was left of the
Chamber was a smoking shell. A
small bomb struck the Clock Tower and broke all
the glass on its
south face, but the clock and bells were undamaged and the chimes could
be broadcast as usual.The House of Lords was struck by a bomb which
passed through the floor of the Chamber without exploding.As
the Commons Chamber was totally destroyed and the Lords Chamber
was damaged, both Houses moved to the Church House annexe and sat there
from 13 May.From late June 1941 until October 1950, the Commons met in
the Lords
Chamber, while the Lords met in the Robing Room (a fact which was kept
secret during the war). To reach the temporary Commons Chamber in the
Lords, the Speaker's Procession had to pass through the Central Lobby.
This proved such a popular feature that the practice was retained after
the Commons moved back to its new Chamber in 1950.
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1974: IRA bombs parliament
 A bomb has
exploded at the Houses of Parliament, causing extensive damage and
injuring 11 people. The IRA
said it planted the 20 lb (9.1 kg) device which exploded at about 0828
BST in a corner of Westminster Hall. The
explosion is suspected to have
fractured a gas main and a fierce fire spread quickly through the
centuries-old hall in one of Britain's most closely-guarded buildings. Scotland
Yard detectives have said they
fear this attack could herald the start of a new summer offensive by
the dissident Irish group on government buildings. A
man with an Irish accent telephoned the Press Association with a
warning only six minutes before the explosion. Police said a recognised
IRA codeword was given. Although
officers were not able to completely clear the
palace before the bomb went off, most of the injured were only slightly
hurt. Leader of
the Commons Edward Short
announced a review of security procedures would begin immediately, but
he said the attack would not disrupt parliamentary business or
intimidate MPs. Liberal Chief Whip David Steel was in the
building when the device detonated and told the BBC the damage looked
considerable. "I looked through
Westminster Hall and the
whole hall was filled with dust. A few minutes later it was possible to
see flames shooting up through the windows," he said.
1974 was
one of the deadliest years in the IRA's mainland bombing campaign. In February
a bomb exploded on a coach carrying soldiers on the M62, killing 12
people. A further
26 people died later in the year in attacks on the Tower of London and
on pubs in Guilford and Birmingham. The last
Provisional IRA attack on the
British mainland was in 1996, but extremist splinter groups have
carried out bombings since then.
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1979 AIREY NEAVE KILLED
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In 1979, Airey Neave was blown up in his
own car as he drove from the car park at the House of Commons. His legs
were severed and he was unrecognisable, though his black coat and
striped trousers identified him as a Tory MP.
It was one of the
most serious assaults on the sanctity of parliament since the Gunpowder
Plot of 1605, and 30 years on the identity of Neave's murderers is
still uncertain and his death remains unavenged.
The case caused an
enormous shock, for Neave was then a major political figure. He was
Margaret Thatcher's eminence grise, and steered her to leadership. More
relevantly he was shadow Northern Ireland secretary, a portfolio that
he expected to be his when Thatcher became prime minister.
But in a new century Neave
is almost forgotten. Paul Routledge, with several other political
biographies behind him, makes in this book a strenuous attempt to
revive him and to lend to his life a greater significance than it
possibly had. Public servant, yes; secret agent, more dubious. Neave
had links with the intelligence community dating back to his war
service, but there seems no real proof he was active in the field after
he became an MP.
During World War II,
however, Neave may have established one serious claim to historical
fame. He saved the Chartres cathedral from being blown to pieces by
American tanks during the liberation of France, or so says the record
in the parish church of St Mary's, Oxfordshire, where he is buried.
According to this story, Neave arrived at the place in front of the
cathedral to find the turret guns ready to fire because, the Americans
said, there were snipers in the spire. Neave begged for five minutes'
grace, went into the cathedral unarmed, climbed up the spiral
staircase, and waved a handkerchief to indicate there were no Germans
there. A remarkable story, and it is odd that Neave does not mention it
in his extensive memoirs.
Routledge's
biography falls
into three parts. The first section draws heavily on Neave's own
account of his wartime experience when, as a POW, he became the first
Briton to escape from the "impregnable" fortress of Colditz. This event
has been documented in films, on television and in print, but still
makes good reading. He was then recruited to a division of MI6, and set
up the "ratlines" which helped people escape from occupied Europe.
Most people will
speed-read the second
section of the book which details Neave's parliamentary record, though
his plotting on behalf of Thatcher has interest. ("I feel like a puppet
whose strings have been cut," she said after his murder.)
The
third and most lively section, at
least to conspiracy theorists, can be subtitled "Who killed Airey
Neave?" Routledge goes for the obvious suspect, the Irish National
Liberation Army (INLA), a small but deadly breakaway from the IRA. In a
risky operation he made contact with INLA and spoke to a masked man who
gave details of the kill. Republicans wanted Neave out of the way,
because as Ulster secretary, his policy would have been no amnesty,
shoot to kill, and capital punishment for terrorism. INLA and the IRA
itself saw him as highly dangerous.
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But other theories
abound. One is that
Neave was blown up by three "sleepers" who had no known connection with
republican activities before or after the murder. It was a one-off job
done for patriotic reasons.
Even more
interesting is the theory that MI5 and the CIA worked together to get
rid of Neave.
The chief exponent
of this theory was
Enoch Powell, who maintained for many years that the CIA had
assassinated not only Neave but also Lord Mountbatten. The reason?
Neave was determined to keep the six counties part of Britain, the US
Administration wanted a united Ireland as a member of the Western
defence alliance.
As for MI5 and MI6,
Neave is said to
have expressed the opinion that they were Augean stables that needed
cleaning out and he intended to do this when Thatcher was in government.
October 2009
The Irish terror
group is disbanding amid claims the British Government has given
it more than £7million.The Irish National Liberation Army - also
thought to have a hand in the Omagh bombing and the murder of two
British soldiers in Northern Ireland this year - will pocket the
taxpayers' money over five years, it was claimed yesterday.The alleged
deal was revealed as the Republican paramilitary group - responsible
for 113 murders - announced an end to its 35-year campaign of violence.
The INLA said its 'armed struggle is over' and it would pursue its
objectives by 'exclusively peaceful political struggle'.
Security sources in
Ulster claimed the £7million would be 'dressed up' as grants and
funds for community projects involving former terrorists.
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BONFIRES, CELEBRATIONS,
FIREWORKS & CARNIVALS 2011
London,
Middlesex
and South East
With
a range of London fireworks
displays taking place throughout the city there are plenty of options
as to where to celebrate Bonfire Night this year. Londoners of all ages
can expect a lively night out with some serious firework action on the
cards.If you can’t make it out for a
fireworks display during bonfire night weekend, rest assured. A number
of displays will be held before and after the weekend, giving you the
chance to enjoy a spectacular show at your convenience.
THE LORD
MAYOR'S SHOW
Henry Fitzailwyn
was
London's first Lord Mayor in 1189 and the first Lord Mayor's Show was
in 1215. The reason for the procession is for the Lord Mayor to pledge
his allegiance to the Crown (the current king or queen).
The new Lord Mayor
is required to swear a pledge
his allegiance in
front of the Lord Chief Justice and Judges of the Queen's Bench
Division, hence the route from Mansion
House in the City of London (the official residence of the Lord
Mayor of London) to the Royal Courts of Justice.
The Lord Mayor's
Show was the first event to be broadcast live on television. The BBC
cameras film from Mansion
House each year to an audience of millions.
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The
2011 Lord Mayor's Show will be on Saturday 12 November at 11am
The Lord Mayor's Show is an annual London event
on the 2nd Saturday in November. More
than 6,000 people of all ages take part in the three mile long
procession. Arrive early; by 10.30am the route is always full of
spectators.
- 11am: Procession leaves from the Guildhall to
Royal Courts of Justice.
- 11am-12.30pm: About 1.5 hours to reach Royal
Courts of Justice
(nearest tube:
Holborn).
- 12.30-1pm: The procession pauses while the
Lord Mayor takes his oath.
- 1pm: Procession returns from Victoria
Embankment to Mansion House.
- 1-2.30pm: Return procession.
- 3pm: Optional free walking tours of the City of London.
- 5pm: Firework Display (see below).
- Procession timetable.
- Procession route map.
- Procession running order.
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Firework
Display:
At 5pm the new
Lord Mayor launches an amazing half hour firework display. The
fireworks are launched from a barge moored on the River Thames between
Waterloo and Blackfriars bridges. The organizers recommend watching
from Victoria Embankment, Blackfriars Bridge, Waterloo Bridge, or
anywhere on the South
Bank between the National
Theatre and the Tate
Modern. (Note: Blackfriars Bridge is reserved for disabled people
and families with small children.)
Where To
Watch the Procession:
Anywhere
along the route will give you a good view but the organizers recommend,
for the return journey, Queen Victoria Street and Embankment. (You can
print a copy of the route map.)
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Contact: For
press enquiries: Lesley
Mair at the City of London press office. For general enquiries: Helen Field in the
Pageantmaster's office. For problems with the website: William Ross at spanner. For more
details, postal addresses and phone numbers please see the contacts page.
Join the procession: Participation
in the Show is by invitation, but if you would like to take part next
year, you can register your
interest
with the Pageantmaster's office. It's an excellent way to celebrate,
show your support for London, raise your profile and give your people a
great day out.
Charity: Pitch Perfect, the
charitable appeal chosen by Lord Mayor Nick
Anstee
for his year in office, will benefit the London Symphony Orchestra and
the Cricket Foundation and bring musical and sporting opportunities to
young people in East London.
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Alexandra
Palace Fireworks Display
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Unfortunately
there is No Firework display at Alexandra Palace this year
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Alexandra
Palace
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Barking Park Saturday 6th November 2010
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Taking place on
the day after Guy Fawkes Night, the Barking Park fireworks display is
organised by the Barking and Dagenham Round Table for the local
council. Money raised on the night will go towards a number of local
charities, so you can do your bit for the community for turning up and
having fun with friends, family and neighbours. A
number of live music acts will be taking to the stage just before the
Barking Park fireworks display begins, so visitors can catch all the
family friendly entertainment on offer. Kids can also enjoy the funfair
rides set up in the park for the occasion.While
young and old can enjoy all the music and entertainment to their
heart's content, the main attraction at the Barking Park fireworks
display will of course be the pyrotechnics themselves. Get ready to
gasp and coo at the stunning display of rockets, mines, wheels and
fountains on show for a cracking Bonfire Night 2010. The Barking Park fireworks display takes place on Saturday
6th November 2010. Gates open at 5.30pm, the entertainment begins at
6.15pm and the fireworks display starts at 8pm. Admission is
£5.00 for adults and £1.00 for children under 16, when
accompanied by a paying adult.
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Barnes
6th November 2010
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At Barnes Sports Club, Lonsdale Road Night includes
Make a Guy competition, giant bonfire (lit at 7PM), food stalls,
licensed bar and live band . Gates open 6pm, Fireworks start 7.55pm
Cost: £10 for Adults, £5 for children, Under 5s go free
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Battersea
Park Fireworks Display
6th November 2010
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A programme of
entertainment and activities will feature at the Battersea Park
fireworks display, with plenty in store to keep the crowds entertained.
Battersea Park will be alive with activity during a night of stunning
pyrotechnics, family fun, a bonfire and traditional attractions. The
2010 Battersea Park fireworks display promises something special for
visitors of all ages, lighting up the skies of Battersea Park with a
dazzling show of light and colour. Expect huge crowds on the night for
one of London’s biggest and most popular annual events. Food and drink
is available to buy on the night and a licensed bar is also on the
premises for a drink or two.If past events are anything to go by this
year’s Battersea Park fireworks display is guaranteed to be one to
remember, promising spectacular sights and sounds during an evening of
Guy Fawkes fun. Londoners are welcome to visit Battersea Park and get
involved this November.
The Battersea Park fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th
November 2010 with the bonfire lit at 7.30pm and fireworks due to start
at 8pm.Admission is £6.00 with a £1.00 charge for kids
under 10 years old. Advance tickets are available from booths within
Battersea Park from Monday 1st November. Nearest train: Battersea Park
or Queenstown. Nearest Tube: Pimlico.
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Beckenham
6th November 2010
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Get ready for a night full of stunning pyrotechnics as the
Beckenham fireworks display lights up the skies above the Croydon Road
Recreation Ground.Bringing the crackle and pop of fireworks to South
London for 2010, the Beckenham fireworks display celebrates the 405th
anniversary of Guy Fawkes' attempt to blow up Parliament with a
colourful pyrotechnics show. Get ready to clap and cheer as a series of
rockets, Roman candles and fountains of various colours bring the
autumnal night sky to life in celebration of Bonfire Night.
Always a popular event for kids and families, Bonfire Night returns
once again in 2010 to the Croydon Road Recreation Ground with the
Beckenham fireworks display. The night also includes a funfair,
complete with fairground rides for the little ones. Organised by
the Beckenham Round Table, the Beckenham fireworks display is bound to
be a high point in the local calendar, with families and all ages out
to celebrate a long standing annual tradition. Better yet, money raised
from ticket sales will be donated to charity, so you can spend the
night watching some first rate fireworks safe in the knowledge that
you're supporting a good cause. The Beckenham fireworks display takes
place on Saturday 6th November 2010 at Croydon Road Recreation Ground.
Gates open at 5.30pm and the display begins at 7.30pm. Nearest rail:
Beckenham Junction. Admission costs £5.00 for adults and
£3.00 for children under the age of 16. Kids under 5 go free.
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Bishops
Park
Putney
Fireworks Display
5th November 2010
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Bishops
Park will be alive with fireworks the weekend of Guy Fawkes Night, in
one of West London’s biggest fireworks events. The crowds will be out
in force to enjoy the show and celebrate Bonfire Night 2010 with a
bang. Doors open at 6.00pm, with a childrens' show at 7.30pm and the
main show starting at 8pm. There's a small charge of £6.00 on the
door for those 5 and over. 2010 is the 405th anniversary of the famous
Gunpowder Plot and Londoners are invited to mark the occasion in a
suitably traditional manner at Bishops Park. Adults and kids of all
ages can expect something special at one of the most popular fireworks
display events in London.Bishops Park fireworks display takes place on
Friday 5th November 2010 with gates opening at 6.00pm. The childrens'
show starts at 7.30pm and the main show at 8pm. Entrance costs
£6.00 for everyone 5 and over on the day, with advance tickets
available for £4.00 (booking telephone number 0871 221 1722).
Nearest tube: Putney Bridge.
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Bishops Park |
Blackheath
Fireworks Display
6th of November 2010
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The
Blackheath fireworks display is one of the most anticipated London
fireworks displays each year, bringing colour and light to the skies of
Lewisham in a truly dazzling display of fireworks.This year marks the
405th anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot and as such, visitors to
Blackheath can expect something special in one of London’s most famous
fireworks display events. Visit Blackheath on Saturday 6th of November
2010 for a lively Guy Fawkes evening out in London. Refreshments and
food stalls will be available throughout the evening and you can make
the most of a complete night out with family and friends.A perennial
favourite among Londoners in South London, the Blackheath fireworks
display attracts thousands each year, coming together on Bonfire Night
under the glow of impressive fireworks. Join the crowds at Blackheath
this year for traditional Guy Fawkes festivities.The fireworks show on
Blackheath is one of the most popular displays in London, and the event
remains free once more in 2010. However, to help towards the cost of
the fireworks and to ensure the return of the display next year,
Lewisham Council is inviting those planning on attending to make a
small donation. For more information and to make a donation, call 020
8314 3007.The Blackheath fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th
November 2010 with the fireworks due to begin at 8pm. Nearest train:
Blackheath and Lewisham. Entry is free for all. |
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Brockwell
Park
Brixton
Fireworks Display
5th November 2009
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The
action will be kicking off at Brockwell Park, Brixton in November,
giving
you the chance to gear up for a night of firework fun and games on
November 5th itself. Prepare for an evening of top flight firework
action in the heart of South London. Brockwell park fireworks
display takes place on Wednesday 5th November 2009 with fireworks
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Bromley
6th November 2010
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Take the whole family out to the Norman Park fireworks
display and enjoy a traditional bonfire, funfair rides and spectacular
fireworks. Designed as a family friendly affair complete with a
traditional bonfire, the Norman Park fireworks display is sure to be
popular with those living in and around Bromley. There's nothing that
says that autumn has well and truly arrived quite as much as the
crackle of fireworks as they light up the night sky, so dig out your
gloves, put on your woolly hat and prepare to gasp, clap and cheer at
all the pyrotechnics on show in the South East London skies.
Returning once again for 2010, the Norman Park fireworks display also
features a family funfair with plenty of fairground rides that are
bound to be popular with kids. The display takes place the day after
Bonfire Night, and as it's the weekend you don't need to worry as much
about getting the kids to bed early on a school night. As well as
the fireworks, bonfire and family funfair, the Norman Park fireworks
display also features a range of food and drink stalls, so you can keep
warm and refreshed throughout the night. 2010 marks the 405th
anniversary of the plot to blow up parliament, and the Bromley display
aims to make sure that the grand tradition of remembering the
gunpowder, treason and plot of Guy Fawkes Night goes off with a bang.
The Norman Park fireworks display takes place from 5pm - 10pm, Saturday
6th November 2010. The bonfire will be lit at 7.30pm, and the fireworks
display begins at 8pm. Tickets are available on the gates and cost
£5.00 for adults and unaccompanied children, and £3.00 for
children aged 5 - 13. Kids under 5 go free. Free on site parking is
available.
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Carshulton
6th November 2010
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Taking place on the day after Guy Fawkes Night, the
Carshalton fireworks display promises plenty of family friendly
entertainment to mark the 405th anniversary of the plot to blow up
Parliament. The event is organised by the Wallington and Carshalton
Round Table, who have been putting on an annual fireworks display in
the local area for 53 years. Bonfire Night remains a firm
favourite in the yearly calendar, and at the Carshalton fireworks
display you can make the most of the tradition of gazing upwards at the
colourful pyrotechnics lighting up the cold autumnal sky. Just remember
your gloves and wrap up warm to keep out the chills on the night, and
pay a visit to the park's bonfire if you need to warm up. All
profits from the Carshalton fireworks display will be donated to local
charities, so you can feel an extra glow on the night safe in the
knowledge that you're taking part in an event that benefits the whole
community. One of the largest charity fireworks displays in South
London, you can expect both families with kids and spectators of all
ages to be out and enjoying the event.The Carshalton fireworks display
takes place at Carshalton Park, Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open
at 6pm, the fireworks display starts at 7pm and the bonfire is lit at
7.30pm.Advance tickets are available at local newsagents from October
2010. Advance tickets cost £4.00, while kids under 5 go free. The
price of tickets on the day is yet to be confirmed.
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Chigwell
30th October
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Lambourne End Centre,
Chigwell - Bonfire Party. Small fireworks display to start. Crafts,
drumming workshops and story telling, a comedy act, tricks and fire
juggling. All finished off with a fireworks display to end the night
with a bang! Tel. 020 85003047 |
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Chislehurst
6th November 2010
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Taking place at the Chislehurst Recreation Ground, the
Chislehurst fireworks display celebrates Guy Fawkes Night in
traditional style with pyrotechnics, a bonfire and family
entertainment.With fizzing, popping and crackling fireworks and a
bonfire to warm the crowds, the Chislehurst fireworks display offers
plenty of family friendly entertainment for the 2010 Guy Fawkes Night.
The event is organised by the Rotary Club of Chislehurst, and all
proceeds from ticket sales will go towards the group's charities.As
well as the fireworks and bonfire, the Chislehurst fireworks display
also has hot food and drink stalls. Funfair rides will also be
available to keep the kids amused. With the crowds expected to be
out in force once more for the 2010 fireworks display, the Bonfire
Night celebrations at the Chislehurst Recreation Ground are expected to
be amongst the most popular in South East London. Wrap up warm and
bring along the whole family for a night of Roman candles, fountains,
rockets and a good old fashioned bonfire.The Chislehurst fireworks
display takes place on Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open at 6pm,
with the bonfire being lit at 7pm. The display itself starts at
7.30pm.Adult tickets for the event cost £6.00 on the gates.
Accompanied children aged 2 - 14 get into the Chislehurst fireworks
display for £3.00, and kids under the age of 2 go free. Advance
tickets are available at local shops and the Chislehurst Post Office.
Tickets bought in advance cost £5.00 for adults and £2.50
for accompanied children.
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Clapham
Fireworks Display
5th November 2010
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The
Clapham fireworks display is set to be one of the biggest and brightest
around, packed with an array of dazzling fireworks for the crowds to
enjoy. Expect busy crowds on the night as Londoners of all ages hit the
common for a South London firework extravaganza. All are invited
to turn up and join in on the day at what is bound to be a highlight
Bonfire Night event. See in the firework season with a bang in the
heart of Clapham and make it a big one for 2010. Notorious for
its high volume of pubs and bars Clapham Common is the perfect place to
enjoy an impressive fireworks display before settling down for a drink
or two somewhere warm. Visitors can enjoy the show before exploring the
local watering holes. With this year marking the 405th
anniversary of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot, visitors to the
Clapham fireworks display can expect something special during an
evening of traditional festivities. Prepare for pyrotechnics aplenty at
a seriously vibrant South London event.Kids and adults of all ages can
get involved at the Clapham Common fireworks display, a thrilling
family event in South London. The skies will be bursting with light and
colour during a spectacular fireworks event, exploding onto Clapham
Common for 2010.The Clapham fireworks display takes place at 7:30pm,
Friday 5th November 2010. Admission is free.
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Crystal Palace
5th November 2010
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Get ready for fizzes, bangs and pops at the Crystal Palace
fireworks display, which actually features not one but two fireworks
events for young and old alike. While the main fireworks display starts
at 8.30pm, there's a smaller display earlier on at 7pm for young
children who might not be old enough to burn the midnight oil just
yet.As well as the two fireworks displays, Crystal Palace Park is also
playing host to a family funfair where kids can try out a variety of
exciting rides. Traditional food and drink is also available at the
Crystal Palace fireworks display, including autumnal treats such as a
hog roast. The Crystal Palace fireworks display takes place on Friday
5th November 2010. The children's fireworks display starts at 7pm and
the main display begins at 8.30pm. Adult tickets cost £5.00;
children aged 5 - 13 cost £3.00, and kids under 5 go free. There
is limited car parking for £3.00 at the Crystal Palace fireworks
display, although visitors are advised to use public transport if
possible.
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Ealing
Fireworks Display
6th November 2010
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Set
to a stunning musical accompaniment, the Ealing fireworks display is
set to take place on Saturday 6th November 2010. Located at the Ealing
Cricket Club, the fireworks display celebrates not only the anniversary
of the Gunpowder plot, but also the 70th anniversary of the Battle of
Britain. If you like your fireworks displays to be dramatic and
set to some rousing music, then head to the Ealing fireworks display at
Ealing Cricket Club for a fantastic night out. Kicking off at 7.30pm,
the fireworks will be accompanied by some very exciting music which
will no doubt set off the colourful displays a treat. Marking the
70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, this year's Ealing fireworks
display is sure to be a stunning show as the likes of Ride of the
Valkyries, The Great Escape, The Dambusters March, 633 Squadron and
more plays out across the grounds. The music will no doubt impress
music lovers of all ages and inspire more than a few impromptu cheers
during the pyrotechnics display. The gates for the Ealing
fireworks display open at 6pm, meaning there is plenty of time to get
into the Cricket Club and get ready for an evening of colourful
entertainment. For kids there will be all the excitement of some
funfair rides and novelty stalls, and of course no bonfire night
fireworks display would be complete without the chance to eat some
lovely sticky candyfloss. Adults won't be left out of the mix either as
mulled wine and barbecues will keep you warm as the night draws on. The
Ealing fireworks display takes place at the Ealing Cricket Club, with
gates opening at 6pm and fireworks starting at 7.30pm. Tickets are
£5.00 for adults, and £3.00 for accompanied kids under 14.
Nearest tube: Ealing Broadway. |
Ealing |
Enfield
6th November 2010
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Get your ooohs and your aaahs ready for the Enfield
fireworks display as the much loved event returns for yet another year
to Enfield Town. This is a real favourite for those in North London so
if you’re nearby, head down to the park and enjoy what looks set to be
another great Enfield fireworks display, courtesy of the hard-working
and community minded Scouts. There are few better ways to cope
with the end of the summer and the advent of those cold, winter nights,
than the fizzing of fireworks and the Enfield fireworks display has
been warming the cockles of North Londoners for over thirty years now.
And even if you get bored you can make sure you’re kept entertained as
there’s a large funfair there too, ensuring that the thrills won’t just
be confined to what’s happening up in the cool night sky. If past
years are anything to go by then this year’s fireworks display should
be a good one. Previous years have seen many of the denizens of
Enfield, and those further afield, heading to a display that’s a firm
favourite amongst many families north of the river. The Enfield
fireworks display is put on by the Enfield Scouts and is a great family
friendly affair that continues to be a traditional must for anyone in
the area. The whole event kicks off in Enfield Town Park on Cecil Road
at 6pm, and lasts until about 10pm. Tickets are just £6.00 for
adults and £4.00 for children, though if you pick up your tickets
in advance from Enfield Town library then you’ll be able to get a
discount. The Enfield fireworks display takes place at Enfield Town
Park, Cecil Road, Enfield on Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open at
6pm and the fireworks begin at 7.30pm.
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Epsom
6th November 2010
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Lighting up the skies above South London and Surrey, the
Epsom fireworks display celebrates Bonfire Night with many a fizz, bang
and pop to keep the crowds happy. Taking place on the day after
Bonfire Night, the Epsom fireworks display brings all the fun of this
long standing autumnal tradition to the Hook Road Arena. Organised by
the 7th Epsom Scouts, the display is taking place to help raise funds
for local charities, with money taken from ticket sales being donated
to a variety of good causes. The sight of bright and
multicoloured rockets, fountains and mines exploding in the night sky
usually elicits more than a few gasps and cheers from both young and
old in the crowd, and the Epsom fireworks display is bound to be a
popular event with all ages. Kids can also have a go on the funfair
rides at the event, to keep them occupied before the display
begins. 2010 marks the 405th anniversary of the plot to blow up
parliament, and the Epsom fireworks display will be marking the
occasion with a huge pyrotechnics display. There's nothing quite like
the sight and sound of fireworks to drive away the autumn chills, so
wrap up warm and take the whole family to Hook Park Arena to enjoy all
the fun. A free park and ride service is available to and from the park
on the night of the event. The Epsom fireworks display takes place on
Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open at 5.30pm, and the display
begins at 7.30pm. Tickets are available in advance and on the day
itself; click back soon for further information on the price of
tickets.
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Hampton
Court Fireworks Display
1st November
2008
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The
event is in aid of the Historic Royal Palaces, The Hobson Charity, and
The Gosling Foundation.
The
Hampton Court fireworks display takes place on Saturday 1st November
2008 at Hampton Court Palace and tickets are £5.00 for adults,
£2.50 for kids, and free for
under 5s. Booking in advance is necessary, and for more information
phone 0844 482 7795. The gates open at 6.30pm. |
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Kingston
Fireworks Display
5th November 2010
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With
a spectacular fireworks show plus fairground rides for young children
at the Kingsmeadow Athletics Centre, there’s bound to be plenty to keep
children and adults busy on Bonfire Night. All profits from the event
will be donated to local charities, so you can feel an extra warm glow
knowing that the money spent on your ticket is helping good causes in
the community. The atmosphere promises to be bubbling on the night as
adults and kids of all ages descend upon Kingsmeadow Athletics Centre
for a truly spectacular fireworks extravaganza. The Kingston Fireworks
Display is definitely one of the biggest of the year and 2010 promises
to be no exception. This year marks the 405th anniversary of the
Gunpowder Plot and Kingston will be celebrating the milestone with a
bang come November. Prepare for massive rockets, sky showers and
explosions of colour at a seriously impressive London fireworks display.
Kingsmeadow Athletics Centre will be centre stage to fireworks galore,
guaranteed to be a memorable addition to this year’s festivities.
Advance tickets are available for children and adults, so it’s time to
start planning your night now. The Kingston fireworks display takes
place on Friday 5th November 2010, with admission from 6.30pm. Tickets
cost £6 on the door for adults and £4 for children aged
5-11. The fireworks start at 8pm. Advance tickets are available from
Market House, Kingfisher Leisure Centre, The Malden Centre and
Kingsmeadow Stadium. Advance tickets are £4.00 for adults and
£3.00 for kids. |
Kingston |
Lord
Mayors Show London
Saturday 13 November 2010
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The
Lord Mayors Show London takes place on Saturday
14 November 2009,
with the procession beginning at 11.02am (following a two minute
silence at 11am). Arrive early anywhere along the route to ensure a
good spot. The event is free to attend. Fireworks are due to begin at
5pm.It is traditional for the Lord Mayors Show London event to
finish
spectacularly with a gigantic fireworks display launched from a barge
on the River Thames, located between Waterloo Bridge and Blackfriars
Bridge. The fireworks display marks the end of the show and the
beginning of a new mayoral year and it is widely expected to be one of
the most stunning fireworks displays of 2009. |
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Morden
Fireworks Display
6th November 2010
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Visit
Morden Park and have a blast of a Bonfire Night at the 2010 Morden
fireworks display. Prepare for something special in celebration of the
405th anniversary of the infamous Gunpowder Plot.Expect plenty of
Bonfire Night London action at Morden Park, with two separate displays
and traditional Guy Fawkes bonfires lined up for the night. The
atmosphere will be electric on the night as huge fireworks displays go
off with a bang.The first fireworks display of the evening is themed
especially for young children and includes music, adding an extra
special touch for young visitors on the night. Following this the main
larger display will take place, which is bound to be something
special. 2010 marks the 405th anniversary of the infamous
Gunpowder Plot and as such, Bonfire Night celebrations are set to be
bigger than ever. Londoners are invited to join in the fun at the
Morden fireworks display and make it one to remember for 2010.
Fireworks and bonfires will be accompanied by a fairground and
sidestall attractions, offering up plenty to keep the crowds busy all
evening. Visitors to Morden Park can make the most of traditional
fairground attractions after enjoying a stunning display of fireworks.
The Morden fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th November 2010.
Gates open at 5.15pm. The first bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm followed
by a fireworks display at 6.45pm. The second bonfire will be lit at
8.15pm followed by a second fireworks display at 8.30pm. Nearest tube:
Morden. Tickets are available on the gate and cost £7.00 for
adults, £5.00 for children under 16, and £20.00 for a
family ticket (2 adults and 2 children). Kids under 4 go free. |
Morden
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Ravenscourt
Park Fireworks Display
6th November 2010
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Ravenscourt
Park Fireworks Display is being staged in November 2010, set to be a
huge Bonfire Night occasion for Londoners of all ages. The picturesque
surroundings of Ravenscourt Park will provide a fitting backdrop to a
massive display of pyrotechnics, guaranteed to leave mouths agape and
fingers pointing. Join the crowds to ooh and ahh at the Guy Fawkes
display in a landmark London fireworks event. A mini fireworks display
will set the scene for a bigger display later in the evening, offering
something special for adults and kids of all ages. Expect rockets,
bangers and much more in a first rate display of firework mayhem.
What’s more, a traditional bonfire will be lit at 7.15pm. A line up of
events promise to make Ravenscourt Park one of the best places to be to
enjoy fireworks in London. As well as the main fireworks display a
smaller kids’ display will also be taking place as well as a funfair
and food stalls, promising proper festivities throughout the evening.
The doors will open at 6pm, with the smaller kids' show beginning at
7.30pm. The main show then starts at 8pm. There is an entrance fee of
£6.00 for those over 5 years old. A festive celebration
It's been 405 years since the Gunpowder Plot took place and Guy Fawkes
was found guilty of treason. To mark this historic occasion Ravenscourt
Park will come alive with a huge display of first rate fireworks,
accompanied by a funfair and food stalls. Ravenscourt Park fireworks
display takes place on Saturday 6th November 2010 with doors opening at
6.00pm. The bonfire is lit at 7.15pm and then a childrens' show will
commence at 7.30pm. The main display follows at 8pm. Tickets are
£6 on the day or £4.00 in advance (phone number of booking
line 0871 221 1722).
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Richmond
7th November 2010
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The Richmond
fireworks display is back again, bringing a spectacular collection of
fireworks and fun to West London. A real favourite for locals, the
Richmond fireworks display remains incredibly popular thanks to a
family friendly atmosphere and a display that’s always of the highest
quality.
This year’s Richmond fireworks display will be a
topical affair, boasting a Guy Fawkes making competition open to all
primary schools in the area, to be judged by the Mayor of Richmond.
Alongside the themed choreographed fireworks display there’s loads of
mulled wine, a very tasty hog roast, a bonfire and fairground rides.
And if it rains then fret not, the Richmond fireworks display has a big
covered stand to keep you dry.This display is always a good one and
there are few better ways to welcome in the colder weather and the
clocks going back than wrapping up warm for Bonfire Night. So get your
woolliest hat, your longest scarf and your thickest gloves and head
down to Richmond for a great display of Catherine wheels, rockets,
serpents and crysanthemums that are sure to make your Bonfire Night go
off with a bang. The Richmond fireworks display takes place at Richmond
Athletics Ground on Sunday 7th November 2010. Gates open at 5pm, with
the fireworks starting at 7pm. Advance tickets can be purchased by
calling (020) 8940 0397 and cost £8.00 for adults and £4.00
for children. Kids under the age of 5 go free. Family tickets are also
available for two adults and up to four children; family tickets cost
£25.00 in advance. Tickets bought on the night cost £10.00
for adults, £5.00 for kids over the age of 5 and £30.00 for
a family ticket.
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Roundwood
Park Fireworks
(Willesden) Display
5th
November 2008
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The
Roundwood Park fireworks display is taking place in November 2010,
promising traditional Guy Fawkes fun for Bonfire Night 2010. The
Roundwood Park fireworks display is taking place on Thursday 5th
November 2009, giving Londoners the opportunity to enjoy traditional
Guy Fawkes fun. The Roundwood Park fireworks display is taking
place on Saturday 6th November 2010, giving Londoners the opportunity
to enjoy traditional Guy Fawkes fun. 2010 is the 405th
anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot and as such, you can expect something
special at the Roundwood Park fireworks display this year. Commemorate
one of the most notorious events in London history in traditionally
festive style at one of the capital’s most popular London displays.
Roundwood Park fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th November
2010. The gates open at 6.45pm with the display starting at 8pm. The
event is free to attend and finishes at 9pm. Please note that in the
event of bad weather, the display will be moved to Sunday 7th November
2010. |
Roundwood Park |
Southgate,
North London
6th November 2010
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The Southgate fireworks
display returns for another year, bringing one of the best-loved
displays to North London. A perennial favourite, the 2010 Southgate
fireworks display at Walker Cricket Ground looks set to be just as
popular and every bit as magnificent as last year’s. It’s not
only fireworks at this year’s Southgate fireworks display, but they are
the reason that everyone keeps coming back. Prepare to get your best
ooohs and aaahs at the ready as the Catherine wheels, Roman candles,
rockets and more shoot up into the air and ensure that the Southgate
fireworks display remains one of North London’s best displays.
Fireworks for Bonfire Night are such a great tradition and offer the
perfect antidote to both the clocks going back and the onset of the
colder weather. You can’t beat wrapping up warm, getting out into the
autumn air and keeping the hands warm with a cup of hot soup, and this
display at Walker Cricket Ground will enable you to do exactly that in
a family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors to the display can also
expect to enjoy a whole host of other great autumnal delights. There
will be mulled wine, food stalls, children’s rides, and a full bar
which offers a great addition to the impressive fireworks. And if you
want to bring your little ones, remember that children under 4 go free.
The Southgate fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th November
2010 at Walker Cricket Ground. The gates open at 5pm, with the
fireworks display kicking off at 8pm. Tickets cost £6.00 for
adults and £4.00 for children aged 4 – 16, and under 4s are free.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at the office and bar area up to
and including Friday 5th November. Advance tickets are £5.00 for
adults, £3.00 for children, and £14.00 for a family of two
adults and two children.
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Sunbury
on Thames
6 November 2010
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Firework
Display at Kempton Park Racecourse, Sunbury on Thames TW16 5AQ.
Organiser: Staines Round Table & Feltham & Hounslow 41 Club
Tickets: £6 in advance; £8 on the gate Gates & funfair
open 6:30 pm; Fireworks 7.45 pm; Free parking 'Biggest & best
display in West London'
Email: webmaster@177roundtable.org.uk
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www.kemptonfireworks.org.uk |
Totteridge
5th November 2010
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Lighting up the skies of North London with a colourful
display of rockets, fountains, Roman candles and more, the Totteridge
fireworks display marks the 405th anniversary of the plot to blow up
parliament. Bonfire Night is a perennially popular event in the
autumnal calendar, and the 2010 displays taking place across London are
bound to be a memorable affair. As well as the central attraction of
the fireworks themselves, the Totteridge fireworks display also
includes a full bar, mulled wine and hot food stalls to keep everyone
refreshed and well fed. While you're munching on a hot dog you can also
enjoy a performance by a fire juggler as a precursor to the
fireworks.You can expect plenty of drama and stirring emotion at the
Totteridge fireworks display, thanks to the musical accompaniment to
the loud and colourful pyrotechnics. A traditional bonfire will also be
lit to provide an extra glow to the night's proceedings.The Totteridge
fireworks display takes place on Friday 5th November 2010. The gates
open at 5.30pm, the bonfire will be lit at around 6.30pm, while the
fireworks display begins at 7.15pm.Adult tickets cost £7.00,
tickets for children under 14 cost £4.00, and toddlers and
infants go free. A family ticket for two adults and three children
costs £20.00. To book tickets in advance, call 020 8445 5331.
Nearest station: Totteridge and Whetstone. Car parking facilities are
also available close to the cricket club.
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Victoria
Park Fireworks Display
7th November 2010 |
The
Victoria Park fireworks display promises something special for 2010,
featuring a presentation of unique pyrotechnic brilliance that should
be just as good as years gone by. Visitors to Victoria Park can enjoy a
truly unique firework event, taking place on Sunday 7th November 2010.
The free fireworks show returns to Victoria Park for Bonfire Night
2010, with a display for the whole family. Children and adults alike
can expect fireworks festivities with a difference at a unique London
event. The crowds will be out in numbers to enjoy one of the most
original fireworks displays of the year in the heart of East London.
Visitors can celebrate 405 years of gunpowder, treason and plot in
traditional style with a twist. The 2010 display also commemorates the
70th anniversary of the Blitz with music from the 1940s, so even if the
big bangs aren't your bag there'll be plenty to keep you entertained.
Victoria Park fireworks display takes place at Victoria Park, Grove
Road entrance, on Sunday 7th November 2010. The display takes place
from 7.30pm – 8.15pm. The event is free to attend. Nearest tube: Mile
End. |
Victoria Park |
Walthamstow
Fireworks Display
5th November 2010
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The
Walthamstow fireworks display is a huge Bonfire Night event kicking off
on Friday 5th November 2010, promising traditional fireworks fun in the
heart of East London. Prepare for a stunning display of pyrotechnics
and set the night off with a bang. A range of fireworks displays are
taking place throughout London this year and the Walthamstow fireworks
display is set to be a highlight East London event. Children and adults
of all ages can join in the fun and make it a memorable Bonfire Night
event.The Walthamstow fireworks display takes place on Friday 5th
November itself, giving locals and visitors to the area the chance to
enjoy traditional Guy Fawkes festivities on the historic date. Expect a
seriously vibrant atmosphere on the night, as crowds of Londoners flock
to Chestnut Field for first rate fireworks This year marks the
405th anniversary of the infamous Gunpowder Plot, in which Guy Fawkes
and co-conspirators attempted, unsuccessfully, to blow up Parliament.
Visitors to the Walthamstow fireworks display can celebrate this
historic event in classic style at a huge fireworks event. In
addition to fireworks the event will include music, funfair rides for
kids and food stalls. Visitors can make a day out of it and join in the
festivities on the night.The Walthamstow fireworks display takes place
at Chestnut Field (behind Walthamstow Town Hall) on Friday 5th November
2010. Gates open at 6pm and the fireworks display begins at 8pm.
Nearest train: Walthamstow.Tickets prices are £4.00 for adults,
and £3.00 for children under 16 and adults over 60. Kids under
the age of 3 for free. |
Walthamstow |
Welling
6th November 2010
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Back for another year in 2010, the Danson Park fireworks
display makes the most of Bonfire Night with a stunning fireworks show,
a funfair and more family friendly entertainment. Set in the
beautiful grounds of Danson Park in Welling, the 2010 Danson Park
fireworks display aims to be one of the biggest shows in South East
England, so get your gasps of admiration ready for a spectacular
pyrotechnics show. Set to music from the 1980s, the display will be
lighting up the night sky on Saturday 6th November 2010. Other
attractions at the Danson Park fireworks display include a funfair for
kids and food and drink stalls, so there'll be somthing to keep both
young and old happy on the night. The display follows live
entertainment from the winners and top acts from Bexley’s talent
contest, Bexfactor. Organised by the Welling Round Table, the
Danson Park fireworks display is a charity event that raises money for
good causes in the local community. Past events have raised much needed
funds for projects such as the children's water park in Danson Park,
new mess tents for the scouts, the local junior football club and more,
so you can be sure that your money is going to be put to good use. The
Danson Park fireworks display starts 8pm, Saturday 6th November 2010.
Gates open at 6pm, with funfair rides and food and drink stalls open
throughout the evening. The live entertainment begins at 6.15pm.
Tickets for the event cost £6.00 for adults on the day, while
kids under the age of 16 get in for £4.50.
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www.wellingroundtable.com
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Wimbledon
Fireworks Display
5th
November 20010
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Visit
Wimbledon and have a blast of a Bonfire Night at the 2010 Wimbledon
fireworks display, taking place on Friday 5th November. Park
will be alive with light and colour during a night of thrilling
fireworks, exploding onto the scene at a perennially popular London
event. Children and adults will be out in crowds to enjoy fireworks in
Wimbledon, in celebration of Bonfire Night 2010.A smaller children’s
display will be taking place ahead of the main fireworks display event,
and both displays will be accompanied by the lighting of a bonfire for
an appropriately traditional touch.Kids and adults of all ages can
expect traditional Guy Fawkes fun in Wimbledon, with plenty of firework
action in store. The displays also feature music, guaranteeing
something extra special on the night and a lively soundtrack to
proceedings.
In addition to the fireworks displays and two bonfires a selection of
stalls will be open throughout the evening, along with a complete
fairground. Visitors to the Wimbledon fireworks display can enjoy the
pyrotechnics and go for a spin beneath the stars. Visitors to the
Wimbledon fireworks display can make a day of it in one of London's
most famously pleasant areas. Expect a bubbling community atmosphere at
a highlight Guy Fawkes event for 2010.The Wimbledon fireworks display
takes place on Friday 5th November 2010. Gates open at 5.15pm. The
first bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm, followed by a fireworks display at
6.45pm. The second bonfire will be lit at 8.15pm, followed by a second
fireworks display at 8.30pm. Nearest tube: Wimbledon Park.Tickets are
available on the gate and cost £7.00 for adults, £5.00 for
kids under 16, and £20.00 for a family ticket (2 adults and 2
children). Kids under 4 go free. |
Wimbledon |
THE
ANCIENT KINGDOM OF WESSEX
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Binfield, Nr Bracknell
7 November 2010
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West Country Scrumpy & Western band The Mangledwurzels
are the special guests at this year’s Blue Mountain Fireworks
Display.Gates open at 5pm for a bonfire and fireworks on the golf
course. The bonfire will be lit at 6pm with the fireworks display from
6.35pm to 7pm. Guests are then invited into the warmth of the
Conference Centre for an evening of Wurzels-flavoured, cider-fuelled
Scrumpy & Western entertainment from The Mangledwurzels! The
Mangledwurzels are a three-piece based in Somerset writing and
performing in the style of Adge Cutler. Formed in early 2005, the band
has established themselves across the West Country with their highly
entertaining live performances blending classic Wurzels songs with
self-penned original compositions and pop standards ’Mangled’ in true
Wurzels tradition.Tickets are on sale now. Adults £7.00 in
advance; £8.00 on the door, children £4.00 in advance;
£5.00 on the door. To book tickets, please call 01344 312504 or
email: bluemountain-events@crown-golf.co.uk., Blue Mountain Golf &
Conference Centre ,Wood Lane, Binfield, Bracknell, Berkshire,
RG42 4EX
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Chieveley
5 November 2010
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Chieveley
Fireworks – at Chieveley Recreation Centre.
42nd year of this popular and well organised traditional family
fireworks night with guys competition, bonfire, spectacular fireworks
display, BBQ, bar and other food and drink. Gates open at 6.15, bonfire
lit at 7.15 and the fireworks start at 7.40pm.
Buy tickets on the gate or in advance from Chieveley, Hermitage and
Cold Ash village stores. Free parking at or near to the centre.
Telephone:
01753 852904 1 Clewer Hill Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 4BU
Email: jon.davey@businessleadgeneration.co.uk
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information at: www.mychieveley.co.uk
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Shinfield
Rise
5 November 2010
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Whiteknights
Primary School, Firework Display, Fairlawn Green, Shinfield Rise,
gates open 6pm, call 0118 987 2588
Rivermead Primary Fireworks Display, Loddon Bridge Road, Woodley, time
tbc, call 0118 954 0770
Springfield School, Barton Road, Tilehurst, Reading, call 0118 942 1797 |
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Bracknell
7 November 2010 |
John
Nike Leisure Centre, Firework Display, John Nike Way, Bracknell, gates
open at 6pm, call 01344 789000 |
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Ascot,
Berkshire
Firework display at Ascot Racecourse
30 October 2010 |
Ascot
Fireworks at the racecourse organised by Ascot Round
Table. Fireworks begin at 6.30pm. This year has a Halloween theme, with
prizes for children in scariest fancy dress.There will also be rides on
the Plaza Lawns including dodgems, a ghost train, waltzer and smaller
rides for younger ones. Tickets on the gate cost £7 for adults
and £5 for children.Racegoers with tickets for the day’s racing
can stay for the show.Discounted advance firework-only tickets can be
purchased from the Ascot Round Table or shops in Ascot High Street.
Firework display at Ascot Racecourse, Ascot, SL5
7JX Tel: 0870 727
1234 Email: enquiries@ascot.co.uk
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For
more go to www.ascotfireworks.org.uk
or for race and fireworks tickets go to
http://www.ascot.co.uk |
Windsor
Racecourse Fireworks Extravaganza
31 October 2009
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Windsor
Windsor Racecourse Firework Spectacular Family Day
Tel: 0870 727 1234
Email: windsor.accommodation@RBWM.gov.uk
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Windsor
Racecourse Fireworks Click |
Windsor
Fireworks
at Legoland Windsor
23rd, 24th, 29th, 30th October &
6 November 2010
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Wizards
Fireworks – The Grand Tournament of Spells, LEGOLAND WINDSOR
23rd , 24th, 29th, 30th and 31st October and 6th November.
Wizards Wanted! The
wizards are gathering from the four corners of the mystical earth in
search of a new Great Elder. Bring your cloak and wand, when you join
them as they conjure up magical potions and show off their majestic
feathered friends in a birds of prey display. Use your creative skills
and a little magic to create a masterpiece in our family building
competition and enjoy entertainment from our magical wandering wizards.
Our enchanting tale of colourful characters draws to a spectacular end
each night, as The Grand Tournament of Spells lights up the sky with a
magnificent firework display and the true new Great Elder is revealed.
The park will be open from 9.30am to 7.00pm and the fireworks times
will be as follows:
23rd, 24th, 29th, 30th October – 6:30PM. 31st October –
6.00PM. 6th October – 5:30PM
Tel: 0871 2222 001
Email: LEGOLAND.Enquiries@merlinentertainments.biz
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www.legoland.co.uk/ |
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Reading
6 November 2010
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Come and what the firework display
across the large lake. Lodden Valley Lions put a popular show on here
every year, all profits go to support local charties. *Tickets on
Sale Advance
sales: Adults £4.00 and Children £1.00. N.B. We can only
accept cash or
cheque (made payable to Lodden Valley Lions). All ticket sales must be
collected from the Park and will not be posted out. Tickets on the
door: Adults £6.00 and Children £2.00. Tickets
are available from Redwoods Estate Agents, Tadley, Brighton Hill and
Basingstoke Town Centre, also Adrian Noad and Poulters Estate Agents in
Tadley. |
www.wellington-country-park.co.uk/
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Reading
Emmer Green
6 November 2010
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Reading
Abbey Rugby Club will hold its display with a barbecue and bar
at its ground at Rosehill, Peppard Road, Emmer Green. Gates
open at 6pm. Fireworks start at 8pm. There
will be a barbecue and bar. Tickets for a family cost
£12 in advance or £15 on the day. Available from the club
house or call 07760 198555. |
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Reading
6 November 2010 |
Bonfire
and Fireworks Party 6.30 pm
We're doing our best to keep costs down to a
minimum this year! Bonfire admission is £2.00 per person
(or £5.00 for a family ticket i.e. one, or two, parents bringing
their children along.) Payment on the gate as you enter. Please try and
bring the correct money as it will speed up entry in the dark! The bar
will be open. A barbequed burger or a sausage in a bun will be
available at £2.50 each. Help!! We also need bonfire wood if
anyone has any lying around! Contact: Burghfield
Sailing Club, Hangar Road, Theale, Reading, Berks RG7 4AP
Tel: 01189 303 604
info@burghfieldsailing.org
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Burghfield
Sailing Club |
Stockcross
31 October 2009. |
Stockcross fireworks party
Head to Deanwood Park golf club for a three-in-one
spectacular night of Halloween, fireworks and a bonfire on Saturday 31
October 2009.The club, in Stockcross, Newbury, is holding a Build A
Witch competition at 18.30, with the winning witch being placed on top
of the bonfire and ignited with a rocket.There will also be prizes for
the best fancy dress as well as apple-bobbing, a barbecue and a
bar.Details: Gates open at 18.00, bonfire and witch-burning at 18.50,
adult and kids fancy dress judging at 19.00, fireworks at 19.30.Advance
tickets cost £5 for adults, £3 for children aged under 16.
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Stratford Saye
6 November 2010 |
Wellington
Country Park: 6th November - Fireworks Fiesta Evening
An annual Fireworks Fiesta. See website for details.
Wellington Country Park, Odiham Road, Riseley, near Reading, RG7 1SP,
0118 932 6444 |
www.wellington-country-park.co.uk |
Slough
6 November 2010
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Slough's Bonfire and Firework
Spectacular
The event will kick off at 5.30pm when gates open with a fun fair, food
and beer tent before the firework display at approximately 7.45pm. Then
the massive bonfire will be lit, to warm the crowds. Advance tickets
will be on sale from next week for the knock down price of £2.50
for
children and senior citizens and £4.50 for adults with a family
ticket
(2 adults, 2 children) for just £12. Upton Court
Park, Slough,
Berkshire. 01753 475111
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www.sloughboroughcouncil.net
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Woodley
& Earley
6 November 2010
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Lions Club of
Woodley
& Earley is staging their annual charity fireworks extravaganza.
The
firework display, at the playing fields behind Laurel Park in Rushey
Way, Lower Earley, is accompanied by music and there will be hot food
and beverages on sale.All Proceeds donated to local deserving causes.
Details:
Gates open at 18.00, fireworks at 19.00. Tickets cost £6 for
adults, £4
for children under 14, infants have free entry.
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For
more go to www.lionsofwoodleyandearley.org.uk
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Chieveley
5 November 2010
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Celebrate Bonfire Night with Chieveley Fireworks, the
popular and
traditional village firework event at the Recreation Ground .To mark
the 40th anniversary of the first moon landing, this year's competition
has a special prize for the best astronaut Guy. Other Guy categories
are most creative guy and best traditional guy. Arrive at 18.30 to
enter your Guy. Judging will be at 18.45 followed by a torchlight
procession of the Guys at 19.00.There
will be a local barbecue, with meat from the local farm and rolls from
the local bakery as well as a bar selling local beers.Details: Gates
open at 18.15, bonfire lighting at 19.15, fireworks at 19.40.
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Playhatch
5 November 2010
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The Shoulder of Mutton in Playhatch (off the A4155)
will be holding its annual firework display. Bring one large firework
per family and get one free jacket potato (with one filling) per family
member Full bar and hot drinks available. Pancakes afterwards,
donations for charity.
Doors open from 6pm. Phone (0118) 947 3908 for details.
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Twyford
30 October 2010
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The Twyford Round Table will be holding its bonfire and
fireworks
display with a 70th anniversary Battle of Britain theme at King
George’s Field in Loddon Hall Road.
Gates open at 6.30pm and the fireworks start at
7.30pm Tickets cost
£6 for adults, £3 for children aged 13 to 16 and seniors
and £1 for
children under 12, with all proceeds to charity.
There will be a fun fair, barbecue and refreshment tent.
Tickets can be purchased in advance from Brighton’s newsagents in
London Road or Hare Hatch Sheeplands farm shop, also in London Road.
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For
more information visit www.twyfordroundtable.org. |
Woodley
6 November 2009
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You can enjoy a fantastic display by a
professional pyrotechnic at the Rivermead School in Loddon Bridge Road,
Woodley. There will also be a barbecue, drinks and glow novelties
available. Tickets
are available from Parent Teacher Association's of all Woodley primary
schools up to Thursday 5 November, or you can pay at the gate on the
night. Details: Gates open at 18.30, display starts at 19.30.
Entry is £4 for adults and £3 for children. Ring 0118
9618967 for more
information.
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Bracknell
5November 2010
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St Margaret Clitherow Catholic Primary School Parent
Teacher
Association is holding its annual Fireworks Display at the school in
Pembroke, Hanworth.Bracknell company Star Fireworks, which did displays
for Channel 4’s Big Brother, will be managing the display.Hot snacks
and drinks will be available.Gates open at 6.30pm, with the fireworks
starting around 7.30pm. Tickets cost £6 per adult, £4 per
child, or a Family ticket for £15
(two adults and two children OR one adult and three children) available
only in advance from the school office (01344) 424030.
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Pangbourne
7 November 2009
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Pangbourne Primary School is offering an explosive
night out with its Firework Fiesta. You
can enjoy fantastic fireworks, a brilliant bonfire, fabulous
fire-eaters, exciting entertainment as well as a barbecue served with
West Berkshire beer, mulled wine. There will also be floodlit games,
hot drinks and a sweets stall. Advance
tickets cost £5 for adults and children aged 12 to 16. Eleven
years and
under have free entry. On the night it's £7.50 for adults and
children.
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Newbury
6 November 2010
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Saturday 6th November - The Lions Club Of
Newbury - Spectacular Fireworks Display - Newbury Racecourse
Fireworks display, Fun Fair, BBQ, Bar and Fire Jugglers.
Gates open at 5.30pm - Fireworks start at 7.30pm.
Buy your tickets in advance from Tesco Superstore, Pinchington Lane,
Newbury Building Society in Newbury and Thatcham or the Corn Exchange,
Market Place, Newbury.
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Lions Club of
Newbury |
Newbury
Wash
Common
5 November 2010 |
Falkland Cricket
Club - Grand Bonfire & Firework Display, plus Barbecue Gates open at 6.00pm - Bonfire lit
at 7.15pm, followed by the firework display. Admission (to be confirmed) -
Children under 5 FREE. Falkland Cricket Club, Enborne Street, Wash
Common Tel: 01635 47658 or 07768 696291 No sparklers please - do not bring
your own. There is
limited car parking space (£2 per car) - Please come on foot if
possible.
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www.falklandcc.co.uk |
Newbury
Thatcham
6 November 2010 |
Thatcham
Rotary Club presents a Spectacular Fireworks Display Henwick
Farm off Turnpike Road (Opposite the West Berkshire Community Hospital)
Tickets are available from Subway in Thatcham and Newbury, Newbury
Building Society and the Family Bookshop in Thatcham and the Regency
Hotel Sports Centre. Advanced tickets - Adults £5.00 Child under
16 £3.00 Gate tickets - Adults £6.00 Child under 16
£4.00 Gates open 6.00pm - Infants display (quiet) 7.00pm - Main
display 7.30pm. Big Bonfire - Refreshments - Also Newbury Sound, the
new local radio
station for Newbury & West Berkshire. |
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Newbury
Kingslere
6 November 2010 |
Kingslere Fireworks Extraveganza.(
Still to be confirmed) Fieldgate Centre Grounds, Kingsclere.
RG20 5SQ
Gates open 5.30pm - display
starts at 6.30pm Tickets in advance £4 for adults £2 for
children under 16 from
Kingsclere Village Stores or Kingsclere Primary School. - Event
organised by the Parent Teacher Association.
Refreshments are available
including a BBQ with vegetarian option. The
Fieldgate Centre bar will also be open. |
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Crowthorne
7 November 2010
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Bonfire Night celebrations are set to go off with a
bang when Foxy's Firework Spectacular once again takes place
at Edgbarrow Sports Centre, in Grant Road, Crowthorne. As well
as the centre's annual firework display - supported by the centre's
mascot Foxy - there will also be a bouncy castle, a soft play area,
trampolining and go karting for children. The 20 minute firework
display will be set to music. Details:
Doors open at 17.00 with the display taking place at 18.30. Advance
tickets cost £20 for a family of two adults and up to three
children,
£6 for adults and £3 for concessions.
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Crowthorne
6 November 2010 |
Wellington
College, Fireworks Display, Crowthorne, gates open at 6.30pm, call
01344 751751, |
visit
www.wellingtoncollege.org.uk |
Hungerford
7 November
2010
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Hungerford Round Table present their
Firework Extraveganza. (Still To Be Confirmed)
Hungerford Town Football Club, Bulpit Lane, Hungerford. RG17 0EY.
All proceeds to local charities - Mini funfair and hot refreshments
available.
The display set to music will start at 6.15pm.
Tickets £3 for adults - £2 for under 16's - Under fives are
free.
Family ticket £8 - Further information from Neil Benson on 07885
229314
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Wokingham
6 November 2010
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The
21st Cantley Fireworks Spectacular takes place at Cantley Park
in Twyford Road, organised by the Windsor Forest Unicorn Club.
There will be a torchlight procession from Wokingham Town Hall in
Market Place starting at 6pm. Fireworks begin at 7.30pm.
There will be fairground rides and refreshments.Advance tickets cost
£3 for adults, children under seven are free,
available from next week at Wokingham Town Hall’s information centre in
Market Place, Barclays Bank in Market Place and Newbury Building
Society in Broad Street.
Tickets on the gate cost £5. |
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Cornwall
Traditional Midsummer
bonfires are still lit on some high hills in Cornwall (see Carn Brea
and Castle an Dinas, St. Columb Major). This tradition was revived by
the Old Cornwall Society in the early 20th century. Bonfires in
Cornwall were once common as part of Golowan, which is now celebrated
at Penzance, Cornwall. This week long festival normally starts on the
Friday nearest St John's Day. Golowan lasts several days and culminates
in Mazey Day. This is a revival of the Feast of St John (Gol-Jowan)
with fireworks and bonfires. This list pertains to the Guy Fawkes
Tradition.
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Bodmin
5 November 2010
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Priory
Park, football field,Bodmin. Bonfire and
Laser Show from 7pm & Fireworks from 7.30pm Local schools 'Best Guy
Competition' Childrens Rides, Hot Dogs etc. No sparklers please.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
The Joint organisers reserve the right of admission in the interest of
public safety All proceeds to local charitities
Adult advance £3.00 per ticket Adult on the gate £4.00 per
ticket Child advance £2.00 per ticket Child on the gate
£3.00 per ticket Tickets available at: Bricknells, Stan May
Stores, Football Club, Morrisons, Martin & Budge, Sproull
Solicitors. Children under 5yrs free if accompanied by an adult. |
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Bodmin
31 December 2010
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St Lawrence Social
Club. Trelawney Fireworks are firing a Display at St. Lawrence hospital
in Bodmin for St. Lawrence Social Club Halloween party. The party
should start 7pm
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Bodmin Moor
TBA
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Colliford Lake Park. Events during Day with Beast Burning in the
evening.
Beast Burning and Firework Display. Magnificent fire show and burning
of giant wooden sculpture of the infamous Beast of Bodmin.
Tickets Adults £7
Child (3-15) £6
Family Ticket (2 + 2 Children) £23
Advance Booking Prices:
Adult £6 Child £5
Family £21
For more information Phone: 01208 - 821469
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Bude
5 November 2010
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Bude Rugby Club. The bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm
with the a professional firework display starting at 7.00pm.
On sale will be burgers and hotdogs from the bar-b-que. Tea and coffee
will be available and our bar will be open. |
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Bude
5 November 2010
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St Petroc's School, Ocean View Road, Bude.
Gates Open at 6pm. Annual Fireworks Party with Fireworks Bonanza, huge
bonfire, burgers and hotdogs and Glowing Goodies on Sale.Tickets £5 for family of 4, £2
per adult and £1 per child.
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Callington
6 November 2010
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Callington
Community College, Launceston Road, Callington, Cornwall. Callington
Community College are hosting the annual fireworks display
in conjunction with Ginsters. 7 pm They will be raising money for the
charity Childrens Hospice South West.
For more information: Claire King 01579 386012 |
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Camborne
TBA
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Rosemellin
County Primary School, Cliff View Road, Camborne . Fireworks, Hot and
cold refreshments on sale.
Gates open at 6pm. Fireworks @ 7pm
Family tickets(Max 2 adults & 2 children) available in advance from
the school - £6
On the gate - adults £3, children - £1 |
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Cardinham
TBA
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Cardinham
Sports Club. Bonfire, Fireworks, Hot Dogs, Burgers, Drinks. Best Guy
Competition at 5.30pm. Bonfire lit 5.45pm and Firework Display 6.15pm.
Tickets on the night
Adults £3 Children £2 (16 and under)
Tickets available in advance from a committee member Adults £2.50
Children £1.50 Contact 01208 813745 (after 6.00pm) for more
details. |
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Chacewater
TBA
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Chacewater Millenium Green. Bonfire lit at
6.45pm Firework Display starts at 7.30pm. BBQ and refreshments
available. |
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Carbis Bay
6 November 2010
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Carbis Bay Beach, off Porthrepta Road, Carbis Bay, St Ives
Fireworks, Bonfire and craft fair. 6-10pm
Carbis Bay Residents association are holding a fund raising bonfire and
firework display on Carbis Bay beach alongside a craft/farmers market
in aid of local park improvements for local children. Entry £1.00
adults 50p children . BBQ, mulled wine, mulled cider and lots more.
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Cubert
5 November 2009
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Smugglers
Den Inn. Torchlight procession across the fields from Cubert, free
minibus from Smugglers Den back to Cubert, hot refreshments, bonfire
etc, plus little childrens fairground rides. Fireworks approx 8.00pm.
Approx. £10 for a family of 4. Tel: 01637 830209
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Falmouth
5 November 2010
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Falmouth Cricket Club Firework display by Falmouth
Firefighters.6pm £6000 of fireworks set to music. Entrance costs
£4 for adults and £2 for children (no concessions). There
will be limited disabled parking before 5.30pm.
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Falmouth
3 November 2010 |
Swanpool Beach Firework Display in aid of Swanpool Nature
Reserve, Also featuring... Swamp Circus Beach Cafe open for excellent
food , Bouncy Castle, Indaba on the Beach for drinks and hog roast.
Tel: 01326 314740
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Fowey
5 November 2010
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Fowey
Hall Hotel. More information Tel: 01726
833866Bonfire, BBQ & Bangers. Join us for a bonfire, BBQ &
sparklers for the children on Friday 5th November. (Please note No
Firework Display).
£19.95 per person, children @ £8.50.
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Fowey
6 November 2010
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Lankelly Fowey Rugby Club, Fowey.BBQ, bar, live
music. Guy judging 7pm. Fireworks 7.30pm Family ticket £10 Under
5s free. All proceeds to Lankelly Fowey RFC. 6.30pm
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www.lankellyfoweyrfc.com
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Godrevy,
near Gwithian, Hayle
6 November 2010
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Sandsifter
Firework
Display, From 7pmC aribbean bonfire night! Fireworks and Caribbean bbq,
roots reggae DJ and band, times tbc, bar open late.
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Helston
27 October 2010
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Flambards
Fireworks
7.30pm Special discounted tickets available in advance up to 27th
October. £9.75 for an All Day Saver. Tel: 01326 573404 for
details.
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Helston
21 October 2010
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Parc Eglos School, Helston, TR13 8UP, Pumpkin Party Fancy
dress parade, games, fireworks, burgers, hotdogs and activities.
5pm
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Helston
TBA
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Helston Football Club
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Lanreath
7 November 2010
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Lanreath Village Hall Lanreath Grand Firework Display,
Refreshments BBQ/Soup Children 5-16 years £1.00 Adults
£4.00 payable at the gate Organized by The Lanreath Ammenities
Group Lanreath Football Club Lanreath Rally Social Club 6pm - 8pm
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Landrake
TBA
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Landrake
Motoparc, Nr Saltash, Cornwall. For more info: Rachel Phone number:
07792214342 Organised by Cornwall Schoolboy Scramblers Club. Fireworks
on the Saturday evening. Everyone welcome. |
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Launceston
5 November 2010
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Coronation Park, Launceston. Firework
Display 7.15pm -8.30pm approx. Adults £5.00, children 5 and
over £2.50, Under 5s
free. Refreshments available.
Toilet facilities at the leisure centre. |
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Launceston
31 October 2010 |
Strawberry
Fields, Lifton. Charity Pumpkin Extravaganza. Family fun, fireworks and
childrens show.
Tickets avalible now in aid of Children in Need From 5pm.
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Liskeard
5 November 2010
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Rugby
Training Field, Trevecca, Liskeard.
Firework Display organised by Liskeard and Looe Round Table. From
7pm. Please remember that this is a charity fund raising event so
please be generous. It would also be sensible to bring a torch as the
road between parking and the display field is unlit. |
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Lizard Town
5 November 2010
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The Witch Ball, Lizard Village. Hot food, BBQ, raffle to
raise money for the Lizard's new lifeboat. Mini firework display - all
donations welcome.
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Looe
31 December 2010
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Banjo Pier, Looe, Cornwall.New Year's Eve celebrations
during the evening culminating in a fantastic firework display. Midnight
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Looe
TBA
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Tencreek Holiday Park, Looe.
Firework Display organised by Liskeard and Looe Round Table. From 7pm
The funds
raised this year will be going to local youth groups in the area. Any
youth groups in the area should contact Liskeard and Looe Round Table
to tell them what projects they have and how they can be helped
financially by the Round Table. |
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Mabe,
near Penryn
TBA
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Mabe
Car Boot Field. Highway church firework display. 6.30pm pasty supper
Display starts 7.30pm. Tickets with food available only until 1st
November. Book early! Adults & children 13+ with pasty £5.50
entry only £4.00. children under 12 with pasty/sausage roll
£2.50. child entry only £1.00. under 2yrs free. For ticket
information call 01326-378433. If it rains then the display will be
held on the following Saturday 14th November. All profits go to Penryn
& Falmouth food bank.
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Millbrook
TBA
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Millbrook Football Club. Firework Display with
Fairground Rides. From 7pm Adults £2.50 and Children (to be
accompanied by an adult)£1.00.
Hot food and refreshments available.
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Mithian, near St Agnes
5 November 2010
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The Miners Arms. BBQ, Bonfire & Fireworks Celebrate Guy
Fawkes Night at the historic Miners Arms (weather permitting). 7pm
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Morval, near Looe
5 November 2010
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The Grace Church, Morval, Looe Trelawney Fireworks are
firing the Bonfire Night Display for Grace Church at Morval, Looe.
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Mousehole
5 November 2010
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Mousehole Harbour South Pier (By kind permission of
Mousehole Harbour Commissioners). 5th Annual Firework Display.
From 7.30pm The display can be viewed from anywhere along the harbour
front.
Free admission but any contributions towards the cost via collection
boxes on the night would be gratefully received.
(Weather permitting). |
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Newquay
TBA
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Mermaid
Inn, Alexandra Road, Porth. From 6pm Firework Display approx. 7.30pm
depending on tide times.Organised by Mermaid Inn and Newquay Lions
Club. The evening is free to everyone with the Firework Display
provided free by the Mermaid Inn.Newquay Lions will be collecting on
behalf of the Maternity Unit at Treliske and Lions Charities so please
give generously. If you are over 16 and would like to help marshal and
collect for the charities on the evening, please call Lion Andy Cole on
07971550893 or email:newquaysurf@btconnect.com Mermaid Inn 01637
872954.
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Newquay
5 November 2010
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Newquay Sports and Community Club, Tretherras Road.
Firework Display
from 5pm Trelawney Fireworks are firing the Bonfire Night Display for
Newquay Sports and Social Club at 6.30pm. Entrance admission set by
Newquay Sport & Social Club. Contact 01637 854020 for more
details. |
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Padstow
3 December 2010
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Trelawney Fireworks are firing a Display for Padstow Late
Night Shopping.
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Penzance
5 November 2010
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Penzance
Football Club, Penlee Park, Penzance.Annual Rotary Fireworks Display.
Firework Display at 7.00 pm
Admission at the gate: Adults £4.00 Children £2.00
Organised by Penzance Rotary Club.
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Perranporth
5 November 2010
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Perranporth
Airfield at Cligga end. Bonfire and Fireworks. Bonfire at 7.00pm and
fireworks about 7.30pm onwards. Cost is the same as last year
£4.00 per adult and £2.00 per child. There is lots of
onsite free parking and there will be refreshments.
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Polperro
6 November 2010 |
Polperro
Harbour, PL13 2RT Polperro's grand firework display. Where else can you
watch a spectacular display against the backdrop of such a beautiful
harbour?! 7.30pm |
www.polperro.org |
Port
Isaac
TBA
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Port
Gaverne Beach 6.30pm for 7pm No admission charge but donations are
welcomed. BBQ. Fireworks.
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Porthtowan
TBA
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The
Unicorn Inn Fireworks party, BBQ, Bouncy castle, raffle, disco. From
6.30pm Bonfire lit about 7pm and fireworks at approx. 7.30pm |
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Portreath
7 November 2010
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Portreath Beach. Firework Display Free Park & Ride from
The Treasure Park, from 5.30pm & last returm at 8.30pm.
Realistic Donations please. 7.30pm
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Probus
TBA
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Signposted
from Grampound Road and new Stables. Probus Young Farmers Club Annual
Firework Display and Bonfire Party. Display at 7.30pm Adults £3
Children £2. Food and Drink available. Free parking. For more
informatiion Lewis 07813579006 or Jonathan 07773684836
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Roche
TBA
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Rock Inn, Roche. Rock Inn and Roche Y.F.C Fireworks
Party. Bonfire lit 7pm Fireworks 8pm BBQ, Hog Roast, Prize for Best
Dressed Guy, Raffle Followed by entertainment in the pub from 9pm - The
Belfast Busker. Children/OAPs £1.50 Adults £2.00 All
proceeds to local charities. For more information call Shane
07788814467 or Mel 01726 890710.
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Rumford
TBA
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T
H Sandry Yard. Bonfire lit at 6.00 pm, fireworks at 6.30 pm. Free
entry. Donated fireworks welcomed. Raffle for local village hall funds.
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Sennen
5 November 2010
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First and Last Inn. Trelawney Fireworks are firing the
Bonfire Night Display for The First and Last Inn at Sennen. All welcome.
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Sennen
26 October 2010
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Land's End. Magic in the Skies Firework display at Land's
End. October Half Term. Fireworks ignite at 6.45pm – 7.00pm approx.
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St. Agnes
5 November 2010
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Driftwood Spars Hotel, Trevaunance Cove.BBQ & Fireworks.
Celebrate Guy Fawkes Night at the historic Driftwood Spars (weather
permitting). 7pm
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St
Austell
31 October 2010
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St
Austell Rugby Club Tregorrick Park, Tregorrick Lane, St Austell,
Cornwall. Halloween Firework Display
Limited free parking, childrens fancy dress comp, hog roast, bar.
Adults £3.00 pre sold ticket or £4.00 on gate, Under 16's
£2.50 pre sold ticket or £3.00 on gate under 2' free.
Donations to Cornwall Hospice Care. Tel: 01726 76300 Email:
saintsgym@hotmail.co.uk
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St
Austell
5 November 2010
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Bishop
Bronescombe School Field, Boscoppa Road. Fireworks display and bonfire.
Tickets will be on sale from Wednesday 13th October. Family Tickets
£10 Adults £4 & Child £3 6.30pm for 7pm start
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St Dennis
5 November 2010
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St Dennis Working Mens Club. Main car park. St Dennis
Working Mens Club and St Dennis Variety Company will be hosting a joint
fireworks display. Hot food & drink. Collection on gate. Followed
by live music in the club by 'Recovered' Come and give your support.
7.30 pm
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St Ives
5 November 2010
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Porthminster
Beach. Firework Display. from 6.30pm Firework Extravaganza. The usual
spectacular pyrotechnics on the beach, plus the barbecue and
refreshments available at the Pedn-Olva end servery.Light-up is at 7
pm. Donations in the buckets go to cover costs, with any surplus for St
Ives Town AFC funds. Price: Free to watch !
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St Just, Near Penzance
TBA
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St Just Rugby Football Ground. 7pm Firework
Display
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St Mawes
5 November 2010
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Barge off St Mawes Quay Firework Display. Donations for
Firefighters Charity and other local charities. Donations can be made
at Barclays Bank - Quote St Mawes Fire Brigade. 7 pm
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St
Neot
6 November 2010
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Carnglaze Slate Caverns WHIZZ...BANG...BOOGIE Tickets
£10 Children £5 Concert starts at 6.45pm Fireworks at
7.30pm We’ve fireworks aplenty the sky will be ablaze with a cacophony
of colours as you munch your burger or your hot sausage in a bap! After
you have oohed & ahhed at the splendiferous efforts of Celebration
Fireworks you will find the air rife with that wondrous odorous post
firework haze… Then into the cavern for the most brilliant boogie music
you’ve ever heard provided by The King Earl Boogie Band, it makes your
feet itch with the desire to dance! Held in Aid of St Neot Scout Group
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St Tudy
5 November 2010
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Bonfire
Night event. From 6pm
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Tavistock
6 November 2010
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Grand
Firework Display organised by the Lions Club of Tavistock for and on
behalf of the community. In Tavistock Meadows by kind permission of
Tavistock Town Council. Entrance £4 for adults and £1 for
children. Display starting at 7pm. Come early and enjoy the Lions Club
barbecue. Grand firework display staged by the local award
winning company Two Tigers Fireworks on behalf of the Lions Club of
Tavistock.Contact 0845 8334807 for further details.
stevegrummitt@hotmail.com
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Tintagel
TBA
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Tintagel
Cricket Club, The Butts, Tintagel Fireworks. Free entry. The money for
the fireworks has been raised by local buisness in Tintagel. Free
bouncy castle for children. Food available and refreshments at a
reasonable cost.
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Trebarwith
5 November 2010
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The
Mill House, Trebarwith. Firework display 6.30pm. BBQ.Trelawney
Fireworks are firing the Bonfire Night Display for The Millhouse Inn,
Tintagel. All welcome.
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Tregony
5 November 2010
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Tregony Bridge TR2 5RW Fireworks event featuring special
guests, The Pearl of Africa Children's Choir. This choir of Ugandan
children tour the country once a year to raise money for their
orphanages back in Uganda. Please help us support The Pearl of Africa
Children's Choir by attending the fireworks event. Entry is £3.50
for adults and £2 for children with 50p from each adult ticket
going to the Pearl of Africa Children's Choir. Remaining proceeds go
towards this year's production from the Tregony Clockhouse
Players.Gates
open at 7pm, the Guy Fawkes competition 7.30pm with the fireworks from
8pm. Burgers etc available from the BBQ and sparklers/glow necklaces
available too.
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Treknow
30 October 2010
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Treknow Village Hall. Festival of Lanterns. Family
event. Parade through Village starts 6.00pm Bonfire, Fireworks, Bar
BQ's Licensed Bar, Cornish Band FREE ENTRY Contact Richard on 01840
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Trevone
5 November 2010
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Well Parc Inn. Fireworks & Bonfire
extravaganza, BBQ, refreshments. Bonfire lit 6.30pm Fireworks at 7.30pm
Barbecue, Hot Drinks, Bar. Plenty of parking available.
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Truro.
17November 2010
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From Lemon Quay. During City of Lights Procession.7pm
- 8.30pm |
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Truro.
31 December 2010
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Lemon Quay. See in the New Year in Truro in
style with the spectacular fireworks from Lemon Quay. 11.55 pm
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Truro.
5 November 2010
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Tremorvah
Playing Fields, Bodmin Road, Truro.T . Truro Bonfire and Firework
Display Tremorvah Playing Fields Group, in association with Truro City
Council. The event is sponsored by local solicitors Stephens Scown and
will raise money for Shelterbox. Gates open at 5pm, best guy judging at
5.30pm, fire lit at 6pm and fireworks set off at 6.30pm. The event will
finish by 7pm. Hot food and refreshments will be on sale and there will
be stalls selling snacks, glowsticks and sparklers. Admission is adults
£3, children over 4, £1 and under 4's are free.
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Tywardreath
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Tywardreath
Primary School, South Park Road. Firework display. Fun for all the
family - come along and join the fun.
Display starts at 7pm. BBQ Available. No Sparklers please |
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Wadebridge
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Outer
Retallick Farm Just off Winnards Perch Roundabout. Wadebridge YFC
Bonfire Night
Fireworks 7.30pm Refreshments available Entry - Donations on Gate All
proceeds to charity. Everyone Welcome
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Wadebridge
21 October 2010
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Crealy Leisure Park, Tredinnick, Wadebridge, Cornwall.
Trelawney Fireworks are Firing a Display for Cornwall Girl Guides at
Crealy Leisure Park. All welcome.
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Wendron
5 November 2010
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Cricket
Club.Guy Fawkes Night Firework DisplayFirework Display starts 7.30pm
Hot Food Come early! Event ends at 10pm. |
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Devom
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Barnstaple
6 November 2010
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Round
Table fireworks and Hallowe'en party at Barnstaple Rugby Ground
Gates open: 6pm; fireworks: 7pm
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Budliegh
Salterton
TBA
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Budliegh
Salterton
Firework display at Pinewoods Nursing Home
Tel: 01395 446161
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Dartmouth
5 November 2010 |
Dartmouth - River Dart Country Park - entry from 4.00pm
fireworks to music, high ropes by candlelight, hog roast, fun
stalls, grand raffle
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Dartmouth, Devon
6 November 2010 |
Woodlands
Leisure Park: 6th November - Firework Festival
Massive themed Bonfire lit at 6.30pm, Devon’s Monsterous Firework
display at 7.15pm. Fancy dress competition, Top Guy competition, live
band and Ben the Master Juggler & Spangles the Clown. See website
for details.
Woodlands Leisure Park, Blackawton, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ9
7DQ, 01803
712598
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Exeter
5 November 2010
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Exeter
Round Table Charity Firework Display at Westpoint Arena, by Firemagic
7.30. Tickets - £5 adults in advance; £6 on night; children
£3 (£4); family tickets available
Tel: 07926 066980
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www.exeterroundtable.co.uk/fireworks/index.php |
Exmouth
TBA |
Exmouth Fireworks, Exmouth Rugby Club
, Imperial Recreation Ground, Imperial Road, Exmouth,
Devon EX8 1DG
7pmCost: Adult £8, Kids
£3The 2009 Exmouth Fireworks will be on Thu 5th November.
Held
at the Exmouth Rugby Football Club the Exmouth Fireworks are organised
by the Exmouth Round Table.So for a fun family Bonfire Night out, make
a date for the 2009 Exmouth Fireworks at Exmouth Rugby Club
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Exmouth
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Firework
Display Exmouth Devon Bassets Farm Primary School.Firework
Display At Bassetts Farm Primary School Exmouth Exmouth, Devon Friday
6th November 5pm to 6.30pm We will be lighting the skies over Bassetts
Farm Primary School Exmouth and counting down the seconds to the
lighting of our grand roaring bonfire and spectacular musical firework
display. Join us...
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Honiton
30 October 2010
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bonfire and firework display
Professionally organised bumper firework display and giant bonfire, bar
b que, soups, toffee apples, bar. £4 adult, child £2.50,
family ticket 2+2 £11.00. 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM. the playing
fields, offwell, honiton.
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Ilfracombe
5 November 2010
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Ilfracombe's Virtual Bonfire Night * Hundreds of people
celebrate Guy Fawkes night crowded around a VIRTUAL bonfire projected
onto a giant screen tonight after health and safety killjoys forced
them to scrap the real thing. The fireworks & the fun are real!
Chambercombe Park Road, Ilfracombe, Devon EX34 9QN Tel: +44 (0)1271
863001
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Ivybridge
5 November 2010
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Ivybridge Rugby Club Firework display - Ivybridge Rugby
Club, Exeter Road. 7.30pm
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Lee Mill
6 November 2010
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Lee Mill Bonfire and Fireworks - Once again Lee Mill
will astound you with its bonfire and fireworks extravaganza. This year
the event will have cover to escape the weather. As always there will
be a BBQ and hot soup to keep out the winter chill. Free entry.
TIME BBQ opens at 5.00pm, bonfire to be lit at 6.30pm, fireworks at
7.15pm.
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Loddiswell
5 November 2010 |
Loddiswell - at the playing fields, gate opens 5.30pm
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Modbury
5 November 2010 |
Modbury Recreation Field - Grand Fireworks Display, binfire
lit 7.00pm, Fireworks from 7.30pm - Refreshments. Entrance Fee
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Montgomery
6 November 2010
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Montgomery Firework Display Advance Tickets Adult £4
Child £3 Family £12 (2ad 2ch) Gate Prices Adult £6
Child £3.50 Family £17 (2ad 2ch) Tickets on sale from both
Okehampton Road and Cowick Street Post Offices (St Thomas) until 12pm
Sat 6th Nov. Music, Bar-be-que, Licensed Bar, Hot and cold drinks, Glow
toys. (sorry no sparklers for insurance reasons) Due to the nature of
the event, All under 18's MUST be under the supervision of a
responsible adult. Car park restricted to blue badge holders only, but
plenty of on-street parking is available nearby. Sunday, November 7,
2010, 6:00 PM. Exwick Civil Service Club, EX4 2BQ
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Moretonhampstead
6 November 2010
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Moretonhampstead's annual bonfire and firework night will
take place at King George V Sports and Community Centre Playing Fields
in Moretonhampstead.Look out for publicity before the event! Gates
open: 6.30 pm Bonfire 7pm. Fireworks to music - 7.30pm. Licenced bar.
Mulled wine. Burgers and hot soup and much more! A spectacular evening
of fun and entertainment for all the family! 'The best firework display
in all of Devon'...and the bonfire too! For more information please
contact the Centre on 01647 440107.
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Okehampton Devon.
5 November 2010
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 Sticklepath (nr. Okehampton) Devon.
Devonshire deflagrations! The tiny communities in and around
Sticklepath and South Zeal, on the edge of Dartmoor, have been staging
this ambitious event since the 1980s.
The extensive Sticklepath Fireshow website gives full details of each
year's show, together with a comprehensive archive of previous events.
Remote but rewarding. Gates open from 6.00pm for 7.30pm start
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Ottery
St Mary
5 November 2010
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There
is a special Bonfire Night tradition in Ottery St Mary, a town in
Devon (near Exeter). Barrels which have been soaked with tar are lit
and are then carried on people's backs through the streets. This has
been done since the 17th century. The fires were believed to drive away
evil spirits from the town. For more about this tradition, see:
http://www.tarbarrels.co.uk
Tel: 01404 813964
Email: info@otterytourism.org.uk |
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Newton Abbot
Abbotskerswell
5 November 2010
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The most incredible, the most amazing and most wonderful
firework display will take place again this year. Please come and
support it by contributing to this fund raising event for the
facilities for our children - young and old.
The gates will be open from 5:00pm, the bonfire lit at 6:00pm and the
firework display at 7:00pm. Location : Village Play ParkContact :
Ann Down 07717762758 or email ruby.downs@googlemail.com
Admission is as follows; Family (Two parents and all their school age
children) £10.00, Adults £4.00 and Children (Under 18)
£2.00.
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Plymouth
5
Nov 2010 |
Plymouth Hoe: 5th November -
Bonfire and Firework Night
Join
the spectacular bonfire and fireworks display. The bonfire will be lit
at 7.30pm with the fireworks being launched at 8pm. Also fairground
rides. Plymouth Hoe, Madeira Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 2NY Parking
will be available on the Hoe Promenade
for Blue Badge holders on a first come, first served basis. Access will
be via Elliot Street.
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Tipton St John
30 October 2010
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From 4pm at Tipton St John Playing Field - a Hallowe'en
themed bonfire and barbecue. Lots of spooky fun on the field, pumpkin
skittles and a haunted hike walk. Come in ghoulish fancy dress and
bring your decorated pumpkins for the chance of winning a prize, plus
monster bonfire and a fantabulous barbecue.Tipton St John is easy to
find on the road between Ottery St Mary and Sidmouth, the playing field
is in the centre of the village.
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Torrington
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Annual Bonfire and Fireworks Start: 7
Nov 2009 - 7:00pmEnd: 7 Nov 2009 - 9:00pm.Come and see
our annual bonfire and fireworks display on Saturday 7th November 2009. held at
the Torrington Rugby Club,
Donnacroft, Torrington. Keep an eye
on this site for more information and prices as we know them.We will be
again using Two Tigers Fireworks so
the display will as spectacular as usual ond of course very well priced.Email:
secretary@torrington-cavaliers.co.uk
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Totnes
TBA
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Galactic
Wars Bonfire = Devon’s Monsterous Firework display - BBQ, Bar,
Sideshows, Benco the Master Juggler & Spangles the Clown, Father
Mike’s Jazz Band. All at Woodlands Leisure Park, Blackawton,
Totnes, Devon TQ9 7DQ Tel: +44 01803 712598
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http://www.woodlandspark.com
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Dorset
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Beaminster
5
November 2010
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Firework Display at St. Mary's School Beaminster The St
Mary's School Association (SMSA) will again be organising the splendid
Firework Display which takes place within the school grounds. Gates
open at 6.30pm and the display starts at 7.30pm. Refreshments including
burgers and hot dogs will be available. Entrance £2 adults,
£1 children.
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Bournemouth
Firework Display
6 November 2010 |
Littledown Park
in Bournemouth is the centre of the Bonfire Night celebrations in
England's grooviest seaside town. There are three displays starting at
7pm and ending with the very loud White Knuckle Display at 9pm.
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www.bournemouthfireworks.com |
Bournemouth
Firework Display
6 November 2010 |
Fireworks Display and Bonfire Duck Lane/Holloway
Avenue Bear Cross Bournemouth Cost: ? Gates open 5.30pm Fire lit
6pm fireworks 7.30 In aid of: Butchers Coppice Scout Camp
CHILDREN'S RIDES - INFLATABLES – SIDESHOWS TRADITIONAL STALLS –
COMPETITIONS REFRESHMENTS & BARBEQUES SPECTACULAR AERIAL DISPLAY BY
FIREWORKS EFFECTS why not enter the guy competition! prizes for the
best six to enter
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www.bournemouthfireworks.com |
Bournemouth
Firework Display
6 November 2010 |
LITTLEDOWN FIREWORKS DISPLAY Littledown Centre,
Bournemouth Cost: Adult £6 Child £3 Family £15
Child under 3 free Time: 17:00-22:00 Contact details: 01202
436807 Where to buy tickets: Tickets are available on the Ticket
Hotline: 0844 576 4500 and at the BIC Box Office. Tickets are also
available from News Splash (Littledown Reception), Gervis Place News,
Westover Road News Bournemouth, Christchurch Information Centre (49
High St, Christchurch). Comments: There is also a family funfair,
licensed bar, refreshments and arena entertainment. Plus a free indoor
family zone with kids disco and circus entertainment.
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Bournemouth
Firework Display
5 November 2010 |
Canford Park Arena Heart's Big Bang The
only Fireworks extravaganza to go to. Music on the night by Heart Fm,
and Special guests The only major display with a Bonfire. £5 per
person. 3's and under are free FAMILY TICKET(2 adults and 2 Kids)
- £15 (only available in advance through the BIC) Heart Angels
giving away goodies throughout the evening. Massive funfair with some
White Knuckle rides, licensed bars and excellent catering. Gates open
5pm, Bonfire lit 7.00pm, fireworks 8.00pm. All times are approximate
and may be subject to change.HOW TO FIND CANFORD PARK ARENA: From
Bournemouth town centre follow well marked road signs to Wimborne.
Various routes to Wimborne will reach Magna Road at the Bearcross
Roundabout. Follow the Brown Tourist Signs from there. From Poole town
centre follow signs to Wimborne. Along Gravel Hill (A349) you will see
the Brown Tourist signs to Canford Park Arena. From London the M3 joins
the M27 and becomes the A31 signposted Bournemouth and Poole. The A31
passes Ringwood then Wimborne. Close to Wimborne after the single
carriageway stretch of the A31 there is a roundabout at Merley. At the
Merley roundabout turn left, signposted Poole and follow the Brown
Tourist Signs to Canford Park Arena.email info@canfordpark.com |
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Bridport
6 November 2010
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Fireworks Night at Bridport Leisure Centre Skilling Hill
Road, Bridport. Dorset DT6 5LN Group ticket (2 adults 3 children)
£8.00 Adults £3.00 Children £2.00
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Bovington
4 November 2010
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Fireworks, Bonfire and Tank Display Bonfire, Tank Display
and Fireworks. Located in Bovington Garrison by viewing area Gates open
at 6pm (finish 9pm) Adult £3 children £2 Bovington
Garrison, Viewing Area. Bovington
Dorset BH20 6JG
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Christchurch
6 November 2010
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Christchurch Community Bonfire & Fireworks Spectacular
Christchurch Community Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular Stanpit
Recreation Ground Christchurch Rotary, announces the 2010 Christchurch
Community Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular with the customary wide
range of complementary activities. Once again, with the participation
of many local organisations, there will be plenty for young people to
do between opening time and the start of the fireworks. Provisional
Timetable: Gates open (for plentiful stalls offering food and
entertainment): 5.00pm Bonfire lighting 6.15pm Gugge Band 7.00pm
Fireworks 7.45pm Stanpit Recreation Ground
Stanpit, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 3LU Tel: +44 01202 486158
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Dewlish
7 November 2009
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Dewlish
Cricket Club's Bonfire & Fireworks Party
Those planning to take a break in Dorset this November will have the
chance to celebrate Bonfire Night with a bang by attending Dewlish
Cricket Club’s Bonfire and Firework Dispaly. The display which gets
underway at 5.30pm will be
in Church Street, Dewlish, DT2 7LU. In addition to the Bonfire and
Fireworks there will also be food, drinks and the traditional Dewlish
raffle. Bonfire Night is a British tradition dating back to 1605, when
Guy
Fawkes attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament, along with King
James I.
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Dorchester
5
November 2010
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Dorchester Rugby Club Fireworks Display Remember, remember,
the 5th of November! Gates open at 6pm, fireworks start at 7.30pm. Hog
roast, BBQ, bar and refreshments.Coburg Road, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 2HX
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Lyme Regis
6 November 2010
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Firework Night in Lyme Regis Firework display from the Cobb
followed by a bonfire on the beach.The Cobb
Lyme Regis, Dorset Admission Free
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Sherborne,
Dorset
6 November 2010
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The Sherborne Castle
Fireworks Extravaganza will
be celebrating it's 29th year on the 6th November. As well as the usual
spectacular fireworks display there will be live music, bar,
refreshments and food.
Gates open and Entertainment from 5pm, Bonfire 7pm;
fireworks 7.30pm. Tel: 0845 230 5173 |
Sherborne
Castle
www.eventscrew.com |
Kingston
Maurward
5
November 2009
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Kingston
Maurward Gardens and Animal Park, Dorchester The self
proclaimed "biggest and best firework display in the area"
takes place at Kingston Maurward on the 5th from 6pm, not only will
there be a fantastic display of fireworks but there will also be a
fully licensed bar and live music. Gates open at
6pm, display begins at 7.30pm. Entry price, adults and children (age
over 5): £5. Tel 01305 215003 |
www.kmc.ac.uk/gardens/events.htm
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Poole
5
November 2010
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Greenslade Pleasure Boats - Fireworks
Cruise! Where: On the water leaving from Poole Quay (fireworks on
barge)
Cost: Adult £8.50 ea Child £5.50 ea Snr £7.50 ea
Prices (with Supper) FISH & CHIPS Adult £13.50 ea Child
£10.50 ea Snr £12.50 each Time: 19.00 - 20.30 Where to buy
tickets: From orange kiosk on Poole Quay Comments: A fanastic cruise to
see the fireworks from the water, get a great view to do your ohhhh's
& ahhhh's...... this cruise comes with the option of ordering your
supper too! Tel 01202 669955 |
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Poole
5
November 2010
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Poole
Quay, Poole Quay,
Poole, Dorset, BH15 1HJ, Dorset Fabulous fireworks will be
setting Poole’s skyline ablaze as spectacular November 5th celebrations
get underway on Poole Quay.Celebrate
the night with a bang from 4.30pm on 5th November as the
largest FREE firework night event takes place on the South coast thanks
to event sponsors Quayside and Wave 105. As
jesters, stilt walkers and street performers delight the crowd, there
will be plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Children’s rides,
face painting and a special disco plus snap and glow will keep younger
ones occupied whilst dare devils try their skills on the Vertigo
Climbing wall. With live music, including the
sounds of steel band, Samba Panache the fun continues throughout the
early evening with the Bournemouth Carnival band. Just
the thing to ward off the winter blues, the party atmosphere is rounded
off with the traditional fireworks extravaganza over Poole Harbour at
7.45pm. For enquiries please contact Poole Tourism on 01202 253253
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Guy Fawkes
Celebrations, Weymouth
5
November 2010 |
Weymouth
Pavilion, Beach & Bay. Remember Remember the
5th of November One
of the Borough’s biggest annual community events. On Thursday 5th
November 2009, many thousands of local children with their families
will gather on Weymouth Esplanade to enjoy the Free Traditional
Community Guy Fawkes Celebrations. A wealth of
family Guy Fawkes entertainment, including
Fireworks,
Guy Fawkes Competition, Fun Fair and Beach Bonfire with many special
guests and visitors including the Mayor of Weymouth and Portland
enjoying the fun. The climax of the evening will
be a fabulous Free
International
Firework Display at 7.20pm over Weymouth's moonlit bay. The display is
presented and co-ordinated by Weymouth’s favourite Firework Company
Pains Fireworks. Get Building! for the Children's
Guy Fawkes Competition at
5.45 pm
in the Pavilion Foyer judged by our special guests. Don't miss the
lighting of the Great Beach Bonfire at 7.00 pm and International
Firework Display at 7.20 pm with the Fun Fair in the Pavilion Forecourt
from 2.00 pm to 10 pm.
Guy Fawkes Firework Display at Weymouth
Beach, Weymouth, DT4 8DF Tel: 01305 785747
Email: tic@weymouth.gov.uk
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Gillingham
TBA
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North Dorset rugby
club's fireworks evening, organised by the Shaftesbury and Gillingham
Round table. Gates open 5.30pm, bonfire lit at 7pm, fireworks at
7.30pm. Tickets from Hambledon Estate Agents, Gillingham, Mere,
Shaftesbury, Wincanton. North Dorset Rugby Football Club, SLAUGHTERGATE,LONGBURY
HILL LANE,GILLINGHAM,DORSET,SP8
5SY tel: 01747 822748 rugby@ndrfc.co.uk
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Bisley
6 November 2010
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Bisley Bonfire Night and Fireworks Display . Bonfire
and fireworks display, best guy competition and hot refreshments. Event
organised by Bisley Bluecoat Primary School PTA to raise funds for
primary school. Firework display run by specialist company. Parking
Gates open at 5.30pm, judging of guy is at 6pm, bonfire is lit at
6.30pm and fireworks start at 7pm. Family ticket for 4 people is
£10 The pleasure ground, Van der Breen Street, Bisley,
Gloucestershire. Gloucestershire GL6 7BN
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Cheltenham
6 November 2010 |
Cheltenham
Racecourse
becomes the grand setting for an amazing fireworks display on Saturday
night. The spectacular lasts over half an hour, and together with the
fair ground attractions guarantees an evening of entertainment . The
Round Table display is recognised as the largest in the South West
region attracting a crowd in excess of 10,000 people. In addition to a
spectacular firework display there will be the following to keep the
crowd entertained prior to what promises to be a colourful
extravaganza. fireworks. Star 107.50 FM
local radio fun fair street performers food and
drink. The racecourse location offers a natural amphitheatre for the
display itself as well as ensuring that spectators can safely watch the
event from hard standing and in some areas under cover of the
Grandstand. All profits from the event will be donated to local
deserving good causes. Time: The gates are open at 5.00pm and the
display is scheduled to start at 7.00pm. Ticket: £3
Children (Under 14 Years) and £5 Adults TBC Where:
Cheltenham Racecourse,Cheltenham You can buy
tickets on the gate or in advance from the Town
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Cheltenham
31 October 2009 |
Light Up The Dark
service and fireworks
St Philip & St James’ Church in Cheltenham will be holding
its annual Light Up The Dark service for families once again in 2009,
with a fireworks display and hot dogs afterwards. The service starts at
6pm, and this year children are being encouraged to dress up in the
theme of ‘Magical and Marvellous’. St Philip & St James Church, 60
Painswick Road, Cheltenham, GL50 2ER Free of charge Telephone: (01242)
573508
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Cheltenham
6 November 2010 |
Bonfire & Fireworks Display at St. Edwards School.
Organised by the school PTA this display is a popular choice in
Charlton Kings, Cheltenham. Bonfire, Hotdogs, Stalls , Rides for
small children. Time: Gates open 6.30pm display at 7pm.
Tickets: Available from St. Edwards School or on the gates. Where: St
Edwards School, London Road, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, Glos.
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Cirencester
31 October 2009
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Cirencester fireworks
extravaganza
Cirencester
Round Table will be holding their fireworks extravaganza on Saturday 31
October 2009 at Cirencester Junior School playing fields on Victoria
Road, with parking at the Beeches car park.
While more details are yet to be confirmed, the gates are expected
to open at 5pm, with the bonfire being lit at 6pm, followed by the
fireworks display at 7pm.
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Coleford
6 November 2010 |
Bring the family along to a professionally organised
display
organised by The Forest of Dean Lions Club, The Royal Forest of Dean
Rotary Club and the Severn Dean Lions Club in aid of local charities.
This is a family event and NO ALCOHOL should be
brought to the event. Childrens amusements , Food
and hot drinks Danters funfair, stalls and
amusements FREE Glowsticks for children,
Free
large car park Strictly no alcohol to be brought onto
the fieldTime: Gates open at 5pm.
bonfire lit at 6pm , fireworks at 7pm, event ends at 9.30pm Tickets:
£4 ,free entry to those of primary school age or younger (under
11) Where: Speech House Field,
Speech House, Coleford, Forest of Dean Fern Bonfire
and Firework Display at Speech House
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Dursley
7 November 2009
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Dursley Round Table
fireworks display
Dursley Recreation Ground will come alive with fireworks and a big
bonfire on Saturday 7 November 2009, at the annual fundraising event
organised by the Dursley and District Round Table.As well as the
fireworks display shown in two halves, families can also see the
lighting of the bonfire, with a funfair and hot food and drinks served.
Dursley Recreation Ground, Kingshill Road, Dursley From 6pm Admission:
Tickets cost £4 for adults and £2 for children.
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Fairford
6 November 2010
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Fairford Fireworks in The Park Organised jointly by
the PTA, Fairford School and St Mary's Church. This years display
promises to be bigger than ever before with the following on
offer: Bonfire, Fireworks, Some fairground rides, Hot food
Drinks Time: From 6pm Tickets: £10 family(2 + 3), £4
adult, £2 child (4-16) and OAP's in advance from Fairford Primary
School and 7a coffee shop and Deli Allium. Where: Fairford Park,(behind
the town car park), top of High Street, Fairford
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6 November 2010
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Fireworks
at The Inn at FossebridgeA
spectacular display in the grounds of a 300 year old coaching inn to
Help 5 year old Bethany Fenton The Inn at Fossebridge is to
stage a fund raising Bonfire &
Firework displayin aid of St Andrews's C of E
Primary School, Chedworth.. Massive
bonfire - BBQ with hot dogs, burgers - Toffee
apples - Mulled wine & winter Pimms - Proceeds in aid of The
Bethany Appeal - Event: Fireworks
at The Inn at
Fossebridge - Date: Saturday 6
November 2010 - Time: Bonfire
at 6.30pm, fireworks at
7pm - Tickets: FREE - Where:
The Inn At Fossebridge, on the A429 between Cirencester and Northleach,
GL54 3JSFireworks at The Inn at Fossebridge
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Gloucester
1 November 2009 |
Firework
Display at The Ground. Start 6.45. £5 adult; £3 under 16
Tel: 0117 9108030
Email: pat.savery@glosccc.co.uk |
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Gloucester
6 November 2010 |
The
skies over Gloucester Docks will be lit up with a firework
spectacular organised by the Gloucester Round Table. Lots of family fun
is guaranteed with fantastic firework illuminations and pyrotechnics
ensuring a great evening of entertainment at Gloucester Docks
Hot food,
Refreshments, Live dance act, Fairground rides, Local radio DJ
Warren Moore, Funfair,and
lots more!!! Time: Gates open 6pm,
fireworks at 7.15pm. Tickets:
Adults £4.50 (£5 on the night), children £2.00
(£2.50 on the night), family ticket £12 (£14 on the
night) Available from Gloucester TIC. Tickets available on the
gate subject to availability. Booking recommended Where:
The Docks,
Gloucester, GL1 2ER Contact phone : 01452
311190 No pets - except guide dogs.
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Lydbrook
5 November 2010 |
Guy Fawkes
Night at The Courtfield Arms, Lydbrook : Come along to the Courtfiled Arms Guy
Fawkes Night - in aid of Lydbrook School.
Childrens Guy competition.
Bonfire. Free
firework display. Stalls. Apple bobbing
Marshmallow
toasting.
Time: 6pm.
Tickets: Free. Where: The
Courtfield Arms, Ross Road, lower Lydbrook, Glos. GL17 9NU
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Lydney
5 November 2010
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Firework Spectacular at Bathurst Park, Lydney Bring
the whole family to watch a fantastic fireworks display in beautiful
Bathurst Park. The display is managed by a professional pyrotechnic
company, who provide a spectacular show.
Refreshments, Danter's Fun Fair. We'll see you there!!!! Time:
19.30pm Gates open at 18.00 Tickets: £2.00 (over 16 years),
£1 (5 - 16 years), under 5's free Bathhurst Park,
Whitecross Road, Lydney, Glos. GL15 5HE
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Meysey Hampton
5 November 2010
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Meysey Hampton Bonfire and Firework Display Bonfire
6.30pm fireworks 7pm Tickets available from The Masons Arms Meysey
Hampton or (18 Church Street, Meysey Hampton).
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Moreton
4 November 2010 |
The Fire Service College hosts a display of fireworks.
A collection will be made for Click Sargent.
Bonfire Food
and drinks Stalls
Time: Gates open 6pm, bonfire at 6.45pm, fireworks at 7.15pm Tickets: FREE - collection to be made
for Click Sargent Where:
Moreton Fire College, Mosedale Road entrance, Moreton-in-the-Marsh,
GL56 0RH |
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Tetbury
7 November 2009
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Tetbury fireworks display
The annual bonfire night celebration at Sir William Romney’s
School in Tetbury will start when the gates open at 6pm. There will be
a best Guy competition, before the lighting of the bonfire takes place
at 6.30pm and the fantastic fireworks display starts at 7pm. Organised
by the South Cotswold Rotary Club, tickets will be available on the
gate with proceeds going to charity. Huge
bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm with the fiirework display at 7pm Hot
and cold drinks and refreshments The colourful and
sometimes noisy display means that local animal
owners may want to keep their pets indoors between 7.00 and 8.00pm. SWR
School is the place to enjoy Tetbury’s Fireworks Extravaganza in
safety; it’s far less expensive than individual back-garden parties –
and certainly not to be missed! Time:
Gates open 6pm, Tickets: £5adults/£2.50
children and pensioners Where: Sir
William Romneys School,Lowfield Rd , Tetbury Telephone:(01666)
502378
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Tewkesbury
6 November 2010 |
A firework display with
a difference as the
fireworks will be lit on a
raft in middle of the lake for more dramatic effect.
This event is in aid
of the County Air
Ambulance and will include the following:Bonfire, Refreshments,
Bar, Live music Time:
Gates open at 6pm, bonfire lit at 6.30pm, fireworks at 7pmTickets:
£10 per car Where: Croft
Farm Waterpark, Bredons Hardwick, Tewkesbury, GL20 7EE Firework Display
on the Water at Croft Farm, Bredon
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www.croftfarmleisure.co.uk/
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Tewkesbury
7 November 2009 |
Tewkesbury bonfire and fireworks display
Vineyards Playing Fields in Tewkesbury will play host to a huge bonfire
and free fireworks display with Tewkesbury Abbey used as a photogenic
backdrop , at the annual event organised by Tewkesbury Rotary
Club.Opening at 6pm, there is also set to be amusements for children
and refreshments being sold before the bonfire is lit at 6.30pm.
This is a free event organised by Tewkesbury Rotary
Club with a collection made for local charities.
The Vineyards
Field, (behind Tewkesbury Abbey), Tewkesbury |
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Winchcombe
7 November 2008 |
Winchcombe School plays host to a spectacular
firework display
which is orgainised by the Winchcombe School Association and the
Friends of Winchcombe Abbey Primary School. A spectacular professional
display will be lighting
up the skies over Winchcombe on Friday 7 November.
BBQ, Bar. The organisers have suggested that it be
preferable to leave cars at home as there is limited parking .
Time: Gates open 6pm , display
starts at 7pm Tickets: Adults £3.50, children
£2.50, pre-school age free, family £10
Where:Winchcombe School Field, Greet Road,
Winchcombe, GL54 5LB |
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Birdlip
7 November 2008
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A firework display and bonfire with the proceeds
going to Birdlip School.
Refreshments available.Time:
Gates open 6pm Bonfire lit at 7pm Tickets:
Adults £4, children £2 (under 5's free), family ticket
£10 Where: Birdlip Primary
School, Birdlip |
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Bishops
Cleeve
6 November 2009
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Bishops Cleeve Primary School bonfire and fireworks
Bishop’s Cleeve Primary School in Cheltenham will be
holding its annual fireworks display and bonfire on its playing fields
once again in 2009. Gates for the popular event will open at 6.30pm,
with the bonfire being lit at 7.15pm. Visitors can expect hot food and
drinks as well as a roaring fire to keep them warm. A
bonfire and firework display near Cheltenham
organised by the Friends of Bishops Cleeve Primary School in the school
grounds.
Refreshments , Stalls. The
bonfire will be lit at 7pm Time:
Gates open 6.30pm TTickets
cost £4 for adults and £1.50 for primary school children,
on the gate.Tickets
available from the school and on the night. Where:Bishops
Cleeve Primary School, Tobyfield Road, Bishops Cleeve, GL52 8NN Telephone:
(01242) 673814 |
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Leckhampton,
Cheltenham
13 November 2010 |
The
Burley Fields Firework Display (Leckhampton Firework Display 2009) has
the biggest bonfire in England.A large firework
extravaganza in Leckhampton,
Cheltenham with lots of entertainment for the whole family, including
disco & live music, small fun fair, fast food serving mouth
watering pork baps, burgers, hotdogs and chips . The
fireworks are professionally lit by Sandling Fireworks.N.B.
Strictly no alcohol, fireworks or sparklers are to be brought in.
Bonfire lit at
7pm, Kids Firework display at 8.15pm with main display at 9.45pm.
Tickets: £4 in advance or £6 on the night (limited tickets
available)
available from Burley Fields Farm shop (Friday 10 am - 1 pm & Sat
10am - 4pm), Leckhampton convenience store and Shurdington Post Office
or by Phoning Pam on 07769700067 or Steve on 07831734683. Where:
Burley Fields, Crippets Lane, Leckhampton, Cheltenham, GL51 4XT
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Charlton
Kings, Cheltenham
14November 2009
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Organised by the school PTA this display is a popular
choice in Charlton Kings, Cheltenham
Bonfire, Hotdogs, Stalls. Rides
for small childrenTime: Gates open 6pm
display at 7pm Tickets: available from
the school or on the gates @St
Edwards School, London Road, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham |
St.
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Quedgeley
14 November 2009
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Quedgeley fireworks
display
Following the success of last year’s event, another professional
fireworks display is planned at Dimore II Playing Fields in Quedgeley.
While details are yet to be confirmed, it is expected that the display
will start at 7.30pm, with the gates opening at 6pm. Once again,
families from across Quedgeley can also expect to find all the fun of
the fair at the event as well as hot dogs. Dimore II Playing
Fields, off School Lane, Quedgeley Telephone: (01452) 721552
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Stroud
8 November 2008
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A firework display hosted by Parliament Primary School.
Fireworks , BBQ, Refreshments,Bouncy
Castle, Childrens rides, Fully disabled
access and parking
Time: Gates open
6pm fireworks at 7pm Tickets:
£1.50 adults, £1 children in advance £2.50 adults and
£1.50 children on
the night. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Where:
Parliament Primary School, Bisley Old Road, Stroud, GL5 1NL Contact
phone : 01453 753994 |
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Stroud
25 October 2010
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Ebley Firework Display
2010
The annual Ebley Fireworks display,
jointly organised by Stroud Rotary and the Stroud & Stonehouse
Round Table, will once again be taking place on Marling School’s
playing fields.As well as a huge fireworks display,
families from across Stroud will also be able to hop on a ride at John
Conley’s Fun Fair, and tuck into hot refreshments. The gates will open
at 6pm, with the fireworks scheduled to start at around 7.30pm.Marling
School, Caincross Road, Stroud From
6pm Admission:Tickets cosy
£5 for adults, and £3 for accompanied primary school
children. Telephone: (01453) 762251
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Ashton
Keynes
8 November 2008
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A fanfare of fireworks at Bradstone Field will be
lighting up the skies over Ashton Keynes in dramatic style this year.
Bar , Refreshments.Time:
gates open 5.30pm fireworks at 6.30pm Tickets:
£4 adult (£5 gate); £2 child (£3 gate);
£10 family (£12 gate) in advance Where:
Bradstone Sports Field, Rixon Gate. Ashton Keynes. |
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Fairford
8 November 2008
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Organised by the PTA in aid of Fairford School.
This years display promises to be bigger than ever
before with the following on offer:
Bonfire , Fireworks, Laser
show, Fairground rides, Food and drinks Time:
From 6pm Tickets:
£10 family, £4 adult, £2 child (4-16) and OAP's in
advance from Fairford Primary School. Also available on the night. Where:
Fairford Park,(behind the town car park) Fairford |
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Nailsworth
8 November 2008
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The Nailsworth Scouts Firework will be holding their
annual display on Saturday night.This
is a community event for people of all ages.Proceeds from the evening
will go to The Nailsworth and Forest Green Scout Group The brilliant
firework display will be followed by the big bonfire! Hot
dogs and hot drinks are available. Time:
6.30 - 8pm Tickets:
£2.50 for adults and £1 for children. All money raised goes
to
supporting the Nailsworth and Forest Green Scout Group. Which provides
a wide variety of adventurous activitys for over 70 young people.
Where: King George V Playing Field, Nailsworth |
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Sheepscombe
8 November 2008
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Sheepscombe Society brings the village together for a
celebration of Bonfire Night. Everything
takes place between the vilalge green and
the village hall. Full bar, Traditional
food - hotdogs,
baked potatoes etc. Food also available at The Butchers
Arms pub Time: Bonfire lit at 6.45pm, fireworks
at 7pm Tickets
: a donation of £10 per family to cover costs and maintain the
high annual standard Where: The Village Green,
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Northleach
10 November 2008 |
A firework display and bonfire organised in aid of
Northleach C of E School, Northleach.
Refreshments , Bar Bonfire
lit at 6.30pm Fireworks 7pm Time:
Gates open 6pm, Tickets: Family
£10 - Adult £4 - Conc. £2 - Under 3 free (all
children under 12 must be accomp by adult) Where:
Next to Westwoods Centre, Northleach |
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Aldershot
6 November 2010
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Manor Park- As usual, a
funfair, live stage entertainments and The Princes Hall Cinderella
panto cast will keep you enthralled between the firework displays. Live
music will be performed by Something for the Weekend and The Mays. The
children's display begins at 6.45pm and the main display is at 8pm.
Gates will open at 5.30pm. More info at
www.rushmoor.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=1655. |
http://www.rushmoor.gov.uk/
index.cfm?articleid=1655. |
Alton
4 November 2010
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Four Marks Bonfire and Fireworks night- 4 November 2010
Four Marks C of E School Fireworks, Bonfire, Fairground rides, BBQ,
bar, refreshments. Entry Passes available from Reeds Butchers, Medstead
and Village Flowers Four Marks from 11 Oct or on the night at Four
Marks School.
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Alton
6 November 2010 |
Round Table Firework Display - Anstey Park |
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Basingstoke
5
November 2010 |
War
Memorial Park, Crossborough Hill, Basingstoke, Hampshire
RG21 4AG Time: Gates open 6pm Fireworks 7.30pm (all times approx).
Prices: Adult £7 (adv £6) U16's £4 (adv £3),
U3's FREE The 2010 Mayors
Charity Firework Fiesta in Basingstoke will take place on Friday 5th
November in the War Memorial Park. In addition to the fireworks, there
will be a funfair and a local radio roadshow as well as a variety of
refreshmentsFor a great evening of fireworks and fun for the family,
head to the 2010 Basingstoke Bonfire Night Fireworks, Hampshire! |
www.linkfonet.co.uk/Whats_On/2983.php |
Beaulieu
30 Oct 2010
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Ignition Overload Fireworks at National Motor Museum,
Beaulieu Fireworks at National Motor Museum, Beaulieu
New Forest Beaulieu’s annual Fireworks Spectacular, one of
the largest in the South, takes place on Saturday 30th October, from
3pm. Email: events@beaulieu.co.uk |
Beaulieu
Bonfire Website
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Beech Village
6 November 2010
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Village Bonfire & Fireworks – Saturday 6th November The
nights are drawing in, the clocks will soon be changing and Bonfire
Night is just round the corner! This year’s Village Bonfire Night
celebration takes place on Saturday 6th November - don’t miss it!
* 5:00 p.m. Meet at Village Hall -
* 5:30 p.m. Torch-light procession to Recreation
Ground - * 6:00 p.m. Bonfire lit, food and drink
available - * 6:30 p.m. Firework display. Tickets
£4 adults; £2 children available at the Village Hall on the
night. If you have any contributions for the bonfire please bring them
to the marked area on the Recreation Ground from Saturday 23rd
October. See you there!
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Broughton
5 November 2010
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Come along to our annual Bonfire and Firework Display at
Broughton Sports Field, Buckholt Road, Broughton, Hampshire. Fireworks
start at 7.45pm.
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Bransgore
5 November 2010
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Fireworks, Bonfire and Live Band. Bransgore School
Association Firework display, bonfire and live band. Bransgore Hog
roast, bbq and glow sticks. In the
grounds of the Three Tuns Inn, Gates open - 6pm Further details: samanthabsabransgore@tiscali.co.uk |
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Pagham
Bognor Regis
23 October 2010
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Pagham Yacht Club, 1 West Front Road, PO21 4SY. Enjoy an
evening at the beach with a good firework display, bonfire, barbeque,
tombola, stalls, lucky dip, BBQ and Roasted Chestnuts. Start time
7.30pm.
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Christchurch
6 November 2010
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Christchurch Rotary, announces the 2010 Christchurch
Community Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular with the customary wide
range of complementary activities. Once again, with the participation
of many local organisations, there will be plenty for young people to
do between opening time and the start of the fireworks. Free Parking
available
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Colden Common
7 November 2010 |
Fireworks in Colden Common. 6:00pm - 8:00pm THE annual
fireworks show at Colden Common will take place on Sunday, November
7th. It will begin at 6.15pm with a torchlight parade, which will start
from the community centre in St Vigor Way. Those attending need to
bring their own torches, and the group will head to the recreation
ground. Fireworks start there at 7pm and other attractions include
sales of florescent necklaces, and a barbecue run by the Scouts.
Visitors will also be asked to make a donation towards the cost of the
show. Colden Common Community Centre, St Vigor Way, Colden
Common, Hampshire SO21 1UU
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Cosham
3 November 2010
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KING GEORGE V PLAYING FIELDS Cosham. Time: From 6.30pm.
Watch as the biggest firework extravaganza takes to the skies in
Portsmouth Other entertainment: Wave 105 FM Road show. Food: A variety
of stalls. Parking: Limited free parking at IBM. Cost: Free, charity
collections. Contact: (023) 9282 6722.
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Fareham
and Gosport
6 November 2010
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St Anthony's Firework
and Bonfire Spectacular 2010 at 4pm - Come early. Fantastic firework
dislay (6pm), brilliant bonfire (5pm), magnificent models and much
more. Gates will close before 5pm. Bring all the family and friends and
enjoy the hog roast, bbq, hot chocolate, mulled wine, toffee apples and
fun for all. There will be a pumpkin competition, stall and games for
all! Tickets available from the school in Primate Road at discounted
prices before the night - Adults £3, children £2,
pre-school children free and family tickets available. # Venue: St.
Anthony's RC Primary School # Telephone: 01489 579100
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Fleet
6 November 2010 |
Calthorpe Park - There
will be a barbecue and mulled wine on sale, as well as roast chestnuts,
hot drinks and sweets to warm the cockles if the weather turns a bit
nippy. And if the thrill of the fireworks isn't enough, there'll be a
few rides for the kids, too. Help save money and time queuing on the
night by buying your tickets in advance at discounted prices from the
Lions' stand in the Hart Centre on Saturdays 24 and 31 October, and on
6 November until about 2.30 pm. Adult tickets there will be
£5.00, kids up to 14 and seniors will be £3.00. Under
threes get in free. Family passes admitting two adults and two children
will also be available at the stand. These will cost
£12.00.
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www.fleetlions.org.uk/fundraising
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Damerham
(Fordingbridge)
3 November 2010
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Bonfire, Fairground and BBQ. Bring wellies and
torches, but please no sparklers or fireworks. All proceeds to
local charities. Damerham Sports Field - gates
open 6.30pm, free parking. Prices
£5 adult, £3 children or £15 per family of
up to 5 and pre-school
children are FREE Contact : funquest@damerham.net |
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Gosport
28 October 2010 |
HMS SULTAN, GOSPORT Military Road, Gosport. Time:
Gates open 6pm, fire lit 7.15pm, fireworks 8pm. Other entertainment:
Fire Eaters, Jugglers, Titan the Robot, plus fairground rides. Food: A
number of quality outlets.
Parking: Free parking close to the site. Cost: Family (two adults, two
children) £10, Adult £3.50, Child (five to 14)/OAP
£2.50 Contact: (023) 9272 2351.
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Lymington
6 November 2010
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Spectacular fireworks, a monster display and great music
organised by the Rotary Club of Lymington. Adults £4, Children
£2
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New Milton
30 October 2010
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A great firework display and bonifire put on by the New
Milton Round Table.
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Netley.
6 November 2010
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ROYAL VICTORIA COUNTRY PARK - Time: Gates open 6pm,
fireworks display at 7.30pm. Food: Chestnuts, candyfloss and more.
Parking: Free on site. Cost: Adults £7 (advance tickets
£4.50), children £5 (advance tickets £3), money
raised goes to the Conservation of the Country Park. Contact: (023)
8045 5157
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29 October 2010
Portsmouth |
GUNWHARF QUAYS, PORTSMOUTH Place: Portsmouth Harbour. Time:
Entertainment from 6pm, fireworks 8.0pm.
Other entertainment: The display will be set to musical soundtracks.
Food: The usual bars, restaurants and stalls.
Parking: Usual car park tariff applies and recommend arriving early
Cost: Free. Contact: (023) 9283 6700. |
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Sandown,
Isle Of Wight
5
November 2010
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Sandown,
Isle of Wight. November 5th Carnival Celebrations Firework Display.
8pm. Off Sandown Pier
Email: friends@sandowncarnival.com
Tel: 01983 402334
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www.sandowncarnival.com/ |
Stratford Saye
6 November 2010
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Wellington
Country Park: 6th November - Fireworks Fiesta Evening
An annual Fireworks Fiesta. See website for details.
Wellington Country Park, Odiham Road, Riseley, near Reading, RG7 1SP,
0118 932 6444
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www.wellington-country-park.co.uk |
Southampton
5 Nov 2010 |
Totton
Sports Club. 6:30pm Annual Firework Display being
held at Totton Sports Club,(former BAT Club) Southern Gardens, Ringwood
Road,Totton,Southampton SO40 8RW. Delicious Hog Roast, BBQ,
Licensed Bar, Hot Refreshments, Music etc. Tickets £5 in advance
(£7 on night) or Family Ticket (2 adults & 2 U16's) -
£16 in advance (£20 on the night). NO SPARKLERS PLEASE.
Tickets available from the Clubhouse telephone 02380 862143 or email
simon@tottonsportsclub.co.uk Come & See our New Clubhouse - new
members welcome |
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Southampton
6 November 2010
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Southampton
Round Table and supported by the Daily Echo Firework
Display by Komodo Fireworks at Mayflower Park on Southampton Water
7.15pm; £4 adults; £2 for children. Children under three
free Website: www.visit-southampton.co.uk/site/southampton-events/mayflower-park-fireworks-display-southampton-p494351 |
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Whitchurch
30 October 2010
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Whitchurch Festival committee around town are announcing the
fireworks and bonfire on the Millennium Meadow starting at 5pm.
Leading up to what promises to be a spectacular evening, there are two
pumpkin decoration competitions...The Whitchurch Arts pumpkin
decoration competition is open now, and judging takes places during the
week of the 25th. Members of Whitchurch Arts will pop around to view
your creative display and announce the winners between 6 and 6:30pm on
the Meadow on the 30th, just before the bonfire is lit. In addition,
The White Hart will have pumpkins to decorate starting from 3pm on the
30th. Again, Whitchurch Arts members will judge those pumpkins before
encouraging their owners to parade them down to the Meadow for 5pm. So,
lots of chances to light up the town even before the big show!
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Whitchurch
Festival Website
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Winchester
Bonfire Night
6
November 2010 |
Join
Winchester's locals to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night with a torchlit
procession from Broadway to North Walls through the medieval centre of
the town. Afterwards, a fireworks display is held in the North Walls
leisure centre beside the Winnall Nature Reserve.
Tel: 01962 840 500 Email: info@WinchesterFireworks.co.uk
Website: www.visitwinchester.co.uk/site/whats-on/winchester-round-table-bonfire-and-firework-display-p191041 |
www.hants.gov.uk |
Yateley
6 November 2010 |
Yateley
Lions Fireworks at School Lane, Yateley
Gates open: 6pm; Bonfire: 6.45pm; Fireworks 7pm.
£4 (adults), £2 (child) on gate; £3/£1.50 in
advance Tickets from Westfield's Junior School; Yateley Angling Centre;
Balfours (Monteagle Estate); Trevallen and Simon's Video and Bottle Shop |
www.yateleylions.co.uk |
Kent
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Knockholt,
Kent
30th October 2010
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At Blueberry Lane, Knockholt, Kent TN14 7LL The annual
Knockholt Firework Display is unique in that spectators miss the crush
of the big town displays for an easily accessible fun evening of
fireworks, food and hot drinks around the massive bonfire. Disabled
parking in field. Gates: 6.00pm Fireworks: 7.30pm Family (2+2):
£15, Adult: £5, Child: £3
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Tonbridge
The Hop
Farm, Kent
6th-7th
November 2010
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Fireworks
Spectacular 6th-7th November Bonfire & Burgers, Fireworks
& Fun. Celebrate Guy
Fawkes Night with two sensational firework displays and family fun at
The Hop Farm Country Park. A display specifically for children will
take place at 5pm on the Saturday evening with colourful fireworks but
less noisy bangs for sensitive little ears. This is followed by another
display at 8pm. On the Sunday there is one display at 8pm.
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www.thehopfarm.co.uk |
Chislehurst
6 November 2010
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Firework
display at Chislehurst Recreation Ground Gates: 6pm. Bonfire:
7pm. Main fireworks: 7.30pm
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www.chislehurstrotaryclub.org.uk/ |
Deal,
Kent
6 November 2009 |
At
Deal & Betteshanger RFC. Gates open 6.00pm (Off
Canada Road, Deal, CT14 7EJ) Fireworks 7.30pm
sharp Tickets Pre night sales available from Rugby Club Bar ONLY and
must be purchased before midnight on 6th November; Adults
£3.50 Children (Under 16) £1.50 (Bar open 7.30 every night
or Saturday
1.30pm till late and Sunday 12.30 till 3.00pm) On the day sales
available on the gate (Canada Road) that night. Adult £4.00
Children
(Under 16) £2.00 2 Bar's open, kids tuck shop and food for sale
on the
night, stay and join us for a drink after! We expect the gate on the
night to be busy so don't come too late, or better still pre purchase
your tickets from the bar and fast track through the gates. All
welcome! Want more information? Garry Woods on 07885 301895 |
http://www.dealandbettesrfc.org.uk |
Welling
6 November 2010
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Back
for another year in 2010, the Danson Park fireworks display makes the
most of Bonfire Night with a stunning fireworks show, a funfair and
more family friendly entertainment. Set in the beautiful grounds
of Danson Park in Welling, the 2010 Danson Park fireworks display aims
to be one of the biggest shows in South East England, so get your gasps
of admiration ready for a spectacular pyrotechnics show. Set to music
from the 1980s, the display will be lighting up the night sky on
Saturday 6th November 2010. Other attractions at the Danson Park
fireworks display include a funfair for kids and food and drink stalls,
so there'll be somthing to keep both young and old happy on the night.
The display follows live entertainment from the winners and top acts
from Bexley’s talent contest, Bexfactor. Organised by the Welling
Round Table, the Danson Park fireworks display is a charity event that
raises money for good causes in the local community. Past events have
raised much needed funds for projects such as the children's water park
in Danson Park, new mess tents for the scouts, the local junior
football club and more, so you can be sure that your money is going to
be put to good use. The Danson Park fireworks display starts 8pm,
Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open at 6pm, with funfair rides and
food and drink stalls open throughout the evening. The live
entertainment begins at 6.15pm. Tickets for the event cost £6.00
for adults on the day, while kids under the age of 16 get in for
£4.50.
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www.wellingroundtable.com
www.dansonparkfireworks.co.uk |
Deal,
Kent
8 November 2008
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Firework
Display at Warden House school Gates open: 6.15pm; Fireworks: 7.30pm.
Adults £4, children £2.
Tel: 01304 375040
E-mail: office@warden-house.kent.sch.uk
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www.warden-house.kent.sch.uk |
Dover
6 November 2010
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Fireworks
for Diwali at Ramada Hotel Dover
Tel: 01304 872841
Email: events@ramadadover.co.uk
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www.ramadadover.co.uk |
Gillingham
6 November 2010
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This year’s fireworks display takes place on Saturday, 6
November at
The Great Lines Heritage Park, Gillingham. A bonfire will be lit at 7pm
followed by the fireworks at 7.30pm |
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Groombridge,
nr Tunbridge Wells
6 November 2010
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Fabulous
Fireworks to Music Groombridge Place Gardens
Tel: 01892 861444
Email: office@groombridge.co.uk |
sitheartofkent.com/ |
Hernhill
6 November 2010
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The family fireworks event of the season takes place at
Mount Ephraim on Saturday 6th November 2010 at 7:30 pm. Very well known
and run, this excellent display will be complete with a Licensed
Bar, Food and Entertainment to make your night go with a bang.
The beautiful grounds of this grand house make a wonderful backdrop to
the stunning displays from Phoenix Fireworks of Sevenoaks who
have held the title of British Firework Champions!! They won the
title after a fierce and dare I say heated competition on Plymouth Hoe
- take a look here on youtube – the finale is genuinely spectacular. So
come early and get a good spot – the gates open at 6pm. You can get
tickets in advance for just £8 which includes 1 adult and up to 3
children under 14. Tickets will be £10 on the night.
Credit/Debit card HOTLINE - 01227 787787 Email us at
- fireworks@dawesca.co.uk OR Call 07513 750145
Tickets can also be bought at the following places :
Ashford Tourist Information Office, 18 The Churchyard,
Ashford, Kent, TN23 1QG. 01233 629165
Boughton The Village Shop, The Street.
Canterbury Tourist Information, The Buttermarket, (Opposite
Cathedral Entrance)
Dunkirk V Howland’s Farm Shop, London Road Dunkirk.
Faversham Fleur De Lis, Preston Street.
M&J Supplies, St. Johns Road.
Rival 116 West Street.
Hernhill The Three Horseshoes, Staplestreet
The Red Lion, Hernhill Village Green.
Teynham Greenstreet Phamacy, 105 London Road. ( Closed 1pm
Saturdays)
Whitstable Elliott’s Coffee Shop, Harbour Street.
Staines Farm Shop, 61 High Street.
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http://dawesca.co.uk/fireworks/
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Sandwich,
Kent
7 November 2010
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Christmas Lights Carnival with a parade through the town
and lights switch on at the Guildhall. Firework finale on the Quayside.
Starting from 6.30pm Tel: 01304 205108 Email: tic@doveruk.com; drterryhooper@aol.com
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www.whitecliffscountry.org.uk
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Edenbridge,
Kent
7November 2009
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Edenbridge
in Kent hosts an annual parade of floats and entertainment
before burning a 30ft high Celebrity Guy - previous Guys have included
Tony Blair, Saddam Hussein and French president Jacques Chirac. Their
excellent website is packed with history and information about Guy
Fawkes Night, bonfire traditions and firework safety. This year's event
is on November 8, parade from 6 pm and fireworks at 7.30.
Edenbridge Bonfire Society Celebrations at The Recreation Ground,
Lingfield Road, Edenbridge
Email: lavers@zoom.co.uk |
www.edenbridgetown.com/bonfire_night/
bonfire_society/index.shtml |
Maidstone
6 November 2010
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Leeds
Castle Firework Spectacular. Tickets £17; children £10
Tel: 01622 765400 Email: sambromley@leeds-castle.co.uk
'The greatest firework show on earth' at Leeds Castle, Maidstone,
Kent, ME17 1PL
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www.leeds-castle.com |
Maidstone,
Kent
6 November 2010
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The
Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular at Museum of Kent Life, Lock Lane,
Maidstone, ME14 3AU
Bonfire & Firework Spectacular: Come
to Maidstone's Bonfire and Firework Spectacular at Kent Life,
where we
will be lighting up the skies over and counting down the seconds to the
lighting of our grand roaring bonfire and spectacular musical
firework
show. Join us in this
momentous celebration where we
will entertain you
all evening with amazing fire-performers, a spooky tunnel of
doom, music and glow stick galore. Hot and
cold food and refreshments, including a hog roast, burgers
hot dogs, chips, jacket potatoes, pies, pasties and
sandwiches will be
available all evening from our tearooms and outside outlets.Kent Life
Email: enquiries@kentlife.org.ukT
el: 01622 763936
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www.kentlife.org.uk/ |
Rainham
6 November 2010
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Upchurch
Family Fireworks (15th year) at Westmoor Farm, just off the A2 at
Rainham on Sat 6th Nov.
Gates open: 5.30pm: the usual family mix of food, fireworks and one of
Kent’s largest bonfires.Car parking is free on site £7 adults,
£5 for a child under 16; £20 for a family ticket of 2
adults and 2 children under 16.No advanced tickets, pay on the gate on
the day Email: upchurchfireworks@talktalk.net |
www.upchurchfireworks.co.uk
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Tenterden
6 November 2010
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Public
firework display by Renegade Pyrotechnics at Three Fields, Small Hythe
Road, Tenterden TN30 7LN. 7.30pm |
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Oxfordshire
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Bletchingdon
5 Nov 2010
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Join us for our Little Pub Fireworks, free admission for all
the family, bonfire, and BBQ. 6-8pm. The Blacks Head Inn
The Green Bletchingdon OX5 3DA Tel:
01869 350315 Email:
information@theblacksheadinn.com Price: FREE
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Bodicote
5 November 2010 |
The
famous annual firework display at Bodicote will be back again this year!
Gates Open 6.15 pm Firework display 7.30 pm £3.00
per person entry fee, under 5's free Guy Fawkes
competition for under 11's (prize for best Guy
and free entry) |
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Charlbury
6
November 2010
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Bonfire and Fireworks Display We are sure you all have this
date in your diaries, but just a reminder of a few details -
Gates Open at 6.00 pm - Bonfire lit at 6.30 pm - Fireworks with Music
at 7.00 pm We invite you all to join us for this annual
event and to enjoy a barbecue, baked potatoes, mulled wine and the bar
will be open throughout the evening! Tickets are available in various
shops around Charlbury - look out for the sign.
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http://www.charlburycricketclub.com/
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Culham Park, near Abingdon
6
November 2010
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Fireworks, Bonfire + Laser Show on Sat 6th November at
Culham Park, near Abingdon, off A415 (entrance:OX14 3DA) in support of
Help for Heroes. More info at www.culhampark.com/FireworkDisplay.html
or tel. 01235 848767. Gates open 5.30pm, display 7pm. Tickets Family
£12, Adult £5, Child £3 available from Goff Newsagent
- Abingdon, The BookStore, Bury Street (Precinct) - Abingdon, Vickery's
- Drayton, George & Dragon - Sutton Courtenay, Burgery's Newsagent
- Sutton Courtenay or on the gate. Discounted tickets: Family
£10, Adult £4, Child £2, from the website.
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www.culhampark.com/FireworkDisplay.html
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Faringdon
30 October 2010 |
Faringdon
Fireworks to Music Where: Faringdon House, Faringdon.
A magical display of fireworks and music will delight the whole family
at this event. Funfair rides, hot food provided by the Scouts, sweet
stalls; glow in the dark toys for sale; watch the Phosphorus torches of
the Morris Dancers. Time: Gates open from 6.00pm. Cost: Advance
tickets: £4.50 adults, £2.50 children (5-16), £13
family of four. On
the gate: £6 adult , £3 children (5-16), £16 family
of four. |
www.fireworksinfaringdon.co.uk/ |
Fernham
5 November 2010
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Fernham Fabulous Fireworks
Bonfire at 6.15pm, (quiet) children’s fireworks at 6.30pm, main display
at 7pm. Also the Phosphorus Morris dancers, who dance with fire! Mulled
wine and hot food available.All welcome. Family ticket £10 (2
adults/2 children)
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Henley
6 November 2010
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Henley Roundtable Fireworks Swiss Farm, Marlow Road,
Henley Lots of fairground attractions will be on site to
entertain everyone - while grown-ups will doubtless appreciate the beer
tent, hog roast and live entertainment.
Time: Gates open at 6.15pm Cost: Advance tickets: £4 adults,
£2 children. On the gate: £5 adults, £3 children.
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http://www.henleyroundtable.co.uk
/fireworks.asp
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Finmere
31 Oct 2010
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Fireworks night Professional firework display set to music -
in aid of the school. Gates 5pm, display 6pm. Hot food available (bbq,
chilli) and mulled wine and hot drinks. Hallowe'en fancy dress
competition for children - prizes for the best costumes. £3,
child £1, family £8. 5-8pm. 17:00 - 20:00
Village Hall (Finmere), Water Stratford Road,
Finmere Oxfordshire MK18 4AT Price: Family
ticket £8, Adults £3, Child £1
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Fringford Greem
5 Nov 2010
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An annual free-to-attend display in aid of the village hall.
Eats and drinks will be available. 5.30-8pm. :
Village hall Main Street Fringford OX27 Email:
webmaster@fringford.info Gates 5.30pm, entry by
donations. |
http://fringford.info |
Great
Milton
5 November 2010 |
Great
Milton Musical Fireworks, Great Milton Recreation
Ground (middle of the village - you can't miss it!) - OX44 7NT on
Friday November 5th. Long-running, family-friendly event with fab
fireworks, BBQ and bar for parents! 7pm, donations on the gate.
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Kidlington
5
November 2010 |
Fireworks
display, Friday 5th November at the Stratfield
Brake Recreation Ground, Kidlington. Gates open at 6pm, and the display
starts 7pm. You can buy tickets now from Exeter Hall in Kidlington (nb
office closed for lunch every day, 1-2pm), for £4/adult,
£3/child in
advance, or you can get them on the gate at £5/adult and
£3/child.
Limited disabled parking only; 01865 372143. More info on Kidlington
PC's . |
www.kidlington-pc.gov.uk |
Kingham
5
November 2010 |
FREE Spectacular Fireworks Display at
Kingham! Friday 5th November. The fun starts at 6pm, fireworks at 7pm.
Stalls, attractions – something for everyone. Lots of lovely things to
eat and drink: pig roast, burgers, hotdogs, mulled wine, hot chocolate,
bar… See you at the playing field in Kingham (near Chipping Norton). |
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Long
Hanborough
5 November 2010 |
Hanborough
Musical Fireworks will take place at The
Playing Fields, Roosevelt Road, Long Hanborough OX29 8JG on Friday
November 5th. Fairground rides, BBQ, hotdogs, jacket potatoes, mulled
wine. Gates 6pm, display 7pm, £3 (Children £2) on the door.
More info
available from Vikki Beale 01993 883347 |
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The Oxford Round
Table Firework Display, South Park
6
November 2010 |
Oxford Round Table Fireworks and Bonfire
Oxford Round Table are proud to announce their 43rd annual Fireworks
Display to take place at South Park, Oxford. FIREWORKS * BONFIRE * 38ft
WICKER MAN * FUNFAIR * CATERING VILLAGE * JACK FM MUSIC STAGE. Gates
open 5pm. £12 family (including 2 adults 2 children) * under 8's
FREE. South Park, Headington, Oxford, Oxfordshire.
07989 438553
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www.oxfordfireworks.co.uk |
Oxford
5
November 2010 |
St Michael's
School, Marston Rd. OX3 0EJ. Friday 5th November. Family friendly
fireworks and bonfire night. Food and drinks available. Gates open
5.30pm, fireworks 6.30pm. Advance tickets £2.50 adult,
£1.50 child, family (2 + 3) £7. On the door: £3
adult, £2 child, £8 family. 01865 241476.
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Hinksey Park
TBA
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Fireworks For Little
Ones, Toddler friendly fireworks display. Lake Street
Playgroup, Hinksey Park, Grandpont. Thursday 5th November 5 -
6pm, £5 Family Pass
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. http://www.lakestreetplaygroup.org.uk/ |
Botley
TBA
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Botley
Primary School, Elms Road, Botley OX2 9JZ. Friday November 6th A spectacular firework display and barbecue. 6pm.
£3 each / £12 family of 5 07733
480605. wendy.cunning@tiscali.co.uk
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Oxford
5 November 2010
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22nd oxford sea
scouts firework display fireworks night with b.b.q and
refreshments disabled access raising funds for a new boiler and heating
system for the scout hut 18:45 - 20:30
22nd oxford sea scouts headquaters meadow lane off
donnington bridge road cowley Cowley ox44bi Tel:
07866186904 Email:
lorraine@crowther9661.freeserve.co.uk Price:
£5 per adult £3.50 children £15 family of 4 Age
restriction: any age
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Chipping Norton
TBA
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Chipping Norton Fireworks at the Chipping Norton
Rugby Club Gates
18:00 £8 Family ( £10 on the night ) £3 Adult (
£3.50 on the night ) £2 Child ( £2.50 on the night )
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www.chippingnorton.net |
Bampton
TBA |
Bampton Fireworks display at the Bampton Recreation
Ground
Gates open 18.00 £6 Adult
£3 Child £15 family in advance email:
jeff.dando@trw.com |
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Didcot
6 November 2010
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The Didcot
Charity Fireworks Display will be held on Saturday 6th November 2010 at
the Lloyd Recreation Ground on Brasenose Road, Didcot. OX11 7BN. Gates
open 5.30pm, Bonfire lit 6.15pm, Fireworks start 7pm. Fun Fair, food
inc pig roast, and hot drinks available. The event will be opened by
Didcot's Mayor, John Flood. On the gate: £5, OAP/children
£3, Family (2+3) £12. Advanced tickets: £4,
OAP/children (4-16 years; under 3s go free) £2.50, Family
£10. Available from: The One Stop Shop Didcot Civic Hall, Newbury
Building Society, Broad Way, and Thorntons, Didcot Orchard Centre.
Proceeds to charity - organised by Didcot Rotary Club,
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Risinghurst
30 October 2010
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Risinghurst and Sandhills Parish Council event. There will
be refreshments. Gates 6.30pm, fireworks 7.15pm. £3, 5-16 yrs
£1.: 30 Oct 2010 18:30 - 20:00 One day only
Where: Playing fields Grovelands Road Risinghurst
OX3 8JA Tel: 01865 453910 Email:
barbara.naylor@ntlworld.com Price:
£3 5-16 YRS £1
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Standlake
TBA
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Standlake Firework Spectacular
1st Standlake & Cokethorpe Sea
Scouts, Standlake Village Hall
Playing Field Gates open
18.00 £3.50 Adult/£1.50 Child
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Thornborough Village
TBA
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Thornborough Village Bonfire and Firework
Display Nash Road Field Gates open 19.00 £4 adults, £2 senior
citizens, children
email:
race-secretary@tssc-mail.org.uk Tel.
01280 814434
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http://www.bucksinfo.net/tssc/
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Thame
6 November 2010
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Thame Primary Schools Partnership Firework Display
Fantastic Firework Display, mulled wine, hot chocolates and hot dogs -
a great event for all the family, which raises money for the 3 Thame
Primary Schools. Buy tickets in advance from the schools or on the gate
£5.00 adults, £2.00 children. On: 17.30 Until:
19.30 Address: Lord William Lower School, Thame, Oxon, OX9 3LF
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Weston On The green
30 October 2010
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Village Bonfire Party and Fireworks Display. at Playing
Field 6.30pm Bonfire & 7pm Fireworks Pumpkin lanterns
and ghouls/witches/skeletons welcome! Helpers are needed for bonfire
construction (10-12 Saturday 30th Oct) . Also we will need bonfire wood
(e.g. pallets, sheds, conifers etc.) Please contact Paul Warren 350770
to organise collection/delivery to playing field.
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Wheatley
6 November 2010
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Wheatley Primary School PTA are running their annual
firework event on Sat 6th November at Wheatley Primary School,
Littleworth Road. Gates open at 5.30pm and the firework display starts
at 7pm. We have plenty of entertainment - fairground rides and
sidestalls, bar, mulled wine, pig roast, hot dogs, baked potatoes,
children's fun tent and music. Tickets cost £5 for adults,
£3 for children/OAPs or £15 for a family of five. You can
get a special offer family ticket for £12 if you buy it in
advance. For more information ring Paula Hood on 07974 448717.
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Witney
30 October 2010
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Trick,
Treat and Treason
Some of the Oxford fireworks displays are taking inspiration from
Halloween. This year the Curbridge Bonfire celebrations at Witney
United Football Stadium has a few tricks and treats in store as the Guy
Fawkes party takes place on Halloween. As well as the Guy judging
competition, children are invited to come along in fancy dress. Gates
open at 5.30pm and the bonfire will be lit at 7pm with fireworks at
7.30pm. |
www.Curbridge-Fireworks.co.uk |
Wolvercote
5 November 2010
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Fireworks on Wolvercote Green outside The Plough, Upper
Wolvercote (who are organising things). Also BBQ and bonfire, starting
around 6pm, and we are assured that the cows will be moved in good time!
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Wytham
TBA
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Wytham Firework Display, Wytham
Recreation Ground, Saturday November 14th. Firing at
6.30pm, gates open from 5.30pm. Entrance £5, under 14s FREE, Hot
snacks on sale and licensed bar. |
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Youlbury
1 November 2010
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The Oxford University Scout and Guide Group
(OUSGG)invite you to their annual Firework and Bonfire evening at
Youlbury on Monday 1st November. The event includes fireworks, a
bonfire, and a Jacket Potato supper (bring your own topping). There
will be a small charge - no more than £5 - to cover the cost of
the event. This cost will be reduced if you are able to provide
transport from the centre of Oxford to Youlbury (and back afterwards).
If you are interested in coming along, then you need to contact
chair@ousgg.org.uk so you can be catered for and added to the mailing
list for the event.
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Somerset & Avon
Aust
5 November 2010
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Aust
Bonfire Night A fireworks display at the Boars Head in Aust Main Street
with 80% of the proceeds going to the NSPCC and 20% to local churches.
Food and drinks available. Fund raising raffles and best.guy
competition.
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Bath
4November 2010
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Celebrate
Bonfire Night and enjoy Bath’s biggest public firework
displays. Bath
Recreation Ground Fireworks Display, organised by Bath Rotary Club
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Bath
6 November 2010
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7.00 pm University of Bath – Public Firework Display – Claverton Down
Bath There will be a funfair, radio roadshow, fireworks display,
performances showcasing student talent from fire juggling to singing
and dancing. The event is organised by Bath Rag, the student
fundraising group at the University of Bath. Cost: free, but Rag
volunteers will be around on the night to collect a suggested donation
of £2 per person
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Bradley Stoke
7 November 2010 |
4.30 Display 6.30 Bradley Stoke
Town Council – Bradley
Stoke Jubilee Centre The Town Council is inviting all residents and
neighbours to a professional public firework display. Gates open at
4.30 and hot food will be served from 4.45pm so don’t be late if you
want to eat. |
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Bristol
6 November 2010
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6pm – 9pm Star FM Firework Display – Sutherlands Avenue Playing Fields
Downend. Hosted by Downend Round Table this year’s display promises to
be an extravaganza of fireworks with not one but two displays plus
children’s entertainment and PA from Star Radio. Tickets cost £5/
£3
for children.
http://downendfireworks.co.uk/default.aspx
Bristol
5 November 2010 6pm –till late
Keynsham Rugby Club Firework Display - Crown Fields Bristol Road
Keynsham
All the fun of the fair with this display – Fireworks – music –
fairground rides - and a barbecue serving hot festive food and drink
and all topped off with a fantastic glowing display of hot air balloons
– a night to remember and all for only £15.00 for the whole
family.
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http://downendfireworks.co.uk/default.aspx |
Bristol
6 November 2010
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6pm - display 8pm Puxton Park Firework Display –
Cowslip - Lane Hewish BS24 6AH
At Puxton Park there's the usual Guy Fawkes celebrations but this year
they're planning a bigger, better display. Gates open at 6pm and the
fireworks start at 8pm. It's £5 entry on the gate and under-twos
go
free. They'll be festive fare plus family fun.
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http://www.puxton.co.uk |
Bristol
7 November 2010
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7.00pm-10.30pm The Trinity Centre. Trinity Road, Bristol.
BS2 0NW. Tel 01179351200 / www.3ca.org.uk
Free Fireworks Party. A great night out for all the family kicks off
with a dazzling Fireworks display and Bristol Samba drummers at 7.30pm
with hot cider on sale and a selection of hot food to keep you warm.
Dizraeli and the Small Gods round off a night of free entertainment
with their live music performance. Entry is FREE to the public.
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Bristol
4/5 November 2010
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Bristol
Zoo Gardens: 4-5th November - Bangless Bonfire Nights
Family-friendly celebrations.
Bristol Zoo Gardens, Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HA. 0117 974 7399
www.bristolzoo.org.uk
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www.bristolzoo.org.uk. |
Bristol
7 November 2010
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The
fireworks
spectacular at Bristol's County Cricket Ground
is back Gloucestershire Cricket Club Firework Fiesta
The annual display at the County Ground in Neville Road. Gates open at
4.30pm and there's a fun fair, food and a children's display, followed
by the grand finale. Information: 01275 832377. |
Gloucestershire
County Cricket Club |
Bristol
6 November 2010 |
Bristol Charity Fireworks Fiesta - Durdham Downs
. The Downs firework displayProbably Bristol's
biggest firework event with an evening of entertainment for all the
family. Featuring a radio roadshow, bonfire, fireworks and more. Site
opens at 5pm, bonfire lit at 7pm and fireworks at 7.30pm. NOTE: No
sparklers or own fireworks are allowed on site. Cost: £4 for
adults, £3 for children and £12 for a family of four.
Parking is available on site and around the Downs. |
Bristol Charity Fireworks Fiesta - Durdham Downs
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Bridgewater
5 November 2010
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Bridgwater's
famous Guy Fawkes Carnival. 7pm. Tel: 01278 421795 Email: doug@bridgwatercarnival.org.uk
at
St. Matthew's Field. 7pm start This event is sponsered by Bridgewater
Town Council. |
www.bridgewatercarnival.org.uk |
Bridgewater
4 November 2010 |
Grand Firework Display – A spectacular free
firework display at St Matthew's Field, Bridgwater. 7:00pm start.
Sponsored by Bridgwater Town Council. For details contact Bridgwater
Tourist Information Centre on 01278 436438. |
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Burnham-on-Sea
7 November 2010 |
Grand Firework Display - A spectacular free firework
display on
the Esplanade, Burnham-on-Sea - 7:00pm start (to be confirmed).
Sponsored by Burnham-on-Sea & Highbridge Town Council. For details
contact Burnham-on-Sea Tourist Information Centre on 01278 787852 |
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Easter
Compton
5 November 2010 |
Easter Compton
Firework
FiestaFireworks display in the playing
fields. Gates open 6.30pm, fire lit 7pm.
Adults £3, children £1.50. Hot food, drinks and glow-sticks
for sale.
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Frome
28 November 2010 |
Christmas Spectacular Cattle Market and Market
Place, Frome Free community Christmas event for residents and visitors
to Frome including fun fair rides, reindeer, Santa’s grotto, music and
drama performances, fireworks, arts and crafts activities, circus
skills, Christmas markets, carol singing, advent service/procession and
the official town Christmas lights switch on. 2-5:30pm. Tel: 01373
465757 |
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Clevedon
7 November 2010 |
6.30 display 7.30 Clevedon Round Table firework
Display – Dial Hill Cricket Ground Clevedon
This should be quite an event as it is joint hosted by ‘Firestorm’ - a
local firework display company. There will also be funfair rides and
plenty of festive fair to keep you warm. Tickets £3 in advance or
£4 on the night. |
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Minehead
5 November 2010 |
A SPECTACULAR fireworks display is again set to light the
skies of Minehead on November 5 following the success of last year’s
event. Organisers Butlins and West Somerset Council will be hoping for
a similar turnout to last year, when several thousand people spilled
out on to the seafront to watch the show. Julian Highfield, Butlins
resort director, said: “As usual, entry to the fireworks and the market
will be free, as will rides on the resort’s funfair. “Our car park will
be open on the evening, for which we will again be asking for a
£1 donation to charity. “Traditional family favourite street
entertainers and colourful characters will also be on hand to entertain
the crowds.” He added: “We were delighted to celebrate the special
fireworks day with the community last year and their support ensured it
really went with a bang.” West Somerset Council will be hosting another
market on the seafront, which community organisations and arts and
crafts people can book for £8.50. The market opens at 4.30pm.
Hotdogs, jacket potatoes, candyfloss, toffee apples and much more will
be available. The firework finale fires off from the beachfront car
park at 7pm. Michael Downes, West Somerset Council’s lead member for
economic development and tourism, said: “We hope local community groups
and arts and crafts people will take advantage of the chance to join
the market and make the most of the evening.” |
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Nailsea
6 November 2010 |
Nailsea and Backwell Rugby Club Nailsea's annual
firework display includes a full 30 minute aerial firework display
choreographed to music.Thirty foot bonfire lit at 6.45pm with fireworks
at 7.15pm. Doors are open at 6pm with food, hot drinks and a bar.
Tickets £2.50 for adults, £1.50 for children, £7 for
families - in advance from rugby club and local stores. Information:
01275 810818. |
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Portishead
6 November 2010 |
6pm – 8pm High Down Junior School, firework display -
Down Road, Portishead A strictly family event with no alcohol, personal
fireworks or sparklers allowed. For little ones worried about the noise
of fireworks, a viewing room is available for primary-aged children.
Tickets are available from the school, West Hill Auto Spares, Morgan
Westley, Read & Rite Books and Makit in Portishead. Gates open at
6.30pm; display starts at 7.30pm Cost: £3 in advance or £5
on the gate |
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Priddy
6 November 2010 |
6.30 pm Priddy Firework Display – Priddy Somerset BA5
3BB One of the best Bonfire Nights in Somerset. Fireworks, Best Guy,
bonfire, bar, food, bouncy castle. I haven't got the start time yet,
but it usually opens 6:30 for a 7pm start. Please check back nearer the
day. Admission is free; but the Friendly Society members will be
rattling buckets. Fancy dress is optional... Parking is on the
roadside; please be considerate of the residents and leave plenty of
room for access by the emergency services - thanks. |
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Taunton,
Somerset
30th October 2010 |
Taunton Racecourse, Orchard Portman, Taunton,
Somerset, TA3 7BL Time: Gates open: 3pm, Fireworks: 7.30pm (all times
approx). Prices: £5, Familt ticket £18, U3's FREE The
Taunton Bonfire Night Fireworks at Taunton Racecourse is the BIGGEST
and BEST Firework Event in the South West . With trade stalls,
funfair rides, art and crafts, climbing wall, food and bars there will
be plenty to do! Heart FM’s Bush Troy and Paulina will be at the event
presenting through out the day. The Wurzels, one of Somersets well
known bands will be on from 5pm. The main event will be the best
Firework Display with music from a world class sound system. Don’t miss
out!!!!!!! The Taunton Bonfire Night Fireworks opens at 3pm
untill 9pm. The Fireworks will go off at 7.30pm. For a great evening of
fireworks and fun for the family, head to the 2010 Taunton Bonfire
Night Fireworks at Taunton Racecourse! |
http://www.tauntonfireworks.com/ |
Taunton,
Somerset
30th October 2010 |
Wyvern Club Fireworks Extravaganza The Wyvern Club,
Mountfields Road, Taunton
01823-284591 mailto:manager@wyvernclub.co.uk |
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Taunton,
Somerset
3 November 2010 |
Taunton,
Somerset
Hatch Beauchamp Charity Bonfire & Firework
Display ('one of the largest, most spectacular bonfire and firework
displays in the area choreographed to music'). Gates open 5pm.; Start
7pm; tickets on gate.
Venue: Hatch Beauchamp Playing Fields, Nr Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6SG;
Gates open: 5pm - Display starts at 7pm
Tel: 0844 884 5369
Website: www.hatchfireworks.co.uk
Email enquiries@hatchfireworks.co.ukTaunton,
Somerset |
www.hatchfireworks.co.uk |
Taunton,
Somerset
3 November 2010 |
Guy
Fawkes Celebration
- Ticket Event Once again Halswell lights up the sky for the
annual Guy Fawkes Night celebration. The Ball Room will be given over
to story-telling in the grand manner of Tudor times together with
ghostly appearances from Sir Nicholas and Lady Brigett . Come along to
what is probably one of the most spectacular pyrotechnic displays in
the southwest and join in the fun. Tickets will be onsale from late
September 2010 and are priced at £7.50 for adults and £3.00
for children under 12 years. Call 0845 204 1066 or email
info@halswellevents.co.uk to book Gates open at 6.30pm with the main
attraction lighting up the sky at 7.30pm. |
www.halswellevents.co.uk |
Taunton,
Somerset
5 November 2009 |
Thurlbear
Primary School Fireworks Night .Thurlbear CE VA Primary School, Thurlbear,
Taunton TA3
5BW
Adults £2 Child
£1
Pre-schoolers FREE of charge It starts with the judging of the guys at
6.30 pm, followed by an impressive firework display at 7pm and bonfire.
There will be a barbeque, bar and refreshments available.
Tel; 01823 442277 |
thurlbearprimary.co.uk |
Taunton,
Somerset
6 November 2010 |
Staplegrove
Scouts Manor Road Staplegrove Taunton TA2 6EL. Gates open at
6pm Signposted from Post Office. New Hot Food Stalls, Drinks,
Entertainment. Fire Lit 7pm Adults £3.50, Children £1.50.
Call 01823 354407 for enquiries |
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Taunton,
Somerset
6 November 2010 |
Oake Manor - Spectacular
Firework Display Oake Manor Golf Club, Gates open at 5pm, display
at 6.30pm prompt. Hog roast and BBQ available from 5.30pm. Plus a free
disco. PAY ON ENTRY ADULTS £5, CHILDREN £2, UNDER 5's FREE.
IN AID OF OAKE & BRADFORD SCHOOL |
http://www.oakemanor.wd-uk.com/
occasions.php |
Taunton
7 November 2010 |
Bonfire Night with Fireworks at The Princess Royal, Taunton
Canon Street, Taunton, TA1 1SW
Directions We are located in Canon Street in central
Taunton immediately opposite the entrance to the Canon Street car park.
You can reach us on foot from the town centre in a few minutes from
either St James St (turn right into Canon St) or from Hammet St through
the Canon St car park. We are also just a few minutes walk from
Somerset County Cricket Club St James St entrance (cross over St James
St to Canon St, and we're just 200 yds or so up on the left hand side).
Telephone 01823 275604 |
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Taunton,
Somerset
15 November 2010
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Taunton
Christmas Lights Join Total Star for the Taunton Christmas Lights turn
on! A truly memorable annual event. Join the residents of Taunton
and Somerset for the annual Christmas Lights switch on, parade and
fireworks spectacular. Come early to enjoy the atmosphere and
live events happening all over town. Starting at 3.45pm fun for
all the family! |
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Thornbury
7 November 2010 |
5.30pm Children’s display 6.30pm main display 7.30pm
Thornbury Round Table Firework Display Mundy Playing Fields Thornbury
As well as the fantastic display including a special earlier children’s
display there will be funfair rides, seasonal fare and stalls – a great
night out for all the family. Admission £4 and £3 for
children. |
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Tockington
30 October 2010 |
Oldown Country Park - Foxholes Lane, Tockington The
country park is closing to the public at the end of the year and hopes
to go out with a bit of a bang with this fireworks party. Gates open
5.30pm. |
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Weston-Super-Mare
6 November 2010 |
18:00 Weston Super Mare Cricket Club
Devonshire Road (opposite Broadoak School)
Weston-Super-Mare North Somerset,BS23 4NY Bonfire and Fireworks night
for all the family For anyone wanting a fantastic evening of fireworks
in a safe and friendly atmosphere then this event is not to be missed.
The fireworks are provided by a professional organisation and never
fail to keep the crowd pleased... Opening the gates at 6:00pm you can
relax and enjoy yourself before the fire gets going at 7.00pm and then
the spectacular fireworks starting at 7.15pm There is a fully licensed
bar for the adults amongst you and food will be available throughout
the whole evening. Please join us at one of Weston's premier events
Family Ticket - £10 (2 adults/2 children) Adult - £5 Child
£3 Child under 3 = FREE |
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Yeovil
4 November 2010 |
Firework
Spectacular - Yeovil Town Football Club Last years event was attended
by hundreds of families and this years display promises to be just as
good. Yeovil Town Football Club, Huish Park, Yeovil BA22 8YF Tel: 01935
84788
Gates open at 6.00pm. The bonfire will be lit around 7.00pm ish and
fireworks will commence at 7.30pm.Family ticket (2 adults and 2
children) £15, Adults £6, Child £3, Under 3's free |
http://www.ytfc.net/page/
NewsDetail/0,,10673~1833591,00.html |
Yeovil
5 November 2010 |
Yeovil Lions Branch Club and
Yeovil Round Tables
present their 41st and biggest ever annual firework charity
extravaganza! Darth Vader & Storm Troopers attending Firework
Extravaganza : Darth Vader & Storm Troopers
Yeovil Showground. Gates open at 5.30pm. The bonfire will be lit
and the fireworks will commence between 7.30pm and 8.00pm. Full car
£15, Pedestrians Adult £5, Child £3 Advance
discounted tickets available from Yeovil Fireworks.
Darth Vader, Royal Guards and Storm Troopers will be in attendance from
5.30pm. Yeovil Showground,Two Tower Lane,off
Dorchester Road A37Yeovil BA20 2RN.
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www.yeovilfireworks.com |
Yeovil
5 November 2010 |
2nd Charity
Fireworks
Extravaganza 2010 - Westlands Conference & Leisure Complex Fun
fair, BBQ and live entertainment. Westland Conference and Leisure
Complex, Westbourne Close, Yeovil, BA20 2DD. Tel: 01935 848380
Gates open 5.00pm. The bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm and fireworks
commence at 7.30pm Family ticket £15 Adults
£5, Child £3 ADVANCED TICKETS (from Westland
Leisure Complex on 01935 848 380) or on-line
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www.yeovilfireworks.com |
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Carnival
heritage wins £41,000 lottery grant
11:00 - 15-July-2010
The Carnivals In Somerset Promotion Project group has made a successful
bid for Heritage Lottery funding to promote and conserve the history of
the area's famous illuminated carnivals. A Heritage Lottery Fund grant
of £41,000 has been secured to develop a range of facilities and
key element will be a mobile exhibition unit, due to make its first
appearance on Wells Cathedral Green on August 4. It will then be
touring the county and elsewhere.The exhibition van will display the
history, heritage, culture and community of the carnivals through
images, video, text and memorabilia. The van also has a recording
facility to collect oral histories and memories. Anyone with carnival
memorabilia is invited to bring it along. A carnival DVD and
educational package for schools is being prepared.
The Carnivals in Somerset Promotion Project (CISPP), was formed by
volunteers in January 2009, in response to concerns that the heritage
of Somerset's illuminated carnivals could be lost unless more people
are encouraged to take part in the tradition.The carnivals bring in an
estimated £40 million of tourist and other revenue each year.
Around 10,000 people are thought to be involved in carnival and there
are more than 50 float clubs and another 100 or so other clubs who
enter as walking groups or individuals.
The origins of carnivals in Somerset can be traced back to the famous
Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes and his fellow conspirators
failed in their attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament. King James
I and his parliament decreed that the events of November 5 should be
commemorated annually with the lighting of bonfires which led to a
tradition of merrymaking out which the carnivals were born. The
Bridgwater Carnival (the oldest event of its kind in the UK) can be
traced back to 1847 through journalistic records.
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The Somerset
Carnivals are
highly
regarded as the largest illuminated processions in the world.
They
occur late on in the year at various locations including: Bridgwater,
Burnham-on-Sea, Chard, Ilminster, Glastonbury, North Petherton, Shepton
Mallet, Taunton, Wellington, Wells, Weston-Super-Mare, and Yeovil.
The
carnivals in
Somerset date back to 400 years, and are one of the most spectacular
events in Somerset today. In some of the bigger locations (such as
Bridgwater), you can expect to see crowds of more than 120,000.
The carnival floats (or carts as they are sometimes referred as), are
designed and built by dedicated carnival clubs around the West Country.
These carnival clubs have many members who raise money throughout the
year, and work relentlessly to achieve the spectacular carnival
entries. The carnival floats take part in the carnival parade along
with other entries; these range from clowns dancing
in the streets to 100ft illuminated carnival floats (some with up to
30,000
light bulbs) pulled by tractors.
The timing of the West Country Carnival
close to the British celebration of Bonfire night is no coincidence, as
the roots of the original carnival in Bridgwater date back to
1605.
Guy Fawkes is the character most associated with the plot to blow up
the Houses of Parliament, however the instigator was Jesuit priest
Robert Parsons from Nether Stowey, a short distance from Bridgwater.
Parsons and his colleagues were Catholics who wanted to put an end to
the Protestant King James VI and Parliament of the day, in order to put
an end to catholic persecution, hence they planned their ill-fated
attempt on 5 November 1605.
Bonfire night is a major annual
celebration across the whole of England, but it is likely that the
reason that the West Country Carnival was originally so keenly
celebrated is that the South West towns were predominantly Protestant —
hence the celebration of Robert Parsons' (and Guy Fawkes') failure. The
religious origins of the event are almost forgotten and far less
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The Carnival Circuit
The Bridgwater carnival was the first
carnival of its type, however other carnival processions within the
South West began some years ago. They start in late August and continue
until late November. The oldest and largest circuit is the Somerset
County Guy Fawkes Carnival Association Circuit which starts at
Bridgwater, with many of the carts will appear in all of the carnivals.
Prizes are awarded in several categories for the best carts in each
carnival.
The three circuits are:
* Wessex Grand Prix Circuit: Sturminster Newton, the
third Thursday in August/weekend before Bank Holiday; Trowbridge; Mere;
Frome; Shaftesbury; Gillingham; Castle Cary & Ansford; Wincanton;
Warminster
* South Somerset Federation Of Carnival Committee
Circuit: Wellington held on the last Saturday in September; Ilminster;
Chard; Taunton; Yeovil
* Somerset County Guy Fawkes Carnival Association
Circuit: Bridgwater on the Friday following the nearest Thursday to 5
November; North Petherton on the following Saturday; Burnham-on-Sea on
the following Monday; Shepton Mallet on the following Wednesday; Wells
on the following Friday; Glastonbury & Chilkwell on the following
Saturday; Weston-super-Mare on the following Monday, the last carnival
in the whole circuit. From 2012 this will change with Bridgwater on the
first Saturday after 5 November, Weston-super-Mare on the following
Friday, North Petherton on the second Saturday, Burnham-on-Sea on the
following Monday, Shepton Mallet on the following Wednesday, Wells on
the third Friday and Glastonbury on the third Saturday.
[edit] Carts and floats
Uniquely in the West Country, the vehicles are called carnival "carts",
unlike other carnivals where the term carnival float is used. The term
"cart" is still used today to describe the large and elaborate trailers
used in the procession. Carts are built by local clubs of individuals
funded totally by charitable donations and sponsorship from local
businesses.
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Carts
are always themed, with no restriction on the theme from the organising
committee. Regularly chosen themes include:
* Popular children's books - like Alice in Wonderland
* Favourite children's characters - such as Disney
characters
* Scenes or themes from history - like Pre-Historic,
Victorian or famous Battles
* Scenes or themes from around the world - such as
Australia, Rio de Janeiro or Spanish
* Travel and transport - such as cars or trains,
e.g. The Chattanooga Choo-Choo
* Popular themes of the day - including pop songs or
dances
* The future or exploration - such as space
Carts include both music and costumed people to complete their theme.
People and items on the cart can either be moving, or static in tableau
format - the later being difficult to hold position for on a cold
November evening.
Today these carts are driven by farm tractors, and usually also tow a
large diesel driven electricity generator to provide the huge amount of
power required to power the carts. Some generators used can provide
over one megawatt of power, with 10,000 to 30,000 light bulbs not
uncommon on a modern day cart.[8] The tractors themselves are often
decorated to match the rest of the cart and generator, and in some
cases modified so that the driver is positioned low down between the
two front wheels. This allows for a higher degree of decoration without
obscuring the driver's view. The length of the entire cart is often
built to the maximum allowable of 100 feet (30 m).
These floats are also interspersed with walking exhibits, either groups
or singles, and occasional marching bands or majorette troupes.
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Bridgwater [route/map]
The
origins of our
annual carnival in Bridgwater can be traced back to the Gunpowder Plot
of 1605 when Guy Fawkes and his fellow conspirators, failed in their
attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament. That story is well known
to everyone, but what is not so widely acknowledged is that it was King
James 1st and his parliament who decreed that the events of 5 November
should be commemorated annually with the lighting of bonfires, a
tradition which is celebrated across the nation to this very day.
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4th
November (Fri) |
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7:00pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Burnham-on-Sea
/ Highbridge [route/map]
In the
late 1800s
and contininuing into the 1900s Burnham celebrated November 5th with a
bonfire in the High Street to which were rolled blazing tar barrels. In
about 1907/8 there were concerns about safety and it was decided to
have the bonfire on a field and a torchlight procession starting
in
the High Street and processing to the bonfire field. Thus in 1909
Burnham had its first Torchlight Carnival Procession. This
format continued until the outbreak of World War One ,and the carnival
did not return until 1923.It then continued as an evening carnival
until 1939, when an afternoon procession was held. Festivities
were cocooned until 1947 and the event grew in size and popularity to
become one of the most popular carnivals in Essex.Afternoon events were
held on the Mildmay Ironworks Field and there were madi gras type
events in the High Street after the procession. In the 1950s a full
Funfair was introduced into the High Street and this remained until
1966. There were problems in this year and the
following year an small afternoon procession was organised .1967 saw an
Evening procession back,now at the end of September and much curtailed
from pre-1966. Subsequent committees have built that
carnival up to what you now see today, with one of the most successful
Carnivals in the South East of England.
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7th
November (Mon) |
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7:30pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Castle
Cary
The
Castle Cary
& Ansford Carnivals take place annually in October. Our Children’s
Carnival usually takes place on the afternoon of the second Saturday,
when children and parents process through Castle Cary town centre. The
Illuminated Carnival takes places on the evening of the following
Saturday.Around the time of the Illuminated Carnival, a
fun fair is in town, and high street traders compete in a
window-dressing competition. The Carnival Committee produces a 64-page
Carnival Programme,on sale locally, which provides information about
the Carnival, serves as a directory to the local businesses that
advertise in it, and includes competitions. On our pages you will see
line drawings that have appeared in our Programmes, drawn by Committee
member Pam Pope. On the evening of the procession there are barbeques,
hog roasts, and other hot food and drinks around the town.
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15th
October (Sat) |
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7:30pm |
Wessex
GP |
Chard
(route/map)
In
1967,
representatives from the League of Friends and Chard Youth Centre met
to discuss ways in which to raise money for the respective groups.
Gerald Quick, Mervyn Ball, Tom Miller and Wendy Clulow decided that the
best option would be to revive Chard Carnival, after a break of 13
years. The carnival is now in its 43rd year and has
raised over £85,000 pounds for local charities and organisations,
including Chard Christmas Lights, Children’s Hospice South West, Chard
Hospital and all the local schools. In the early
1970’s, Chard, Ilminster, Wellington and Taunton formed the South
Somerset Federation of Carnivals, with Yeovil joining at a later date.
This provided a competition for the best entries from the 5 towns
taking part.
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8th
October (Sat) |
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7:15pm |
South
Somerset FC |
Crewkerne
Sandra
Shore,
secretary of the now-disbanded committee, said: "It was felt that due
to the current climate and the difficulty in fund raising, obtaining
sponsorship, the cost of public-liability insurance and new rulings on
health and safety, it would be impossible to commit to staging this
event with the limited funds the committee had in reserve following the
disastrous summer last year and the poor attendance of floats at the
carnival in December
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Frome
Carnival
has been
in Frome since 1929 having been founded by Mr Alan Bennett together
with others who worked at that time for Butler and Tanners, a local
printing firm who are still one of the main employers in the town.
Frome carnival grew in popularity over the years and this was aided by
the fact that Mr Bennets daughter Hazel met and married Mr Roy Butler
M.B.E. he became known as "Mr Carnival" and was well known in the
community for his dedication to the carnival charity which was formed
to help local people in need.
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24th September (Sat)
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7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
Gillingham
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8th
October (Sat) |
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7:30pm |
Wessex
GP |
Glastonbury [route/map]
Glastonbury,
with
Bridgwater, is the biggest. At each carnival there are collections to
raise money for charities.The Carnival takes over the town for one day,
starting at around 7.30 in the evening. Thousands of people pour in
from near and far, traffic is closed off, and the town reeks of hot dog
stands and outdoor snack bars. People line the streets, all wrapped up
against the cold, and the Carnival floats weave through town. It's
quite a close-and-friendly affair. Apart from crowds in the streets,
people hold parties in houses along the route and the pubs fill up
after the event. Kids love it - there's a fairyland element to it, even
though the high-volume music makes it a little, shall we say, modern!
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12th
November (Sat) |
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7.00pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Ilminster
This
is the second Carnival in the Somerset circuit, Ilminster is a small
market town South of Taunton. Ilminster
always have some good organisation and put on a well organised show
with more entries than most towns. There are prizes for 1st, 2nd and
third in their different classes, there is a cup for “Spirit of
Carnival”
It's a fun night out for all the family and you can help raise
funds
for charities or the clubs for the next year's entry. Thousands attend
the carnival, so watch out as parking can get very limited on carnival
nights and the town centre can often be cut off to traffic during the
carnival.
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1st
October (Sat) |
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7:15pm |
South
Somerset FC |
Mere
A popular annual event started in 1928 when Mere Carnival was founded.
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17th
September (Sat) |
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7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
Midsomer
Norton [route/map]
A very enjoyable Carnival which has been running since 1948
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10th
November (Thur) |
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7:15pm |
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North
Petherton [route/map]
North
Petherton
Guy Fawkes Carnival, was formed in 1948, and joined the Somerset County
Guy Fawkes Carnival Association in 1952,and is regarded by many of our
thousands of spectators, as the family carnival. This is due mainly to
the fact that it held on a Saturday night, which allows the youngsters
to stay up a little later than normal. The other reason is that is runs
straight through the town of North Petherton, Somerset, with no awkward
turns, causing unnecessary hold ups. As with thousands of
visitors
converged into our small town emergencies will always happen and no
amount of planning will not eliminatethis, please be
patient as the emergency services will deal with theses as soon as
possible, and allow the carnival to resume, if they need to be
on the route. North
Petherton Guy Fawkes Carnival, offers ample viewing throughout the
whole route, which allows even the youngest and eldest of our visitors,
to watch this marvelous spectacle of light, sound and
movement. We
do not charge for admission to one of the three, largest illuminated
carnivals in the world, however a street collection will take place
during the carnival itself, by numerous collectors and
collecting vehicles, proceeds of which, go towards the running of the
carnival, prize money and finally the local
charities
of which we support. We are always grateful for any amount we collect,
however our collections have equated to only 30p a head. With
over three hours of entertainment from the dedicated entrants and the
cost for them to build these exquisite entries, we urge you to give at
least £3 per head from your group of
friends or
family, and secure the future of North Petherton Carnival for future
generations, to marvel over.
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5th
November (Sat) |
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7:00pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury
Carnival is an annual event that has become part of Shaftesbury’s
history. This year will be the 133rd Carnival, a great achievement that
involves hundreds of people to make it such a great success. A lot of
people give their time voluntarily including people driving Courtesy
cars for our Mayor and retiring royal family, collecting vehicles who
turn out year after year, the many marshals that walk miles back and
forth, the owners of the land at our assembly areas, who are always
most helpful and of course, our sponsors for their continued financial
support, without which the Carnival could not survive. There are more
too numerous to mention, so thank you, thank you, thank you all.
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1st
October (Sat) |
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7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
Shepton
Mallet [route/map]
The
origins of
Shepton Mallet’s carnival are some what unique. It all began because
the town needed a community centre. In the early 1960s the Shepton
Mallet Community Association was inaugurated to raise funds for the
project.Organisations from across the town and surrounding villages
pulled together and it was agreed that bringing carnival to Shepton
Mallet was one way to draw in much needed funds.A Carnival committee
was set up in 1965 and carnival came to Shepton Mallet. Over the
following decades, thousands of pounds have been raised for local
charities, unfortunately donations to the community centre fund were
stopped when it was realised that for various reasons the centre would
not be set up.Mr Bob Kerslake and Mrs Maura Kerslake were amongst the
founder members with Mr Lionel Edwards as chairman an office he held
for thirty years this he handed over to Don Clifford who remains as
chairman at the present time. In the years that followed, from 1965 the
sponsorship raised by the carnival queens and princesses has done much
to cover the running costs, with street collections making up the
balance to cover costs and make donations yearly to local clubs and
charities.Over the years the carnival grew and in 1978 there were a
record 151 entries. It was at this stage that the decision was made to
no longer plough money into the community centre fund, there still
being no visible progress on that project. In fact Shepton Mallet 30
years later still does not have a community hall.
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9th
November (Wed) |
 |
7:30pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Sturminster
Newton
EVENTS
start on
Sunday in the run-up to Sturminster Newton Carnival with a church
service, a walk round Broad Oak, and skittles at the Bull. On Monday
there is a jumble sale, on Tuesday a pet show and darts at the Royal
British Legion, on Wednesday a quiz, and on Thursday the fun fair will
open and the Dorset Doddlers carnival fun run will take place. Bingo on
Friday, August 20, is followed by carnival day itself. Sir Thomas
Tyldesley's Regiment of Foote will be at Durrant re-enacting the
battles of the English Civil war. In the afternoon there will be
children's fancy dress, and an evening parade celebrating the
carnival's 60th anniversary. The day will end with a firework
spectacular.
|
20th
August (Sat) |
 |
7:15pm |
Wessex
GP |
Taunton
The
Taunton
Carnival is over a 1.5 mile long route and features stunning
illuminated floats and walking entries with lights, glitz and
glam.BUSINESS administration apprentice Lizzy Grigg was crowned Miss
Taunton 2010 at a ceremony at Taunton’s Albemarle Centre. Lizzy will
head the Taunton carnival parade in October.
|
15th
October (Sat) |
 |
7:00pm |
South
Somerset FC |
Trowbridge
Come
along to the
town carnival. Leaves Canal Road at 7pm, and makes its way through the
town centre before finishing at Cradle Bridge (by the library)
Entry forms and a route map are available form our website or the town
council offices at 10/12 Fore Street.
|
22nd
October (Sat) |
 |
7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
Warminster
carnival floats, bands & Masqueraders - 6:45pm from Boreham Road
|
290th
October (Sat) |
 |
7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
Wellington
WELLINGTON
Carnival, which was under threat because of a demand for £1,500
from
the Performing Rights Society, has been given a reprieve following
intervention by Taunton MP Jeremy Browne. The society wanted to claim
the money under a new law. But carnival chairperson Josephine Chave was
able to negotiate a substantial reduction after Mr Browne took up the
cause. The carnival is set to go ahead as planned on September 25th
|
24th
September (Sat) |
 |
7:30pm |
South
Somerset FC |
Wells
[route/map]
The
Wells Carnival
is a spectacle not to be missed. It is said be the biggest illuminated
carnival in the world. These huge floats make their way slowly through
the medieval streets intertwined with street performers with highly
inventive and stunning costumes. As it is dark at this time of year the
blaze of colourful lights, music, dancing and beautifully tailored
costumes on these floats creates a unique and exciting atmosphere. The
tableau floats usually depict a scene with all the performers in a
fixed pose effectively creating a living picture.
The carnival is Free to see and all
these floats are created by enthusiasts who are raising money for
Charity.
The 2010 Wells carnival is scheduled to
take place
on Friday 12th November at 7.00pm and is a must see for anyone planning
to come to the area. There is also a fun fair in the market place.
|
11th
November (Fri) |
 |
7:00pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
Weston-super-Mare
NEW ROUTE - [route/map]
WESTON-SUPER-MARE
ILLUMINATED CARNIVAL, A SPECTACLE OF LIGHT, MUSIC & COLOUR The
earliest newspaper records concerning Weston super Mare November
Carnival go back to 1871. In those days it was usual for the
Parade to
start at the Knightstone Island and after wending its way through
almost every street in the town, it dispersed on the beach, where
bonfires were lit and effigies burned. These were not only Guy
Fawkes,
but any unpopular figure of local disdain or even international
infamy.This year approximately 100,000 spectators are expected to line
the route around the town. There will be around 130 entries, of which
50 will be large illuminated floats up to 100 feet long and up to 17
feet high.
|
14th
November (Mon) |
 |
7:15pm |
Somerset
County GFCA |
| Wincanton |
October cancelled
|
 |
7:00pm |
Wessex
GP |
| Yeovil |
unknown |
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List of carnival clubs
The following is a list of major carnival
clubs and their home town locations:
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- 2Rs Carnival Club - Temple Cloud, near
Bristol, Somerset
- Aliens Carnival Club - Frome, Somerset
- Aysheberton Stannary Carnival Club - Ashburton,
Devon
- Axminster Young Farmers Carnival Club -
Axminster, Devon
- Bridgwater YMCA Carnival Club -
Bridgwater
- Brimgrovers Juvenile Carnival Club -
Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset
- Britannia Carnival Club - Castle Cary, Somerset
- British Flag Carnival Club -
Bridgwater, Somerset
- Cavaliers Carnival Club -
Bridgwater
- Cary Comedians Carnival Club
- Castle Cary, Somerset
- Centurions Carnival Club - a tableau club based in Bridgwater
- Club 2000 Carnival Club - Chard, Somerset
- Cobra Carnival Club - Wells,
Somerset
- Crazy Crew Carnival Club - Bristol
- Crusaders Carnival Club -
Bridgwater, Somerset
- Domino Carnival Club - Chard,
Somerset
- Dynamites Carnival Club - Glastonbury,
Somerset
- Elcipse Carnival Club Devon
- En-spired Carnival Club - Salisbury,
Wiltshire
- Excalibur Carnival Club - Topsham, Devon
- Gemini Carnival Club -
Ilminster, Somerset
- Globe Carnival Club - Wells,
Somerset
- Gorgons Carnival Club -
Wells, Somerset
- Gremlins Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Griffens Carnival Club - created by the
merger of the Griffens and Bath Bridge Carnival Clubs
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- Harlequin Carnival Club - Ilminster,
Somerset
- Hillview Juvenile Carnival Club
- Highbridge, Somerset
- Hot Rock Carnival Club - Gillingham,
Dorset
- Huckyduck Carnival Club - Coleford,
Somerset
- Ipplepen Carnival Club - Ipplepen, near Newton
Abbot, Devon
- Just Georges Carnival Club -
Sturminster Newton, Dorset
- Key Kids Juvenile Carnival Club - Meare,
Glastonbury, Somerset
- King William Carnival Club -
Glastonbury, Somerset
- Kipling Cubs Juvenile Carnival Club -
Shaftesbury, Dorset
- Lime Kiln Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Luckington Carnival Club - Coleford,
Somerset
- Mardons Carnival Club - Midsomer Norton,
Somerset
- Magnum Carnival Club - Blandford Forum,
Dorset
- Marina Sydenham Juvenile Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Marketeers Carnival Club -
Bridgwater
- Masqueraders Carnival Club -
Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset
- Mendip Vale Carnival Club -
Wells, Somerset
- Mojo Carnival Club - Shepton
Mallet, Somerset
- Motiv8 Carnival Club - Yeovil, Somerset
- Mutineers Carnival Club - Teignmouth,
Devon
- Natajacks Carnival Club - Frome, Somerset
- New Beginnings Carnival Club - Taunton,
Somerset
- New Market Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Nunsford Nutters Carnival Club
- Colyton, Devon
- Nunsford Nymphos Carnival Club -
Colyton, Devon
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- Oasis Carnival Club - Frome,
Somerset
- One Plus One Carnival Club - Ilminster,
Somerset
- Pentathlon Carnival Club - North
Petherton, Somerset
- Peredins Carnival Club -
Southampton, Hampshire
- Phoenix Carnival Club - Cullompton, Devon
- Poppe Inne Carnival Club - Tatworth
near Chard, Somerset
- Rainbow Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Ramblers Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Rascals Juvenile Carnival Club -
Ilminster, Somerset
- Renegades Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Revellers Carnival Club -
Motcombe near Shaftesbury, Dorset
- Shambles Carnival Club -
Shepton Mallet, Somerset
- Seaton Explorers Carnival Club - Seaton,
Devon
- Sidvale Carnival Club - Sidford, Devon
- Spangles Carnival Club -
Ilminster, Somerset
- St. Peters Carnival Club - Yeovil,
Somerset
- Tango Juvenile Carnival Club - Salcombe Regis, Devon
- Toppers Juvenile Carnival Club - North
Petherton, Somerset
- Vagabonds Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Waterside Carnival Club - Midsomer
Norton, Somerset
- Wells and Glastonbury Young Farmers
Carnival Club - Wells and Glastonbury, Somerset
- Westonzoyland Carnival Club - Westonzoyland,
Somerset
- Wick Carnival Club -
Glastonbury, Somerset
- Wilfs Carnival Club - Bridgwater
- Wills Carnival Club -
Bridgwater, Somerset
- Xtreme Carnival Club - Ilminster,
Somerset
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Surrey
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Bisley
30 October 2010
|
Bisley,
Stickledown Range, National Shooting Centre, Grand
fireworks display by Dragon Fireworks Ticketed event –
advanced discounted tickets or purchase on the night 19:00
Bisley fireworks dislay starts
|
www.nra.org.uk |
Bramley
6 November 2010 |
17:40
Music in Library Car Park
18:00 Assembly of guys in Library Car Park
18:15 Pedestrians without torches proceed to field
18:20 Judging of guys
18:25 Presentation of Prizes
18:40 Piper to lead Torchlight procession
|
www.bramleyparish.co.uk/ |
Brockham
6 November 2010 |
Brockham
Bonfire is the largest
bonfire and firework display in the UK staged to celebrate the
Gunpowder Plot! 18:15
Procession leaves Village Green - 19:45
Light of the Bonfire- 20:15
Brockham fireworks display starts |
www.brockhambonfire.com/ |
Chiddingfold
6 November 2010 |
6.30 - Torches go
on sale at St. Mary’s school. 7.00 - Procession from St. Mary’s school.
7.30 - Bonfire lit.
8.00 - Fireworks |
www.bonfire.chidd.org.uk |
Chobham Firework
Extravganza
5 November 2010
|
Chobham Rudgy Club, Windsor Road, Chobham GU24 8NA
Stunning fireworks set to music. Theme: 40 years of Films
18:00 Gates open 20:00 Fireworks (come early to avoid the
queues) Advanced Tickets: Adult (over 16)
£4.00 Child £2.00 On
the Gate Adult (over 16) £5.00
Child £3.00 Beer tent, Barbecue, Chips,
Hot Drinks,KrispyKreme Doughnuts, Sweets, Popcorn, Candy Floss, Glow in
the dark novelties
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Cranleigh,
Surrey
6 November 2010 |
Cranleigh
in Surrey hosts an exciting free display with a friendly
village atmosphere. Children compete to make the best Guy, which then
leads the procession through the streets to the Common where the
bonfire and firework display takes place. 18:30 Procession leavess from
Park Mead, 19:20 Bonfire is lit on Cranleigh Common, 20:00 Cranleigh
fireworks display by Selster Fireworks starts Free entry with
collections for local charities. For more information see the Cranleigh
Village Community Website. |
www.cranleighlions.org |
Effingham
5 November 2010
|
Effingham Fireworks
18:00 procession
18:45 Bonfire is lit
19:30 Fireworks
Fairground and BBQ. Advance tickets £3 (from shops on
Effingham shopping parade), on the gate £5, under 12s free
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Epsom,
Surrey
6th November 2010 |
Lighting up the skies above South London and Surrey,
the Epsom fireworks display celebrates Bonfire Night with many a fizz,
bang and pop to keep the crowds happy. Taking place on the day
after
Bonfire Night, the Epsom fireworks display brings all the fun of this
long standing autumnal tradition to the Hook Road Arena. Organised by
the 7th Epsom Scouts, the display is taking place to help raise funds
for local charities, with money taken from ticket sales being donated
to a variety of good causes. The sight of bright and
multicoloured
rockets, fountains and mines exploding in the night sky usually elicits
more than a few gasps and cheers from both young and old in the crowd,
and the Epsom fireworks display is bound to be a popular event with all
ages. Kids can also have a go on the funfair rides at the event, to
keep them occupied before the display begins. 2010 marks the
405th
anniversary of the plot to blow up parliament, and the Epsom fireworks
display will be marking the occasion with a huge pyrotechnics display.
There's nothing quite like the sight and sound of fireworks to drive
away the autumn chills, so wrap up warm and take the whole family to
Hook Park Arena to enjoy all the fun. A free park and ride service is
available to and from the park on the night of the event. The Epsom
fireworks display takes place on Saturday 6th November 2010. Gates open
at 5.30pm, and the display begins at 7.30pm. Tickets are available in
advance and on the day itself; click back soon for further information
on the price of tickets.
Email: epsomscouts@uk2.net |
www.epsomfireworks.com |
Farnham
6th November 2010 |
Farnham Roundtable Firework Fiesta, Farnham Park. 18.30
torchlight procession leaves Central Car Park
19:30 bonifre lit 19:45 fireworks Advance tickets Adult £5, child
(5-16) £3, under 5s free. Family of 4 (2+2) £12 from The
Herald Offices in East Street and other outlets . On the night
Adult £6, child £4. Proceeds to local charity.
|
www.farnhamroundtable.org.u |
Godalming,
Surrey
6th November 2010
|
Godalming
& Villages Lions Club - Annual Town Bonfire & Grand Firework
Display 19:00 torchlight procession from The Pepperpot
19:30 torchlight procession arrives at the Church, Town Mayor will
light the bonfire 20:00 grand Firework Display starts.) The
Godalming bonfire and
fireworks will be on The Lammas Lands behind The United Church, Bridge
Road, Godalming.
Tel: (Graeme Hutson) 07909 900693 Email: upholster@lineone.net |
www.godalming-tc.gov.uk |
Guildford,
Surrey
5
November 2010 |
Guildford
Lions Fireworks Fiesta, Stoke Park, Guildford. As usual there will be a
torchlight procession from the High Street heading up to the London
Road and into the park. All profits from the event will be
donated to
the Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Group (Guildford ) , the Surrey
Advertiser SAPoppyMillion campaign in support of the Royal British
Legion Poppy Appeal and to the Guildford Lions Club’s local community
projects. 96.4 Eagle Radio presenters will on site from 6:30pm to keep
everybody entertained and informed. Torches on sale at the Guildhall
price £5 each from 6:45pm Mayoral address at 7:30pm. Torchlight
procession leaves from the Guildhall at 7:45pm Funfair and fast food
available all evening. Torchlight procession arrives at 8:15pm. Beacon
lighting at 8:25pm. Fireworks start at 8:30pm
Entry to Stoke Park is entirely free of charge but we do ask our
audience to make a donation of at least £2 per person. Tel:
(Graeme Hutson) 07909 900693 Email: upholster@lineone.net |
Guildford
Lions website |
Lingfield
Racecourse
5 November 2010
|
Lingfield
Park Fireworks : Gates will open at 6pm and they'll
be plenty of time to eat and drink before the big display.
A traditional bonfire will be lit to start the evening with the
fireworks due to start around 7.30pm.
Ticketed event please visit Lingfield Park's website or call for
further details www.lingfieldpark.co.uk or call 01342 834 800.
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http://www.lingfieldpark.co.uk
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Ripley
5 November 2010 |
19:15
Torch lit procession starts from Village Hall (torches available for
purchase)
20:00 (approx) Lighting of the Bonfire by Bonfire Queen Ripley
fireworks display starts20:00 (approx) |
www.ripleyvillage.org.uk/ |
Weybridge
7th November 2010
|
Mercedes Benz World, Wellington Way 18:00 Gates open 19:30
Fireworks Food and bar available. Advance and door tickets
cost adults £6, children under 16 £4, children under five
free and family £15.
|
http://www2.mercedes-benz.co.uk/ |
Woking
6th
November 2010
|
Woking At Woking Park
6.00 - Gates Open 8.00 - Fireworks Woking
Ticketed event – advanced discounted tickets or purchase on the night
20:00 Woking fireworks display starts
Adults on the night £6.00, children
£4, family £15.
Available from Woking Leisure Centre. |
www.wokingroundtable.co.uk/
|
Sussex
Not many places have stronger bonfire traditions than
Sussex. Where
in other places, celebrations of the Gunpowder Plot have dwindled to be
little more than suburban garden fires and boxed fireworks, the
enormous bonfires and stunning fireworks displays across Sussex
continue.Sussex bonfires kick off in October and continue
through November. Many of the county’s towns and villages have
their
own bonfire societies, which organise their event every year.
Bonfire
societies tour around the county taking part in the torchlight
processions in each town and village.Many of the societies
are long established, although Lewes in the oldest of the Sussex
organisations. The Lewes societies originated in the 17th century
after the 5 November celebrations across the county spiralled out of
control and became riotous, drunken events, which sparked a crackdown
by authorities. Bonfire societies were formed to bring the
bonfire
boys, and their events into some kind of order.Sussex
bonfires began to take a more organised form in the 19th century, after
an unsuccessful attempt by police to put a stop to the
celebrations.
This is when the Sussex bonfires became organised torch-lit processions
accompanied by drummers and banners, like we know them today.
Many of
the societies dropped their distinctive disguises for more elaborate
fancy dress. Each of the societies still have their own
‘uniform’,
which often gives clues to how the society was formed.
In
1066 Country, the Hastings, Battle and Rye bonfire societies play big
parts in the gunpowder season, organising events that draw tens of
thousands of people to the area celebrate bonfire night in spectacular
fashion.
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Brighton
5 November 2010
|
Heart's Fun at the Fireworks, Brighton Racecourse, Brighton,
Sussex BN2, 01273 603580
5th November. Fun evening of family entertainment - Heart FM Radio
presenters live on stage plus live performance from a VERY SPECIAL
artist followed by an amazing fireworks and laser finale set to all of
your favourite tunes! Plus fairground rides, indoor and outdoor food
and drink outlets. All proceeds to Have a Heart charity for children.
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Commercial
Square |
Crowborough
11/09/10
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Saturday 11th September
sees this year’s second Sussex Bonfire procession of the year, with a
trip to one of the highest places in Sussex, Crowborough. The main
event of the evening gets underway at 7pm, when wreaths are laid at the
war memorial, which I believe is at All Saints Church, next to the
green.The procession gets underway at 7:30, from Chapel Green, just
after the crowning of the carnival queen at 7:15. After leaving the
green at 7:15, two hours of processing through the streets of the town
get underway, with a long ramble right round the town, which last year
was in the area south of Crowborough Hill and took in a refreshment
stop at the Bricklayers Arms in Whitehill Road, but the details of
which can be found in the programme, which is available in the town.
The route of the procession will take the procession of torches and
floats through the streets and back to the Chapel Green area for about
9:30pm.
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Crowborough |
24 October 2009
|
If
you want to support and up and coming bonfire society, then maybe
Eastbourne will be the night for you. Reformed after a long
absence in 2001, Eastbourne is a small yet friendly society, who can be
seen with their distinctive banner and unevenly spaced Guernsey stripes
at all of the main events in Sussex.Advertising themselves as a family
friendly event, the discharging of rook scarers, flares and other scary
things in the procession is strictly prohibited and the procession will
actually take place along the promenade in the town, rather than along
the road. It’s no great secret in bonfire circles that Eastbourne have
had a hard time with the council, who have made it difficult even
for torches to be part of the procession in the past, I believe citing
reasons such as “fire risk to buildings” as an excuse not to have a
torchlit procession. The procession will leave about 7:30 from
Silverdale Cross and end with an explosive firework display and beacon
on the beach around 8:30, behind the bandstand, so a nice early one and
good for the kids, with the added advantage that the area is well lit
and policed, making it one of the safest events on the calendar. One
final note, it is illegal to drink on the streets in Eastbourne, and
accordingly drinking is prohibited both in the procession and in the
crowd. |
Eastbourne
Borough |
23 October 2010
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Fletching |
19/09/09
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Mayfield |
Hailsham
16th October 2010
|
Hailsham
Bonfire Society celebrations
7.30pm – 10pm
|
Hailsham
Bonfire Society
website |
Hastings
17th October 2009
|
Hastings Bonfire Society celebrations. Hastings’
bonfire coincides with the anniversary of the
Battle of Hastings and takes place as part Hastings Week, our annual
celebration of the battle that changed English history.
From 7pm
|
Hastings Bonfire Society website |
Lewes
23
October 2010 |
Nevill
Juvenile Bonfire Society was formed, almost by accident, in 1967, when
two local men had their own bonfires destroyed before the 5th November,
and decided to have a community bonfire, with forty of their friends
and 50 torches, along with fireworks and a small set piece, on the
local allotments.Within two years the society were using 1500 torches
in four processions and within five years they had over 500
members. Today the society marches with a large number of
visiting societies, making an impressive snake around the Nevill
estate, headed up with their own colourful costumes and green and white
striped guernseys. Topical cartoon or toy related tabs are
usually the order of the day with Nevill, last year a giant Lego Batman
was hauled through the streets to meet a firey, explosive end, in
recognition of the 50th birthday of Lego and the Batman film, the Dark
Knight, which had been released earlier in the year. Events kick off at
six when the first procession forms up in Highdown Road for a march to
the green, where poppies will be lit and the Martyrs’ Memorial will
also be set off. The Last Post will be played and there will be a
minutes silence, before the procession returns to Highdown Road. At
half seven the main procession will form up and leave at around quarter
to eight. Taking around seventy five minutes, it will wind its
way around most of Nevill before heading down to The Green and up the
Nevill Road to the firesite at Landport Bottom, which, confusingly, is
neither where the Landport Estate is or the bottom of anywhere!
It’s more commonly known as “The Race Hill” and it’s where Borough
Bonfire have their fireworks on the fifth! After the fireworks have
completed the final procession will form up in Highdown Road, do a loop
of Firle Crescent and Mount Harry Road before returning the the
headquarters for Bonfire Prayers! Don’t forget to support Nevill by
buying a programme, which are available from the shops on the estate
and by paying the small £3 charge for adults to enter the
firesite. Don’t forget that accompanied kids are free!
There will be a collection for charities along the route, please don’t
forget to give generously!
From 6.30pm
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Nevill
Juvenile Bonfire Society website |
Littlehampton
30 October 2010
|
Littlehampton
Bonfire Society celebrations
Start time to be confirmed
|
Littlehampton
Bonfire Society website
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Firle
23
October 2010 |
Firle,
who have a long history and are the only big society that don’t invite
other societies to attend their procession. Not because they are
an unfriendly lot, but because there are so many members and such a
small village, that there just would be room for everyone! Famous
for its fire banners coming down the hill, Firle is a great
destination, but being small, it’s often overcrowded, so
hopefully the clash with Fletching this year will help relieve some of
this. Winner of the “Where In Sussex Best Bonfire Brew” in 2005,
I will be sad to not be attending this year. There is usually a
charge for parking at Firle Place and the fireworks are always
spectacular. Those heading to Firle hoping for something
controversial will be sadly disappointed, as Firle bonfire is, as it
always has been, a celebration for the villagers of Firle. |
Firle Bonfire
Society website |
Battle,
East Sussex
6th November 2010
|
Battle
Bonfire Boyes- Battlefield, Battle East Sussex
A procession of bonfire societies and bands around Abbey Green followed
by a huge bonfire.Admission by donation, the collection on the night
goes to local charities and good causes, processions starts 7.45pm.
Bonfire lit at 9pm.
Battle
Bonfire Society Celebrations. Battle bonfire
society plays a big
part in the gunpowder season, organising events that draw tens of
thousands of people to the area celebrate bonfire night in spectacular
fashion. During the 17th century a roaring gunpowder trade
operated from Battle,
with the largest works being on the site of the Powdermills
Hotel. It
was these seemingly inconspicuous works that reportedly supplied Guy
Fawkes prior to his plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament on 5
November 1605.
|
www.battelbonfire.co.uk |
Hastings
Firework display
6 November 2010
|
Firework
display at Blacklands School, Osborne Close, Hastings TN34 2HU
Start 7pm. Small entrance fee |
Hastings & Borough |
Hove
6th November 2010
|
Nevill
Sports Ground, Nevill Road, Hove BN3 7QQ
Large display. One of the top ten displays in the UK, as recommended by
The Times. Gates open at 6.00pm and the display is scheduled to start
at 7:30pm. Tickets: Adult - £10, Junior (16 and under) -
£5, Children (Under 5) - Free, Family Ticket (2 adults and 2
children) - £25.
Email info@familyfireworks.co.uk
|
www.familyfireworks.co.uk/
www.sussexcricket.co.uk/tickets/fireworks
and
www.brightonlions.freeserve.co.uk
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Newick
30 October 2010
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For details of Newick Bonfire Night please
see our Programme which is available in most local shops and pubs.
Newick Bonfire Night is provided for Newick residents only as we are a
small Society with limited manpower and funds so are unable to provide
facilities for visitors. The roads, including the A272, will be closed
from 6.30pm-11pm and there are very few places to park in the village.
Please do not park on the procession routes. We regret we are unable to
provide answers to queries about the night which can be found in the
Programme.Newick Bonfire Society celebrations
6pm-10.30pm
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Newick Bonfire Society website
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Hove
5th November 2010
|
Sussex County Cricket Ground (SCCC), Eaton Road : Large display
organised jointly by the Brighton Lions and Sussex County Cricket
Supporters Club. Gates open at 6.00pm and the display starts at
7.30pm. Tickets: Adult - £10, Junior (16 and under) -
£5, Children
(Under 5) - Free, Family Ticket (2 adults and 2 children) - £25.
Ticket
sales from the Club Shop or from the SCCC website (dates they go on
sale to be confirmed). (Reserve date - 6th November).
|
www.sussexcricket.co.uk/tickets/fireworks
and
www.brightonlions.freeserve.co.uk |
Lewes
Bonfire
Night celebrations
5
November 2010 |
Massive
annual bonfire event takes place throughout the town, organised by
several local bonfire societies. There are seven different Bonfire
Societies in Lewes, each with their own marching procession, bonfire
and firework display. From 5pm Lewes will be closed to traffic.
Be warned that roads in the town are closed and there are no parking
facilities. You may also have a long wait on public transport. Most
processions take place between 7pm and 9.30pm on the High Street.
From about 10.15pm the societies return from their fire sites and from
11pm most have their final processions leading to 'bonfire prayers' to
round off the evening. Very large crowds expected (around 150,000
people come to Lewes to watch the celebrations). Unsuitable for small
children and pets. Note : Lewes Bonfire Council urge people from
outside the Lewes locality to celebrate in their own area due to travel
problems and very crowded streets.
Lewes Bonfire Society Celebrations
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www.lewesbonfirecouncil.org.uk
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Winchelsea,
East Sussex
Winchelsea Bonfire Boyes Celebrations
6th November 2010
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Winchelsea,
East Sussex
Winchelsea Bonfire Boyes Celebrations
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www.winchelsea.net/community/societies.htm |
Lancing - Beach Green
3rd November 2010 |
Funfair and Charity
Firework event on Beach Green, Lancing. Funfair opens
6pm. Fireworks approx 9pm. Event organised by Showtime Amusements
(01243) 576471. Charity fundraising in aid of St Barnabas. (Part of The
Adur Town Centres Initiative). For information please
contact : David Steadman, Adur Town Centres and Street Scene
Coordinator, Tel : (01273) 263152
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Lindfield
4 November 2010
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7.30pm – Torchlight procession starts from
King Edward Hall
8pm – Bonfire is lit at end of
procession on Lindfield Common
8.15pm – Grand fireworks display
begins
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Lindfield
Bonfire
Society website |
Bexhill-on-Sea
5 November 2010
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Firework
display at St Peter and St Paul School, Buckhurst Road
Tel: 01424 211073 |
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Rye,
East Sussex
13 November 2010
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Rye,
East Sussex
Rye Bonfire Society Celebrations. Rye bonfire
society plays a big
part in the gunpowder season, organising events that draw tens of
thousands of people to the area celebrate bonfire night in spectacular
fashion. |
www.ryebonfire.co.uk |
Shoreham-by-Sea
13th November 2010
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Shoreham-by-Sea - Beach bonfire, fireworks and procession :
Starts 6.30pm until midnight. Beach Green and foreshore adjacent to
Church of the Good Shepherd.
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http://www.shorehambonfire.co.uk |
Chailey
7 November 2010
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Chailey
Bonfire Society Celebrations
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www.escis.org.uk |
South
Heighton
30 October 2010
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South
Heighton Bonfire Society Celebrations
Email: bonfire@southheighton.com
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www.southheighton.com |
Robertsbridge
20 November 2010 |
Robertsbridge
Bonfire Society Celebrations
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www.robertsbridgebonfiresociety.com |
Barcombe,
West Sussex
20 November 2010
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Barcombe
Bonfire Society Celebrations
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www.barcombebonfire.co.uk |
Worthing
5th November 2010 |
Thomas A Becket Middle School : Professional firework display organised
by 'friends of the school'. Gates open 6pm for 7pm start. Refreshments
available. Tickets available in advance from school in Glebeside
Ave.
£10 family of 4 or £3 each. Limited tickets available on
night £4 each.
Entrances in Rectory Road and Glebeside Ave. No parking on school
grounds or in Glebeside Avenue as it gets very congested. |
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A Becket Middle School website |
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West Sussex
Selsey Fireworks
Fireworks with a TV music theme. You can buy
tickets in advance and there's a funfair as well as the bonfire and
fireworks.
Littlehampton
Bonfire
Promising a "mammoth bonfire". Sounds interesting.
Lindfield Bonfire
More than just a bonfire - more a way of life.
Cuckfield Bonfire
Proceeds to Holy Trinity School PTA. The
Cuckfield firework display is held at Cuckfield Park.
Heyshott Bonfire
A really good pagan firework display near
Midhurst.
Chailey Bonfire
What will the theme be this year....?
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16 October
23 October
30 October
5 November
6 November
13 November
20 November
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THE
SUSSEX BONFIRE SOCIETIES
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The
Sussex Bonfire Societies |
Below is a list of all the bonfire societies in Lewes
with a little bit of info on each, this will go some way in explaining
how fiercely the bonfire tradition is upheld in Lewes.
There are
at present seven bonfire societies within
Lewes all with their own traditions , bonfire , motto , costume and "
Colours " . . 
- Lewes Bonfire Council
- The Lewes Bonfire Council co-ordinates the
activities of the town's seven Bonfire Societies - Cliffe, Commercial
Square, Lewes Borough, Nevill Juvenile, Southover, South Street and
Waterloo.
- Cliffe Bonfire Society - official site
- Homepages from Cliffe Bonfire Society in Lewes
Formed 1853 . . Motto = Nulli Secundus . . 1st Pioneers = VikingsSmugglers = Black And White
Commercial
Square Bonfire Society
Formed 1855 . . Motto = For Independence . . 1st
Pioneers = North American Indians
Smugglers = Black And Gold
- Nevill Juvenile Bonfire Society
- Founded in 1967, Nevill Juvenile celebrate
with a
torchlit parade and fireworks.
Formed 1967 . . Motto = We Dare . . 1st Pioneers =
Valencians
Smugglers = Green And White
South Street Bonfire Society
Formed 1913 . . Motto = Faithful Unto Death . .
1st Pioneers = English Civil War
Smugglers = Brown And Cream
Southover Bonfire Society
Re-Formed 2005 . . Motto = Advance . . 1st
Pioneers = Priory Monks
Smugglers = Red And Black
- Waterloo Bonfire Society
- Unofficial pages of this Lewes society
Re-Formed 1964 . . Motto = True To Each Other . .
1st Pioneers = Mongolian Empire
Smugglers = Red And White
- Lewes Borough Bonfire Society
- In the home of Bonfire, this is the oldest
recorded
Society.
Formed 1853 . . Motto = Death or Glory . . 1st
Pioneers = Zulu Warriors
Smugglers = Blue And White
Orther Bonfire
Societies
Borough Bonfire Society
Edenbridge Bonfire Society
- Firesite
- Pages relating to Lewes Bonfire, information
and
pictures.
- Merrie Harriers Bonfire Society
- Over the years the Bonfire Society has
distributed
more than £23,000 to local good causes.
Established
over 10 years ago and now returning re-invigorated in 2010, Shoreham
has a beach bonfire, fireworks and procession
- Winchelsea
Bonfire Society
- Lewes Borough Bonfire Society
- In the home of Bonfire, this is the oldest
recorded
Society.
Formed 1853 . . Motto = Death or Glory . . 1st
Pioneers = Zulu Warriors
Smugglers = Blue And White
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This is a
list of all of the active sussex bonfire
societies outside Lewes , with a little bit of info on each one , this
will go some way in explaining how fiercely the bonfire tradition is
upheld in this neck of the woods. All but one or two by the way are in
East Sussex . . Why ?
. . Not all of them have their own bonfire night celebration , google
the society if want more information and most of them have their own
bonfire night celebrations different to the " Fifth "Why ?
. . . Me Thinks it
has got something to do with the Harvest Festival , Cinque Ports
Confederation and the freedom to roam at night during the close cross
English Channel fighting season and the many fire beacons raised in
Sussex to warn of advancing enemies , Many of the older societies are
either on a hill , coast or surrounded by fertile farmland used to
serve Lewes.
The wimpy Spanish and French would not normally dare
to try and cross the channel in choppy waters from September onwards ,
So we English lit fires and took to the streets and celebrated our
freedom.French Invasions , Spanish Armada , Sussex Martyrs ,
Guy Fawkes , Pagan and Harvest Festivals . Think about it ! . See the
bonfire night dates page for more details
- Barcombe Bonfire Society
- Information about their history, events and
activities. BBS is 'the closest to Lewes a non-Lewes Society gets'. Formed 1932 . . Main Bonfire Costume =
Japanese
- Battel
Bonfire Society
- Claims to be the oldest Bonfire Society in
England,with records going back to 1646. The event is held on the first
Saturday in November closest to the 5th.Formed
1907 . . Main Bonfire Costume = Saxons
Burgess Hill Bonfire Society
Re-Formed 1969 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Aztec Indians
- Chailey Bonfire Society
- News of this Sussex Society formed in 1966. Formed 1966 . .
- Main Bonfire Costume = Fancy Dress
- Crowborough Bonfire & Carnival
Society
- 50 years of bonfire and carnivalsFormed 1897 . . Main Bonfire Costume =
Spanish
East Hoathly
& Halland Bonfire & Carnival Society
Formed 1917 . . Main Bonfire Costume = Wild West
- Eastbourne Bonfire Society
- After 35 years Eastbourne rejoins the Sussex
bonfires
- Re-Formed 2001 . .
Main Bonfire Costume = Pirates
Ewhurst and Staplecross Bonfire Society
Formed ???? . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Harlequins
- Firle Bonfire Society
- "Firle upholds and promotes all that's
excellent
about traditional Sussex Bonfire and holds a Bonfire Night with
torchlit processions and fireworks each October". Re-Formed 1982 . . Main Bonfire Costume =
Valencian
Five Ashes
Bonfire Society
Formed 2000 . . Main Bonfire Costume = Pirates
- Fletching Bonfire Society
- Homepages of Fletching Bonfire Society
- Formed 1854 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Yeomen Warders
- Fletching Bonfire Society
- 'Hundreds of images and loads of info of our
bonfire
celebrations, Guy Fawkes day, gunpowder plot and 5th November'.
- Hailsham Bonfire Society
- Re-formed after am interval of 14 years, this
society became active again on the 400th anniversary of the Gunpowder
Plot to present a torchlight procession, bonfire and fireworks display.Re-Formed 2005 . . Main Bonfire Costume =
Victorian
- Hastings Borough Bonfire Society Links
- The Official HBBS. Formed
1995 . .
- Main Bonfire Costume = Red, Blue
& Gold Stripes ( Smugglers )
Lindfield Bonfire Society
Formed 1896 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Blue & White Stripes
- Littlehampton
- Sussex Champions 2004 'We burn to do good'
- Formed 1952 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Red Indians
Maresfield
Bonfire Society
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = Red Indians
Mayfield Bonfire Boyes & Belles
Formed 1556 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = French Revolution
Newick Bonfire Society
Formed 1937 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = Cavaliers
Robertsbridge
Bonfire Society
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = Monks
Robin Hood
Bonfire Society
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = Voodoo
Rotherfield &
Mark Cross Bonfire Society
Re-Formed 1970 . . Main Bonfire Costume = ????
Rye
& District Bonfire Society
Formed 1695 . . Main
Bonfire Costume = ????
South Heighton Bonfire Society
Formed 2003 . . Main Bonfire Costume = Blue &
Yellow Stripes
Uckfield Bonfire
& Carnival Society
Formed 1827 . . Main Bonfire Costume = Knights
Vines Cross
Bonfire Society
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = Voodoo
Whatlington
Renegades
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = ????
Who The Devil Are
We
Formed ???? . . Main Bonfire Costume = Devils
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Wiltshire
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Salisbury
6 November 2010
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Rotary Spireworks Bonfire and fireworks
display. Southern Counties Livestock Market, Netherhampton Road,
Salisbury, SP2 8LZ.
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Swindon
1November 2009 |
FREE
entry with a collection for the ‘Help The Heroes’ fund. Please click
for more information...
Address: The Ridge, Swindon Time: 19:00 Contact: 01793 721701
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Swindon
7November 2009
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Swindon Lions Club will
be holding its annual fireworks show at the Polo Ground,
Marlborough Road. The proceeds from the fireworks display will be used
by the Lions Club for charitable causes. Timings Gates
Open and Funfair from 5.30pm Firework display 7.15pm
promptly Ticket Sales details The
tickets on the gate on the evening of 7th November will be: Adults
£6.00 and Child / OAP £3.00. Advance
tickets at the advance prices of Adult £5.00, Child / OAP
£2.50, will be on sale from mid-October. You can
buy your tickets at the following outlets:
Nationwide Building Society, The Parade, Nationwide
Building Society, Regent Street, G&T Newsagent, 19
Drove Road
The Kings Arms Hotel Reception, Wood Street. Magnum
Wineshop, Wood Street & Swindon Information Centre,
Regent Street. For further information about the Fireworks Spectacular
and Fair please contact Lion Thelma Potts 01793 700063.
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Swindon
6 November 2010 |
Lydiard
Park, Lydiard Tregoze, Swindon Wiltshire SN5 3PA.
Entertainment during the evening plus various refreshment stalls. The
display is run by Swindon and North Wiltshire Scouts. 1st Purton and
Lydiard Scout Group oversee the organisation of the event. The display
is designed and fired by members of a team that cam second in the 2007
British Firework Display Championships. Please leave all your own
fireworks and sparklers at home! The use of fireworks and sparklers at
the event is not allowed. Free car parking on site (vehicles via Hook
Street only. Easy pedestrian access via Lydiard Park – please consider
walking as you will be able to exit the park a lot quicker after the
event has ended. Please allow enough time to enter the event before the
display begins!From Swindon town centre follow signs to West Swindon,
then M4 (West). Continue along A3102 to Blagrove Roundabout, turn right
onto Whitehill Way, take the 2nd turning left onto Hook Street, the
entrance to Lydiard Park is along on the right-hand-side.
tickets: £6 (adults); £3 (children). Starts 7pm
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Swindon
3 November 2009 |
No Loud Bangs - Fireworks Display . Annual 'child friendly'
fireworks display woth no 'loud bangs', giant bonfire and family barn
dance. Roves Farm,
Sevenhampton, Swindon, SN6 7QG Time: 17:00 Contact:
01793 763939 |
Roves Farm |
Swindon
3 November 2009 |
Fireworks
Display, Westlea Primary School, Bonfire and fireworks display. Hot
refreshments available. Time: 17:15
Contact: 01793 870469
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Swindon
5 November 2009
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Family Firework Display Catherine Wayte Primary School. Family
firework display. Gates open at 6pm. Refreshments available. Please
contact venue for more information. Time:
18:00 |
Catherine Wayte Primary School |
Swindon
5 November 2009 |
Firework Display and Bonfire Party Redlands Airfield
Presented by Pyrofantasia who use the airfield dropping
zone as a
theatre stage for the choreographed display. Gates open at 6.00pm and
the firework display starts at approximately 7.15 pm. There will be hot
food, tea, coffee and soft drinks available all evening as well as a
licensed bar selling lager, wine and mulled wine. Admission on the gate
is £4.00/adult, £2.00/child and under 3’s free. Please
contact Redlands
Airfield for more information. Time:
18:00 Contact: 01793 791014 |
Redlands Airfield |
Swindon
5 November 2009 |
Royal Oak, Bishopstone Join the
Royal Oak for some outdoor fun and fireworks. Build a guy,
bring some wood and fireworks, enjoy a hog roast, hot dogs and parking.
Please click for more information... Address: Cues
Lane, Swindon Time: 18:00 Contact:
01793 790481 |
Royal Oak, Bishopstone |
Swindon
5 November 2009 |
Fireworks Night at Riffs Riffs Bar Boy have we got some to let off!!! Address:
26 Greatfield, Swindon Time: 19:30 Contact:
01793 778304 |
Riffs Bar |
Fernham
6 November 2009 |
Fernham Fireworks Fernham village Gates open 6pm. Bonfire lit 6.15pm
and children’s display at 6.30pm.
Main display at 7pm. There will be Mulled Wine, Beer, Sausages, Chilli
and Candy Floss. Sparklers, Glowing necklaces, Music and Fireworks! No
dogs allowed. Please see Fernham village website for more information.
Time: 18:00 |
Fernham village |
Highworth
6 November 2009 |
Highworth Fireworks. Highworth Recreation Centre (The Rec) Fireworks and entertainment. Gates
open 6.30pm. Main display starts 7.30pm. Address: The
Elms, Highworth, Wiltshire Time: 18:30 Contact:
01793 762602 |
Highworth Recreation Centre (The Rec) |
Neston
6 November 2010
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Shrivenham
7November 2009 |
Music and Fireworks Night Prince of Wales, Shrivenham Live
music from Andi McBurnie plus fireworks. Please click for more
information... Address: High Street, Nr Swindon Time:
20:00 Contact: 01793 782268 |
Prince of Wales, Shrivenham |
THE
ANCIENT
KINGDOM OF MERCIA
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Bedfordshire
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Bedford
6November 2010 |
Moggerhanger Park Firework Display at Moggerhanger Park,
Park Road, Moggerhanger, nr., Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK44 3RW Tickets
in Advance: Adults: £5, Children £2.50, U3’s Foc; Tickets
on
the Gate: Adults: £6, Children £3.00, U3’s Foc Hot
refreshments available from 6pm Tel: 01767 641007 x215
Email: carrie@moggerhangerpark.com
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Bedford
5 November 2010 |
Bedford Rugby Club Fireworks Display Gates,
Funfair and Bars Open 6pm. Children's Display 7pm. Main
Display Starts 8pm (strictly no admissions after 8pm) Location:
Bedford Rugby Club, Goldington Road, Bedford MK40 3NF Cost:
Adults £6 / Children aged 2-14 £4 / Under 2s FREE.
Family Ticket = 2 Adults & 2 Children £15 (not available
online). Available from the Tourist Information Centre (St Paul's
Sq) Times & Citizen (Mill Street) or the Blues Club Office
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Dunstable
5 November 2010
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Dunstable Firework Display 2010 Bennett Memorial
Recreation Ground, 6.30pm - 9.30pm Tickets: Adults £3.00,
Children and Concessions £2.00, Children under 5yrs Free, Family
Ticket (2 Adults and 2 Children) £9.00 No unaccompanied children
under 14 years
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Luton
6 November 2010
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Luton
Firework Display Site will open at 6.30pm until 8.30pm with
children's rides and entertainments together with a variety of
different refreshment facilities. The firework display will start
promptly at 7.30pm Location: Pope's Meadow on Old Bedford Road,
Luton Luton's annual bonfire and firework display. Please do not
bring fire works into the grounds - this includes sparklers Cost:
Free admission
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Potton
6 November 2010
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Fireworks in Potton Gates open 6pm, Bonfire
6.30pm fireworks 7.15pm Location: St Mary's Church field,
Hatley Road, Potton, Sandy, Beds SG19 2RP Description:
Children must be accompanied. No sparklers allowed. Disabled
access and parking on road allowed. BBQ, teas, soup and cakes.
Cost: Adults - £5. Children 5-16 - £1.
Under 5s - free
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Sandy
30 October 2010
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Firework Spooktacular Gates open 6pm, bonfire
7pm, fireworks 7.30pm The Anchor Lodge Hotel, A1
northbound (Great North Road), Tempsford, Sandy SG19 2AS It's
back with a bang - the biggest pub fireworks display in the UK with a
spectacular pro display. There will be a children's funfair and
hot food as well as a Hallowe'en fancy dress disco following the
display Cost: Adults £4, children £2
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Sandy
6 November 2010
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1st Sandy Scouts Bonfire and Firework Display
Lighting of the bonfire at 6.30pm Fireworks commence at 7.30pm
Location: Sandpit, Cox Hill, Off Cambridge Road, Sandy
Description: Bonfire and Fireworks Display - the largest Firework
event in Sandy. No personal fireworks and sparklers Cost:
Tickets: Adults and children over 6 - £4 prior to the
day. On the day - £7 . Children under 5 - free.
Tickets from Sandy Tourist Information Centre, Bridge Farm Shop,
Girtford Bridge, Budgens on Fallowfield, the Post Office, and the
Queens Head, Cambridge Road Contact: Tom Thompson Tel
no e: 07743896068
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Stotfold
5 November 2010
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Annual Bonfire & Firework Display Bonfire
7pm Fireworks 7.30pm Location: Roker Park,
Stotfold Organised by Stotfold Football Club and Junior Football
Club joint fundraising committee. Cost: Adult
£5 Child £2.50 Family (2adults with
up to 3 children) £12 Contact: Stotfold FC
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Willington
30 October 2010
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Danish Camp Firework Extravaganza Gates open 6 pm.
Bonfire & display at 7.15 pm (approx) Location: Danish Camp,
Riverside Visitor Centre, Chapel Lane, Willington MK44 3QG
Description: : Choose from bangers (hot dogs!) burgers and chilli
with rice (vegetarian alternatives available). Fireworks take
place opposite side of river; lovely reflections in the water!!! Free
parking refreshments and licensed bar. Disabled access.
Music, food and fun Cost: £12 adults. £6
children ticket price includes live jazz, fireworks display and food
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Bledlow Ridge
7 Nov 2010
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Bledlow Ridge Bonfire
Established firework event raising money for local good causes.
Fantastic fireworks by Sonning Fireworks Ltd! BBQ food, hot drinks and
soup, plus Bar, including mulled wine. Glowsticks for the young at
heart! Gates open 4.30pm, bonfire 5.30pm, fireworks 6.30pm. Off-street
parking available. Advance prices, Adult £5, Children £3,
Family £14. 'On the night' prices Adult £8, Child £5,
Family £22, so save money and get your tickets in advance from
The Country Store, Bledlow Ridge or call 01494 481524. Come and join us
for a good evening out in the fresh air of Bledlow Ridge! Address:
Field by Darusso Restaurant (The Boot Inn), Chinnor Road, Bledlow
Ridge, HP14 4AW
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Buckingham
6 November 2010
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Buckingham Bonfire and Fireworks
Free fireworks display followed by bonfire in the paddock in Bourton
Park. Very limited parking, please use Cornwall's Meadow car park in
the town centre (the route will be signed) or the small car park on
Bourton Road. Bourton Park, Buckingham, MK18 7AB Contact name:
Anita Simonds hone number: 01280 816426 Contact email:
deputytownclerk@buckingham-tc.gov.uk
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Chalfont
St Giles
6 November 2010
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Chalfont
St Giles ‘Magic in the Sky Fireworks 2010’: Chalfont St Giles Firework
Display by Jubilee Fireworks at Stone Meadow, Chalfont St Giles
Tickets: Adult: Advance: £6.00 Gate: £7.00; Child (Under
16): Advance: £3.00 Gate: £4.00 ; Under 3's: FREE
Family: Advance: £15.00 Gate: £18.00 (2 adults and 2
children Under 3's: Free)
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Thornborough,
(between Milton Keynes and Buckingham)
6 November 2010 |
Thornborough, near Milton Keynes. - In
Thornborough village, Lower
End Torchlit Procession 6.30 pm from The Two Brewers pub, Thornborough.
Gate for
bonfire opens at 7.15pm. Fireworks 7.30 pm; Tickets Adults £4.00;
£2.00
children/seniors Tel 01280 814434 Email: secretary@tssc-mail.org.uk
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High
Wycombe
7 November 2009
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Probably the largest and best fireworks display in High
Wycombe is happening again at Beeks field, Kingshill Road, High Wycombe.Click
here for map
.The gates open at 5pm, and the bonfire is lit at 6pm.
Fireworks go off at 6.30pm
Ticket prices:£17 per car on the night. Advanced Tickets on sale
from Saturday 24 October only £12.00 per car, will be available
from the following stockists: AllpartsAutomotive, Cryers Hill Post
Office, DGL Garages, Downley,Thameside Carpets, Park Parade, Hazlemere,
JNP EstateAgents,Hazlemere & HighWycombe, Total Fireworks,
Corporation St., HighWycombe, Jaydees Newsagents, Marlow Hill,
Pollenation, 4 Cornmarket, HighWycombe, Worleys Garage, Hamilton Hill,
HighWycombe, Filippo, 21 Rose Avenue, Hazlemere.
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Bletchley Park
31 October 2009
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Bletchley
Park’s dazzling annual Blitznight is set once again, to enchant and
delight visitors from Bletchley, Milton Keynes and beyond on Saturday
31 October. Now in its 12th year, the huge fireworks event just
keeps on getting bigger and bigger, with over 7,000 people gathered to
watch the extravaganza in 2008.
As the rousing wartime music rings out and the spectacular firework
display set the sky alight, visitors can warm themselves with delicious
burgers from the barbeque and a drink or two from the bar, while the
children enjoy the traditional fun fair. The gates open at 6.30pm and
the fireworks get underway at 8.00pm. All proceeds go to the
Bletchley Park Charitable Trust. Admission to be paid at the gate:
Adults £3 Children £1, Season tickets to not apply for this
event - info@bletchleypark.org.uk
Tel. 01908 640404
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Slough
6 November 2010
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Firework Display and
Bonfire in Upton Court Park; Gates open at 5.30pm; Display 7.45pm
Advance tickets (from libraries, MyCouncil and the Town Hall):
£2.50
for children and senior citizens; £4.50 for adults with a f F
amily ticket (2 adults, 2 children) for £12. On the night:
£6 for adults and £4 children and senior citizens.
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Longridge
6 November 2010
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Fireworks and End of Season Party Doors open at
5.30pm. Display will start at approximately 7.15pm and doors
close at 9.30pm. Tickets are available from Longridge, from the Marlow
Tourist Office and via our website by following these links: Family
Tickets Children
Tickets Adult
Tickets We look forward to welcoming you to Longridge, parking
will be in our surrounding fields and clearly marked. If you
prefer a hard surface to park on, we suggest you park in Marlow Town
Centre and walk the very short distance to us, there is now a footpath
all the way to the centre. Longridge, Quarry Wood Road Marlow,
Bucks SL7 1RE Tel: 01628 483252 Fax:
01628
486595Bookings
For bookings contact Gerald, Sophia or Katrina via bookings@longridge-uk.org.
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Marlow,
Bucks
7 November 2009
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Marlow, Bucks
Firework and End Of
Season Party, Marlow
Tel: 01628 483252
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Marlow
Party
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Milton
Keynes
7 November 2010 |
Fireworks
Spectacular Display at 7.30pm Location: Campbell
Park, Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Annual Firework display. Park
at John Lewis or Avebury Boulevard car parks Cost: Free admission
Contact: The Parks Trust Tel no / email / website: 01908
255379 events@theparkstrust.com
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www.theparkstrust.com
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Slough,
Bucks
8 November 2008 |
Slough
Firework Display and Bonfire at Upton Court Park |
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Each show lasts 30 minutes 5.30pm-10.30pm
The Three Counties
Agricultural Society hosts the biggest display in Worcestershire at
Malvern Showground 5th November 2010 Admission Adult: £6.50 Child
(5-15yrs): £5 Family: £20 Under 5’s: FREE Book Online or
call the Box Office on 01684 584924 Gates open at 5:30pm Fireworks
start at 7:30pm. 
Worcester Warriors
Sixways Stadium Summary Help local Charity Acorns to
celebrate its 5th Birthday at this Fireworks extravaganza 2010. Acorns
has been providing care for children with life limiting and life
threatening conditions and support for their families across the heart
of England now for 5 years. Tickets are £35 each and
include a welcome drink, view of the fireworks from the stand,
two-course meal and a band to dance away the night! For tickets, please
call 01905 454183 quoting ‘events'.
Pitchcroft Racecourse
Worcester Worcester Round Table is proud to celebrate Bonfire
Night at the Pitchcroft Racecourse. Bonfire, fireworks and a funfair
for children of all ages. Come and join the fun with Worcester Round
Table Gates open at 1800, Bonfire lit at 1930, First Firework at
2000 Cost: Adults £5.00, Kids £2.00, Families
£12.00 (2+2)
Carlisle
Fireshow in Bitts Park, Carlisle CA3 8UZ Themed Firework
Spectacular to music. Starts 7pm; Admission free, but collection for
local charity.
