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UK ministers weighing ban on loud fireworks for the public

UK ministers weighing ban on loud fireworks for the public

Two petitions, each with over 180,000 signatures, helped push the issue into a parliamentary debate in January. A government consultation has now closed on plans to limit louder fireworks to professional users, and ministers are going through the feedback. The RSPCA welcomed the move, while the British Fireworks Association warns a ban could push people towards unregulated alternatives.

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