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What is the Explosives Act?
The Explosives Act 1875 is a key piece of UK law governing the manufacture, storage, and sale of explosives. It aims to prevent misuse and ensure public safety. In this story, men were arrested under suspicion of breaching this Act, highlighting its ongoing relevance in addressing potential threats to communities, like the evacuation in Whelford.
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