Lincolnshire fire service urges public to attend organised bonfire events

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 14:39 · Archive

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue is advising residents to attend organised Bonfire Night displays rather than private events.

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue officers are advising residents to attend organised displays ahead of bonfire night rather than private celebrations.

Events are being held across Lincolnshire to coincide with Guy Fawkes' Night, with some taking place on or around November 5. Families can choose between professional fireworks shows or simpler bonfire gatherings with food and refreshments.

Waltham Windmill's 2026 fireworks event will be held on Saturday, November 7. The event will feature the windmill lit by a choreographed fireworks display, along with children's rides and food stalls. Gates open at 4pm with fireworks starting at 7pm. Admission is by cash or card at the gate, though there is no parking on site.

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• Sparkling firework and bonfire events for 2026 in northern LincolnshireNo sooner do the clocks go back than it is time to plan for Bonfire Night. Families across the northern Lincolnshire region will no doubt be gearing up for a visit to a firework display or an organised bonfire.Events are being held across the area to coincide with Guy Fawkes' Night, with some taking place on November 5 itself or around that date. You might fancy a full-on, fully choreographed fireworks show by the professionals, or a simpler bonfire get-together with plenty of warming eats and treats to help keep everyone toasty.Below is a round-up of some of the firework and Bonfire Night…GrimsbyLive · 31 Oct, 14:19
• Here's where to find a bonfire or fireworks event near you as fire service says choose organised displaysLincolnshire Fire and Rescue officers are advising residents to attend organised displays ahead of bonfire night.Lincolnshire World · 29 Oct, 17:10

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