Truro bonfire night fireworks cancelled for second consecutive year
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 13:20 · Archive
Truro's annual bonfire night and fireworks display has been cancelled for a second year.
The event, which would have attracted around 5,000 people, has been cancelled following extensive talks over safety plans. Organisers say the expected attendance puts the event into the 'enhanced tier' under Martyn's Law legislation, which requires certain venues and events to bolster security, conduct risk assessments and prepare emergency plans.
How it is being reported
- Popular Bonfire Night event cancelled again over health and safety costsThe Independent · 24 Sept, 10:14
- Beloved Bonfire Night cancelled for second year in a row in 'health and safety' pushGB News · 24 Sept, 07:00
- Truro bonfire night fireworks cancelled for second year as locals left furiousThe Mirror · 23 Sept, 22:23
In this story: Truro · Truro City Council · Martyn's Law
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