Council warns against fireworks in nature reserves

Summarised from North Wales Pioneer's report · Updated 5 Nov, 10:35 · Archive

Conwy County Borough Council has urged people not to set off fireworks in public spaces, country parks or nature reserves ahead of Bonfire Night.

Used fireworks have been found in several areas of the Great Orme Nature Reserve, prompting a warning from Conwy County Borough Council ahead of Bonfire Night on November 5. The council has urged residents and visitors not to set off fireworks in public spaces, country parks or nature reserves, warning that they disturb wildlife and damage the environment. A council spokesman said wardens have found used fireworks in several areas of the nature reserve.

Organised displays are taking place across the region throughout early November. Llandudno held its annual display on October 27, Colwyn Bay on October 29, and Abergele on November 1. A free public display will take place at Lyons Robin Hood Holiday Park in Rhyl on November 4. On Bonfire Night itself, events include Rhyl's display at Brookes Field at 7.30pm, Denbigh Castle from 7pm, and the New Inn in St Asaph at 5pm.

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• Used fireworks found on Great Orme prompts warning ahead of Bonfire NightConwy County Borough Council has urged residents and visitors not to set off fireworks in public spaces, country parks or nature reserves.North Wales Pioneer · 4 Nov, 15:59

In this story: Great Orme Nature Reserve · Conwy County Borough Council · Llandudno · Rhyl · Denbigh

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