Bonfire Night News & Updates
Two years ago Maisie Roe (now 6 years old) was badly burned on Bonfire night, November 5 by an ordinary garden firework. Since this awful event Stephanie, her mother, has been very keen to raise awareness of the dangers of having fireworks at home and is asking parents to take their children to organised displays.
- 29th October 2018
Whilst the weather is getting colder, a BBQ might not be the first thing that comes to mind.
But if you got the right tools you could be tucking into the ultimate winter feast.
With a firm believe that BBQ’s are not just for summertime, local Devon outdoor Experts BigFire Ltd say their KADAI Indian fire-pit is a top notch winter companion.
- 19th October 2018
November 5th falls on a Monday this year, so in all probability we shall have two Bonfire weekends, which is great as we can party twice over!
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service have been working alongside the National Fire Chiefs Council and a North Devon family to highlight the potential dangers of having a firework display at home.
- 3rd November 2016
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are working are alongside both Devon & Cornwall police and Avon & Somerset police as we want everyone to have a safe Bonfire night.
It’s lovely to go to a show or even have some sparklers in the back garden, but every year many children and adults are badly burnt by fireworks. So make sure your safety is paramount.
It’s a great time of year where everyone gets together to celebrate. When your family is circled around a guy on the bonfire and the fireworks are ready to light up the sky, whip out these tasty dishes to get everyone in the party mood!
- 7th November 2015
Don't have any plans for the weekend - Not to worry, there's a host of events going on to keep all the family entertained over the course of this weekend and next week!
- 3rd November 2015
Watching fireworks is popular and fun and Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service want you to have a safe Bonfire Night by following some simple do’s and don’ts risks can be greatly reduced.
- 28th October 2014
We all love the wondrous display of fireworks, but many people need to consider others before they enjoy the evening..........yes their pets!