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The safest way to enjoy bonfire night is by attending a registered, organised display.
Please remember:
Anyone found breaking these laws could face a fine of up to £5,000 or a six-month prison sentence.
We also ask everyone to be considerate of neighbours, properties and pets. Loud noises can cause anxiety and stress, especially for dogs. Please keep pets indoors and never take them to a firework display.
If you have concerns about the sale of fireworks, contact your local authority’s Trading Standards department.
Keep an eye on County Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue Service page for more fireworks guidance.