Bonfire night is one of our favourite times of the year; a cosy, winter event that really brings the family together and the beauty of the fireworks is always exciting.
Being an emergency services charity, these events also make us think of safety. Accidents on bonfire night still happen, which is why we are sharing our top tips to ensure you stay safe on the day.
It’s important to bear in mind the serious side of fireworks and how they can be dangerous. Below GWAAC Lead Doctor, Ed Valentine shares some of his experience and advice ahead of fireworks and bonfire night:
Thanks to Ed for his advice! we’re thrilled to have been the chosen charity for Light Up Landsdown at Bath Racecourse this year. Keep safe and enjoy your evening.
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