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Government fireworks consultation — act before 7 October 2026Act before 7 October
Have your say nowGovernment fireworks consultation
Act now — have your say before decisions are made
Consultation closes 7 October 2026
Government is considering further product bans, lower noise limits and new restrictions on legal fireworks.
Free • Takes around 2 minutes • Your answers remain editable
You can review and edit every answer before submitting.
Your response can help show how these proposals could affect families, traditions, communities, jobs and responsible fireworks businesses.
Answer a few quick questions and receive personalised answers based on your own views. Review them, edit them and paste them into the official consultation.
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Safety · Education · Responsibility
Fireworks bring people together and create unforgettable moments. By using them safely and considerately, we can help protect their future for generations to come.
Use safely
Follow trusted guidance
Be considerate
Respect people and pets
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Assessments
Short, practical quizzes for young people, families planning displays, and retailer teams.

A short knowledge check for young people learning how to watch fireworks safely.
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Practical questions for adults planning a safe and considerate home display.
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Core safety and compliance questions for retail teams and professionals.
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Responsible use
Safer celebrations come from legal products, proper planning, considerate timing and careful use.
Choose legal, correctly labelled products from reputable retailers.
Read instructions, check distances, consider neighbours and prepare the site.
Think about timing, noise, pets, livestock and vulnerable people nearby.
Keep control of the display, stay sober, supervise children and dispose safely.

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Guidance for families, neighbours and communities preparing for fireworks events.
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Practical resources for legal sales, safe storage and customer education.
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For updates about BFA safety guidance and Safer Fireworks resources, contact the British Fireworks Association.