Should fireworks and firework shows be regulated?

Question

The 5th of November has passed so why is it that there are numptees out there who don't realise this. Fireworks should be regulated more after all they are catergorised as EXPLOSIVES

Answer 1

Yes they should be regulated. i live in southampton in the u.k not too far from the docks and .every time a liner goes out .no matter what times of the day or night there are fire works,it must be a nightmare for the people living close by.Also i think fire works should only be sold on 5th November as this is bonfire night,any other fireworks should only be supplied to registered organisers who should have to hold a certificate of authentication.signed by the local police.We get fireworks going off from about the middle of july when the proms start and they are going almost every weekend until October then it is every night for about 5 weeks then they are back again for new year ,i used to like them but i am just so fed up with them now ,that if i never hear or see another it wouldnt bother me.

Answer 2

Regions have different laws. In the U. S., each state and local area regulates fireworks differently. Buyer beware. Good luck!

Yes they should be regulated. Contact your local legislative system about your concerns.

Answer 3

I agree that there should only be organised displays and they should not be available for general sale.

I grew up in a country where fireowrks were banned and only organised events took place even then they were few and far between.

Just think how many people are injured every year because we in the UK have it wrong .

We said asker wish I could aware you 10 points for raising a good talking point.

Answer 4

Fireworks are a waste of money! Feed the homeless instead.