Promotional graphic encouraging people to help tackle anti-social firework use. Large yellow text reads "Stop Anti-Social Fireworks" on a dark blue background with gold fireworks. A cut-out photo of Shaun Davies speaking appears in the bottom left. The House of Commons portcullis and Shaun Davies logo are in the top right. White text reads "Have your say" with a downward arrow

Fireworks Consultation

Fireworks are enjoyed by many for celebrations and cultural events. However, their use has become a growing concern, as seen from public complaints, parliamentary debates, and petitions calling for stronger controls due to the negative impacts on neighbourhood safety, vulnerable people, and animals. Recent polling by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) found that 91 percent of respondents supported regulatory change. Conversely, concerns have also been raised about the regulatory requirements for lower risk fireworks and pyrotechnics products, such as Christmas crackers.

This consultation explores these issues, in support of the UK Government’s Safer Streets Mission to tackle anti-social behaviour. The goal is to find an approach that preserves the enjoyment of fireworks for celebrations while preventing harm and distress to others.

    Let me know your thoughts by filling out this survey:

    Your Details

    Are you responding as an individual or on behalf of an organisation? *

    Fireworks Products and Regulations

    3. Do you agree that regulation 33(1)(g) should be amended to make explicit that a firework comprising more than one shot tube is banned from sale to the general public? *

    4. Do you agree that the age limit for purchasing Christmas crackers should be removed? *

    Fireworks Noise Levels

    6. Do you agree the decibel level of fireworks consumers use should be lowered? Choose one of the following options: *

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