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Scrap the noise limit of 120 dB on consumer fireworks, along with other limits

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Scrap the maximum noise limit of 120dB on consumer fireworks Scrap the Net Explosive Content limit of 1000g on consumer fireworks Scrap the ban on airbombs Revert to BS 7114: Part 2: 1988

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Scrap the noise limit of 120 dB on consumer fireworks, along with other limits

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Scrap the maximum noise limit of 120dB on consumer fireworks Scrap the Net Explosive Content limit of 1000g on consumer fireworks Scrap the ban on airbombs Revert to BS 7114: Part 2: 1988

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47 reactions·100% agree
Steve Reed

Steve Reed

Housing Secretary

Housing Secretary

React

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Members can read every reason.

Similar motions

Reduce the maximum noise level for consumer fireworks from 120 to 90 decibels

We think each year, individuals suffer because of loud fireworks. We believe horses, dogs, cats, livestock and wildlife can be terrified by noisy fireworks and many people find them intolerable.

19KReasons
National

Reduce the sound of fireworks to under 80 decibels for humans and animals

I think fireworks are being used more frequently throughout the year and are becoming a nuisance. I want the government to mandate that fireworks should be reduced to below 80 decibels so they are safer for humans and animals.

454Reasons
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Ban both private and public use of fireworks & replace with cleaner alternatives

Ban the sale and use of fireworks at public and private events. Instead, allow organised eco-friendly displays like drone shows, as adopted in countries such as the Netherlands.

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Ban public use of fireworks on New Year’s Eve & promote quieter alternatives

We ask the Government to ban the use of fireworks by members of the public on New Year’s Eve, and to promote safer, quieter alternatives for celebrations, such as professionally organised drone light displays accompanied by music.

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Ban the sale and use of indoor fireworks

We call on the UK Government to ban the sale and use of indoor fireworks. Although classified as F1, they emit flames and sparks that can pose a serious fire risk in enclosed spaces. We believe a ban would help prevent avoidable fires and reduce pressure on fire and rescue services.

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