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Require fireworks to be sold only through the fire service with registration

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Require consumer fireworks to be sold only through the fire service, with purchasers registering in advance using valid photo ID. Profits from these sales should go towards support for firefighters and their families.

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Require fireworks to be sold only through the fire service with registration

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Require consumer fireworks to be sold only through the fire service, with purchasers registering in advance using valid photo ID. Profits from these sales should go towards support for firefighters and their families.

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46 reactions·100% agree
Emma Reynolds

Emma Reynolds

Environment Secretary

Environment Secretary

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