Brits could face major fines if they fall afoul of firework laws this Bonfire Night. Many people may be planning on holding .

The flickering fires of Bonfire Night may have a deeper and older origin in the Isle of Man, tied not to Guy Fawkes but to ...

Bonfire Night has been celebrated for over 400 years but not everyone ... While it’s usually against the law for anyone to ...

Every 5 November we remember the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 – a thwarted act of terror in which a cabal of Catholic conspirators ...

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People heading out to watch the fireworks and take part in Bonfire Night traditions this year shouldn’t have to worry about ...

For horse owners and zoo keepers, fireworks can have tragic consequences for their beloved animals, according to experts.

IT’S that time of year again, when we need to remember, remember, the fifth of November. Britain’s annual Bonfire Night celebration goes back centuries. Here we have an essential guide ...

The Gallagher Brothers' effigies were burned at the annual bonfire night celebrations in Edenbridge, England Get your monthly ...

The first proper Bonfire Night celebration in Lewes is said to have taken place in 1795 (Image: Andrew Gardner/The Argus) These early days of the Bonfire Night celebrations were unruly due to fires ...

My reaction to fireworks is a bit eccentric. Lovely, I think, but can’t they be more meaningful? To be more precise, this is ...

This traditional bonfire night includes all the trimmings and has ... revenge for the persecution of their religious faith in England. By renting a house near the Houses of Parliament, one ...