Law around setting off fireworks on New Year's Eve to avoid a £90 fine
ok.co.ukNew Year's Eve is finally upon us, marking the end of the festive period. After all the stress and preparation for Christmas, people across the globe will be celebrating the new year in their own unique way.
Some hit the town, others cosy up at home with loved ones, while some throw their own parties. A universal tradition, however, is the spectacular firework displays at midnight to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one.
If you're planning your own New Year's Eve bash complete with fireworks, here are some legalities you need to be aware of to avoid starting the new year with a hefty fine.
Selling or using fireworks illegally can result in an unlimited fine and up to 6 months in prison. You could also face an immediate £90 fine.
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