Fireworks Act 2003 (Amendment) Bill

A Bill to make provision about the noise emitted by fireworks supplied in the United Kingdom

Originating House

House of Commons

Last Updated

16 October 2008

In Plain English

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The Bill would regulate how loud fireworks sold in the United Kingdom can be. It seeks to set noise limits and rules on how fireworks are supplied to consumers, with the aim of reducing disturbance to neighbours and animals. It is currently at its second reading in the House of Commons.

Key Points

Sets statutory noise limits for fireworks sold in the United Kingdom.
Regulates how fireworks are supplied to consumers by retailers and other suppliers.
Aims to reduce nuisance and disruption caused by loud fireworks.

Who is affected?

Consumers who buy and use fireworksRetailers and other suppliers of fireworksFireworks manufacturersLocal residents and communities near where fireworks are usedPets and animals affected by noise

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