Snowdonia Fireworks

15/09/2026

Now there is a Loose Cannon for every space your display has to offer. Choose from CAT F2 or the NEW F3 version Loose Cannon XL !!

15/09/2026

Love fireworks? Have your say on their future.

The Government is consulting on changes to consumer fireworks - and your views matter. If fireworks are part of how you celebrate, make your voice heard before 7 October.

https://saferfireworks.co.uk

The future of fireworks could change. Have your say.

The Government is considering tighter restrictions on consumer fireworks. If you don't want to see access to fireworks chipped away, make your voice heard before decisions are made. https://saferfireworks.co.uk

Want to keep the Bonfire Night tradition alive? Speak up now.

For generations, fireworks have been part of Bonfire Night across Britain. Now the Government is considering new restrictions on consumer fireworks. If you want that tradition protected for the future, respond to the consultation before 7 October.

https://saferfireworks.co.uk

12/09/2026

If EVERYONE who follows this page takes part in this government consultation then we'll have 1500+ more responses in favour of keeping fireworks as they are.
If anyone following this page thinks that it doesn't matter or that others will take part then we are going to lose access to fireworks.

There have been tens of thousands of responses to this from people demanding that the government ban fireworks. If the government does not hear from people like you who love fireworks and want to keep this British tradition then they WILL ban and heavily restrict the fireworks we know and love.

So if you haven't yet responded to this consultation, do it TODAY or lose fireworks forever. We will not get a second chance at this! There will not be any further consultations. The results of this one will determine how many fireworks will be banned.

go to www.saferfireworks.co.uk or respond directly to the government consultation.

Understand the proposals, review the evidence and prepare your consultation response.

09/09/2026

With the cooler nights now drawing in, we thought we’d share this fantastic image that Haydn Bailey took , at one of our many wedding displays we have provided at the spectacular Portmeirion
Haydn Bailey

08/09/2026

🚨 **KEEP PUSHING – PEOPLE STILL DON’T KNOW ABOUT THIS CONSULTATION** 🚨

I’ve been out today visiting my **local Hindu temple** and speaking to them about the Government’s fireworks consultation.

What really surprised me was that **they didn’t even know the consultation was taking place.**

Once I explained what was being considered and the potential implications for the future use of fireworks at celebrations such as **Diwali**, they were extremely concerned.

It makes you wonder how many other Hindu temples, community groups, clubs, charities and organisations across the country simply **don’t know this consultation is happening.**

That is why we need to **KEEP PUSHING and KEEP SHARING.**

If you know a Hindu temple or organisation that celebrates Diwali with fireworks, **please make them aware of the consultation.** Give them the opportunity to read the proposals and have their say.

This isn't about defending irresponsible firework use. We fully support stronger enforcement against those who misuse fireworks.

It's about making sure that responsible users, organised displays and communities that have celebrated safely with fireworks for generations **have their voices heard before decisions are made.**

🔥 **Please don't assume somebody else will respond.**

🔥 **Speak to your local Hindu temple.**

🔥 **Tell your clubs, schools, PTAs, pubs and community organisations.**

🔥 **Share this post and keep spreading the word.**

👉 **The consultation closes on 7 October 2026.**

Find out more and have your say at:

www.saferfireworks.co.uk

🎆 **KEEP SHARING. KEEP TALKING. KEEP PUSHING.** 🎆

Understand the proposals, review the evidence and prepare your consultation response.

25/08/2026

North Wales BIGGEST and BEST display by far is coming once again to Llandudno ! Make sure you have this one in your calendar. It’s not to be missed 😁 🎆🎇

23/08/2026

Have your say ! We all have a right to keep our traditions alive !!
www.saferfireworks.co.uk

22/08/2026

🔥 FIREWORKS, WILDFIRE RISK & SOME MUCH-NEEDED PERSPECTIVE 🎆

The current spell of exceptionally dry weather has understandably raised concerns about fire risk across the country. As a professional fireworks company, we take that risk extremely seriously.

But we also believe the public conversation around fireworks needs some perspective.

Following the Government’s recent national emergency alert, members of the public were advised against activities including disposable BBQs and fireworks. The result has been an almost immediate knee-jerk reaction, with professionally planned displays being cancelled across the country — even, incredibly, displays taking place over water.

Of the many significant fires we have seen reported this summer, only one instance is suspected to have been associated with a member of the public misusing fireworks, and we are not aware of any wildfire being attributed to a professionally managed fireworks display.

There is an enormous difference between somebody setting off fireworks irresponsibly in tinder-dry surroundings and a professional display being planned, risk-assessed and operated by experienced people.

Professional display companies assess ground conditions, weather, wind direction, fallout areas, surrounding vegetation and access to firefighting equipment. We have the knowledge, equipment and experience to determine whether a display can safely proceed and what additional measures are required to prevent a fire establishing.

And sometimes that professional assessment will be that a display cannot safely go ahead. That is exactly what competent risk management is about.

What is concerning is seeing venues and organisers cancelling displays regardless of the individual circumstances, sometimes seemingly more concerned about a vocal minority on social media than listening to the professionals actually responsible for managing the risk.

The Fire Severity Index is already beginning to decrease in many areas. Yet the damage to our industry has happened almost overnight. Carefully planned work has disappeared following broadly worded public messaging, while there is unlikely to be an equally prominent national “all clear” when conditions improve.

For professional fireworks businesses, recovering from this could take weeks or months of conversations with venues and organisers — and some displays may simply never return.

That matters.

Fireworks remain an enormously popular part of British celebrations, enjoyed safely by millions of people at public events, weddings, festivals, community celebrations and traditional occasions every year.

Risk should be managed intelligently, not eliminated through blanket reactions.

If conditions genuinely make a display unsafe, it shouldn’t happen. But where experienced professionals can demonstrate that an event can proceed safely with appropriate controls, they should be allowed to do their job.

Support professional fireworks. Support properly managed displays. Support the traditions and events you enjoy.

Because if the silent majority remains silent while a small but extremely vocal minority campaigns against them, we shouldn’t be surprised when those traditions eventually disappear.

14/08/2026

We need your help to protect the future of fireworks in the UK.

The Government has launched a national consultation on fireworks and pyrotechnics, and some of the proposals could have a major impact on the fireworks that consumers can legally buy and enjoy.

The British Fireworks Association is urging everyone involved in the industry — and everyone who enjoys fireworks — to make their voice heard.

If we don’t speak up, the Government may only hear from those calling for greater restrictions.

The consultation is open until 11:59pm on 7th October 2026, and submitting a response only takes a few minutes.

The BFA has created www.saferfireworks.co.uk, which includes a Consultation Answer Builder to make the process as straightforward as possible and help you submit your own independent response.

❗ HAVE YOUR SAY

Please take a few minutes to make your voice heard and help protect the future of fireworks.

👉 HAVE YOUR SAY BEFORE 7TH OCTOBER
www.saferfireworks.co.uk

📣 PLEASE SHARE

If you know someone who enjoys fireworks, please consider sharing this email with them. The more people who make their views known, the stronger our collective voice will be.

We have attached the BFA’s full information and guidance document, which explains what is being proposed and why it is important that the fireworks industry and the public respond.

Every response matters. Please don’t assume that someone else will do it.

14/08/2026

We need your help to protect the future of fireworks in the UK.

The Government has launched a national consultation on fireworks and pyrotechnics, and some of the proposals could have a major impact on the fireworks that consumers can legally buy and enjoy.

The British Fireworks Association is urging everyone involved in the industry — and everyone who enjoys fireworks — to make their voice heard.

If we don't speak up, the Government may only hear from those calling for greater restrictions.

The consultation is open until 11:59pm on 7th October 2026, and submitting a response only takes a few minutes.

The BFA has created www.saferfireworks.co.uk, which includes a Consultation Answer Builder to make the process as straightforward as possible and help you submit your own independent response.

❗ HAVE YOUR SAY

Please take a few minutes to make your voice heard and help protect the future of fireworks.

👉 HAVE YOUR SAY BEFORE 7TH OCTOBER
www.saferfireworks.co.uk

📣 PLEASE SHARE

If you know someone who enjoys fireworks, please consider sharing this email with them. The more people who make their views known, the stronger our collective voice will be.

We have attached the BFA's full information and guidance document, which explains what is being proposed and why it is important that the fireworks industry and the public respond.

Every response matters. Please don't assume that someone else will do it.