The Government has recently concluded a public consultation on a proposal to reduce the perceived noise of fireworks that can be sold in shops by around 50 per cent.
Labour warned bid to make legal fireworks 'quieter' is a 'ban in all but name' - and will leave Brits at risk from 'unsafe' rockets sold on black market
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Government has recently concluded a public consultation on a proposal to reduce the perceived noise of fireworks that can be sold in shops by around 50 per cent.
Key Takeaways
- Labour warned bid to make legal fireworks 'quieter' is a 'ban in all but name' - and will leave Brits at risk from 'unsafe' rockets sold on black market.
- The Government has recently concluded a public consultation on a proposal to reduce the perceived noise of fireworks that can be sold in shops by around 50 per cent.
- The Government has recently concluded a public consultation on a proposal to reduce the perceived noise of fireworks that can be sold in shops by around 50 per cent.
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