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Now Labour wants to ban 'noisy' fireworks from shops as ministers push plans to slash decibel level of rockets by 50%
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Fireworks are currently subject to certain noise regulations in the UK, but these plans would significantly reduce the allowed decibel level of rockets available for public purchase. The proposed 50% reduction in noise level would likely impact the types of fireworks that can be sold in shops, potentially affecting traditional displays and celebrations. This move is part of a broader effort to address concerns about noise pollution and disturbance caused by fireworks.
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Now Labour wants to ban 'noisy' fireworks from shops as ministers push plans to slash decibel level of rockets by 50%
The Government today announced plans to prohibit the purchase of noisier fireworks by the general public.
16 Jul, 13:35