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Historic British procession through ancient town banned due to wildfire fears

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Historic British procession through ancient town banned due to wildfire fears
A traditional British torch procession has been forced to scrap its parade through the town after prolonged dry conditions raised the concern of wildfires. The Uckfield Bonfire and Carnival Society, which traces its roots back nearly two centuries, was due to take place on the first weekend of September but organisers announced on September 1 that flaming torches would not feature this year. Uckfield, an East Susse
7 Sept, 09:11
Daily Mail
Traditional 200-year-old torchlit procession through ancient town is banned due to wildfire fears - with residents told to bring fairy lights instead
The historic event in Uckfield, East Sussex - an ancient town which dates back to 1220 - has been axed due to concerns over fires breaking out after weeks of dry weather.
7 Sept, 00:36