Nottinghamshire police and firefighters issue Bonfire Night warning

Residents are being reminded to enjoy Bonfire Night safely and responsibly.

Chief Inspector Mike Ebbins said said: "This Bonfire Night, we want everyone to enjoy the celebrations and create positive memories with family and friends.

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Bonfire Night safety warning

"We have a range of specialist resources deployed across Nottinghamshire tonight to keep people safe, provide reassurance and take action against anyone who misuses fireworks or engages in antisocial behaviour.

"Bonfire Night is an opportunity for communities to come together and enjoy the displays and events taking place across the county.

"Above all, we want residents to know our officers are there to offer assistance, protect our communities and help everyone make the most of the celebrations."

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Meanwhile Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue issued safety warnings encouraging residents to follow the instructions on fireworks carefully, keep children and pets a safe distance away, never return to a firework once it's been lit, keep a bucket of water nearby and stand well back and enjoy the display.

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