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Diwali is in full swing and millions of Brits are celebrating with fireworks.<\/p>\n
The five-day celebration, also known as Deepavali or the Indian festival of light, symbolises goodness triumphing over evil. It\u2019s typically marked by Hindus but has also been adopted by others.<\/p>\n
Every year, the festivity tends to take place in November. It is based on the Hindu lunar calendar, Tithi, which looks at the moon\u2019s rotation around Earth.<\/p>\n
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Diwali falls on Sunday, November 12, in 2023. But celebrations will take place between Friday, November 10, and Tuesday, November 14.<\/p>\n
So if you\u2019re planning on taking part with a fireworks display, listen up. Here are the rules you need to follow in the UK to avoid be lumbered with a hefty fine, which would really take the shine off the evening!<\/p>\n
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According to the gov.uk website, you must be over the age of 18 to buy "adult fireworks", which tend to be everything but party poppers.<\/p>\n
You must also never set off fireworks in the middle of the night. Rules state it should be quiet between 11pm and 7am.<\/p>\n
There are some exceptions like Bonfire Night, where you can light fireworks until midnight. And on New Year\u2019s Eve, Diwali and Chinese New Year, displays are allowed until 1am.<\/p>\n
When it comes to private use, you can only buy fireworks (including sparklers) from registered sellers on the following dates.<\/p>\n
\nOctober 15-November 10.<\/li>\n December 26-31.<\/li>\n Three days before Diwali and Chinese New Year<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhen it comes to other times of year, stick to licensed shops only.<\/p>\n
Failing to abide by the guidelines could see you slapped with an on-the-spot fine of \u00a390. As well as this, you can be fined an unlimited amount and imprisoned for up to six months for selling or using fireworks illegally.<\/p>\n
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