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Fireworks Control
Yeah yeah grumpy spoilsport/why bother/more important stuff to worry about yadda yadda. But here is this year's firework control petition. Please sign and share if you feel you can. many thanks https:/ /petiti on.parl iament. uk/peti tions/3 19891
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.thank you wolf. If you use any kind of social media I'd be most grateful if you would share it. I have to say that when the vet came in March this year to send my boy on, my first thought was that at least he wouldn't have to live through another firework season. Round me it starts at halloween or before and goes on till christmas then new year. I still have his brother who is badly affected but not so badly as his brother was.
I tried this in November last year but I don't think it came to anything. I will sign it again though woofgang.
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What, sign for more government interference into citizen's affairs ? Now were it restricted to not selling commercial size to the general public, that would be a different matter but is it stands, not a chance. It's just further erosion of our western freedoms; which apparently aren't valued by some.
I wouldn't be so put out if it were only once or twice a year -Nov 5th and Jan 31st - but it is seemingly endless. Thursday clapping round here was replaced by Thursday fireworks. Everybody and his uncle who celebrate a birthday just has to have a few minutes 'bang-a-bang' to accompany the 'Happy Birthday to you...'. And, as has already been said, why set them off in broad daylight. I always believed the 'thrill' of fireworks was visual rather than audio. If my dog could operate the laptop, he would have signed it. He can't, so I've done it in his stead.