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UK Fireworks Noise Rules Tighten for Bonfire Night
UK plans to cut fireworks noise by 50% this Bonfire Night, possibly the last loud celebration.
In brief
UK plans to cut fireworks noise by 50% this Bonfire Night, possibly the last loud celebration. UK government proposes lowering fireworks noise from 120dB to 110dB to reduce animal distress, with campaigners urging further cuts to 90dB. Originally reported by LADbible.
Fireworks Noise Rules Tighten
UK government plans to cut fireworks noise by 50% for Bonfire Night celebrations.
Pets Left Petrified
Domesticated dogs and cats were left 'petrified' by loud fireworks this year.
Proposed Noise Cuts
Government aims to lower maximum noise from 120dB to 110dB, a 50% reduction.
Campaigners Demand Further Action
Animal charities urge cutting noise limit from 120dB to 90dB to protect wildlife.
RSPCA Campaign
RSPCA pushes for 'firework free' zones and stronger noise controls.
Public Reaction
Social media users reported pets shaking and petrified by fireworks this night.
What matters most
UK government proposes lowering fireworks noise from 120dB to 110dB to reduce animal distress, with campaigners urging further cuts to 90dB.
