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Police officers will be conducting extra patrols around Bonfire Night and will continue to explain the legislation. However, if we see people knowingly breaching the restrictions, we will look to enforce.
As an emergency service, we will always prioritise 999 calls so you may experience a delay when making a non-emergency call on 101.
If your call is not an emergency, you can report a crime or anti-social behaviour to us online. A dedicated team of operators work 24/7 to read and act on reports that are submitted, meaning you don’t have to wait on hold for your 101 call to be answered.
Please remember that fireworks can legally be set off between 7am and 11pm, and on Bonfire Night between 7am and midnight.
Remember:
As always, if a crime is in progress or if you feel your life is in danger then call 999. For non-emergencies, you can report crimes and anti-social behaviour online or by calling 101.