Below are some Firework sites that you may find interesting.
The British Pyrotechnists Association
The BPA promotes safe and responsible use of display fireworks and pyrotechnics by firework professionals, and in recent years has become the body representing the UK’s largest and most respected fireworks display organisers.
www.bpa-fmg.org.uk
The Gunpowder Plot Society
The Gunpowder Plot Society aims to promote public awareness of the events that led to and surrounded the failed gunpowder treason of 5th November 1605.
www.gunpowder-plot.org
Firle Bonfire Society
Firle Bonfire Society was re-formed in 1982 to encourage and promote traditional bonfire festivities in the village. Every October they hold an annual Bonfire Night with torchlit processions and fireworks display in commemoration of the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605. Firle also visit other Sussex Bonfire Celebrations during the outmeeting season including Lewes on Nov 5th.
www.firlebonfire.com
South West Carnivals
The South West Carnivals website has information about carnival and festival events in the south west of England.
www.swcarnivals.co.uk
The Journal of Pyrotechnics
The Journal of Pyrotechnics is a technical journal on pyrotechnics, including fireworks, pyrotechnic special effects, propellants & rocketry, and civilian pyrotechnics. Their articles encompass reports on research, reviews, and tutorials.
www.jpyro.com
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Firework Safety Website
This Government website gives year-round information about firework legislation and using fireworks safely.
www.dti.gov.uk/fireworks
ROSPA Firework Safety
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents firework safety website. This website has information on how to keep safe when using fireworks.
www.saferfireworks.com
The UK Pyrotechnics Society
The UK Pyrotechnics Society is the only independant UK organisation that exists to represent the heritage, science, history and art of pyrotechnics in the United Kingdom.
www.pyrosociety.org.uk
FireNet International
FirenNet International are a fire information and prevention organisation. They are members of the Global Crisis Centre Group and their website has links for all aspects of fire prevention and safety.
www.fire.org.uk