We love the sights and sounds of bonfire night, seeing the night sky lit up in multi-colour, the warmth of a cackling fire, and all the oooo's and ahhhh's during a big firework finale!
The Fireworks Warehouse, located at 100 Cambusnethan St in Wishaw, have everything you need to make your night. From sparklers and back yard rockets, to barrages packs, selection boxes, caged animals, badboys like the skyrush, and even the £675 nuclear sunrise - they really are your firework one stop shop.
They are one of the largest stockists of fireworks in Scotland and if you buy before 2nd November and quote RADIO, you’ll get an extra 10% off their already great deals!
It's important to remember that safety has to come first during Bonfire Night and we must careful during all the fun, so we've teamed up with Firework Warehouse to give you some top tips on keeping your family safe.
Our Top 5 For A Top Night
1. Light Fireworks Safely
Did you know that fireworks can travel at speeds of up to 150mph? That's why it's so important to be safe when lighting them. So make sure everyone is standing well back, light the firework and immediately walk away and NEVER go back to check on the firework!
2. Wear gloves when holding sparkles
Children should always be supervised when holding sparklers, but it's also important to make sure that they wear gloves - ideally thick ones which will protect their skin from burns.
3. Don't forget your pet
Bonfire Night can be a stressful time for pets who can find the loud whooshes and bangs frightening. It's best to keep pets indoors and close windows and curtains to reduce noise. Turning on the TV can help distract pets from the loud noises, and if they choose to hide under the bed or other furniture, leave them in peace.
4. Practice bonfire safety
If you're holding a family bonfire party, make sure you don't light your bonfire too close to trees, hedges or other buildings - they should be at least 18m (60ft) away. You'd be surprised how quickly a gust of wind can allow flames to spread, and you don't want to be responsible for setting the neighbourhood on fire!
5. Buy the right fireworks
With so many shops popping up around Bonfire Night selling fireworks, how can you be sure that the fireworks you're buying aren't going to cause an injury? Look for the British Standard Number BS 7114 which ensures the fireworks you're buying have been produced in the UK and meet safety standards. Don't be tempted to buy cheaper, imported fireworks just to save cash - they may not be safe!
The Fireworks Warehouse
100 Cambusnethan St, Wishaw, ML2 8NL
www.fireworkswarehousewishaw.com
Quote 'RADIO' before Thursday 2nd November
For an extra 10% saving!
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