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Bolton bonfire and fireworks displays happening in 2024

As the days become colder and the nights grow darker, many families will be looking forward to bonfire night season to brighten their autumn. It’s increasingly rare for councils to put on traditional fires and displays, with cash-strapped local authorities across the country reigning in their festivities
in the last few years in light of spiralling costs.

But while Bolton’s council organised bonfire celebrations at Leverhulme Park, last seen in 2019, seem to be a thing of the past, there’s still plenty of activities taking place across the borough to celebrate November 5.

Every year, Bonfire Night commemorates the failed gunpowder plot initiated by Guy Fawkes which sought to blow up the House of Lords and King James I in 1605.

Here is a breakdown of some the confirmed events taking place across Bolton borough.

Saturday, October 19
The event will feature fairground rides, food, stalls and of course a great fireworks display.
The gates will open at 6pm and will end at 10pm
Tickets: £8 per person, £20 for family of four (two adults and two children)

Friday, November 1
The event will include a huge bonfire, professional firework display, fairground rides and food and drink to purchase.
The event will start at 5.30 pm and entry will be via cash on the gate and cost £4 for adults and £3 children with family deals available

Friday, November 1
The club are promising ‘the area’s biggest professional display’.
Gates open at 6pm and ticket cost £6 for adults and £4 for children, free for under fours’s
Tickets need to be booked in advance from www.ticketsource.co.uk.

Saturday, November 2
Billed as ‘an amazing bonfire & fireworks display’
No tickets needed, pay on the gate £5 adults, £3 children.
Fire lit approx 6pm with fireworks approx 7pm.

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