Firework Control Zones
Overview
We are considering putting in place Firework Control Zones in Edinburgh and we would like your views on this.
A Firework Control Zone will mean that certain fireworks will no longer be permitted to be set off in these areas.
It will also be a crime under the Fireworks and Pyrotechnics Act Scotland 2022, enforceable by law, by which you can be arrested if you set off a firework in a Fireworks Control Zone.
Read more about Firework Control Zones.
To give us your views, please select the area of interest below. Your response will contribute to the decision-making process.
Need a different language or format?
Please email the Interpretation and Translation Service at its@edinburgh.gov.uk quoting the following reference:
- 24-1118 - for Citywide (whole of City of Edinburgh boundary area)
- 24-1079 - for Balerno
- 24-1080 - for Calton Hill
- 24-1081 - for Niddrie
- 24-1078 - for Seafield
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