Bonfire night is only a few days away. And all across the county you can expect lots of Fireworks displays.
Here is Dorset we have a top list of displays from all round the county
Fireworks displays across Dorset
Fireworks, Bonfire and Tank Display
Thursday 4th November 2010
Bovington Garrison
Viewing Area
Bovington
Dorset
BH20 6JG
Gates open at 6pm (finish 9pm)
Adult £3 children £2
Gates open at 6pm (finish 9pm)
Dorchester Rugby Club Fireworks Display
Remember, remember, the 5th of November! Gates open at 6pm, fireworks start at 7.30pm. Hog roast, BBQ, bar and refreshments.
Friday 5 November 2010
Located coburg Road
Tickets:
Family from £10.00
Adult from £4.00
Child from £2.00
Guy Fawkes Night at the Esplanade
One of the Borough’s biggest annual community events.
Friday 5 November
Weymouth Beach (Pavilion End)
The Esplanade
Weymouth
Dorset
DT4 8ED
Christchurch Community Bonfire & Fireworks Spectacular
Friday 5 November
Stanpit Recreation Ground
Stanpit
Christchurch
Dorset
BH23 3LU
Gates open 5.00pm
Bonfire lighting 6.15pm
Fireworks 7.45pm
Firework Night at Bridport Leisure Centre
Friday 5 November
Skilling Hill Road
Bridport
Dorset
DT6 5LN
Tickets:
Advanced tickets are available from Toymaster and Frosts and on entry get a free pack of sparklers.
Group ticket (2 adults 3 children) £8.00
Adults £3.00
Children £2.00
Firework Display at St. Mary’s School Beaminster
Friday 5 November
St. Mary’s School
Clay Lane
Beaminster
Dorset
DT8 3BY
The display starts at 7.30pm.
Entrance £2 adults, £1 children.
Firework Night in Lyme Regis (6 November)
Saturday 6 November
The Cobb
Lyme Regis
Dorset
Firework display from the Cobb followed by a bonfire on the beach.
Firework Extravaganza at Sherborne Castle
Friday 5 November
Sherborne Castle
New Road
Sherborne
Dorset
DT9 5NR
Live music, refreshments and food from 5pm.
Fireworks commence at 7.30pm
Tickets available from Sherborne Tourist Information Centre.
Organising your own Firework display
If you are looking to hold you own display remember to take a few precautions. Here is some Bonfire Safety Advice from the Fire Service.
Staying warm outdoors
In a word - Layering. It is important not just to warm one super thick jacket or top. You need to wear different pieces of clothing, one on top of the other, in order to trap warm air and insulate the body from the cold.
The real advantage of layering is that traps air in-between each layer. Another benefit is that if it is too hot you can take one layer off.
Try and avoid cotton as they get wet easily and this will make you cold. Fleeces, Nylon and Wool are best.
Stay warm and safe this bonfire night.






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