BAN THE BANG IN FIREWORKS RECEIVED AND SOLD IN THE UK

Someone interested in this campaign has spurred an interest in taking the Ban The Bang in Fireworks to Europe. Therefore, the more sign-ups the better. I will approach European Regulators towards the end of January. Please sign up, share, and encourage others to sign. Worth a read - this article addresses the pollution elements of fireworks (in Hawaii - how much worse might it be here in our crowded towns and cities?). http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00207237508709692

Press interest is rising. Gave an interview on BBC Radio Wales on Thursday 3rd November 2016. As time passes and our signatures get closer to 100,000, I will be asking for volunteers to research to identify the chemical element that creates that loud bang in domestic fireworks - so when we petition the Government, we can be specific. If we make the task an easy win for them, by doing the work, we are more likely to achieve our wanted outcome. Please sign, share, then reshare whenever you remember the nuisance element, like New Year or festivals. Many thanks. Your 'one signature and share' forms many thousands. Your one signature really does count. Thank you. Sign share sign share. 😀

Good news: Signatories are contacting their MP's to talk about this campaign. Contact yours too and let's help get political support - after all, no-one is unaffected by the sound of explosions, particularly if it is unexpected. Let's get these unnecessary shocks rejected. Contact your M.P; talk to your friends; share the Ban The Bang link. Let's make our own BIG NOISE!

From 15,000 to 115,000, that's our aim .... please share, petition your local MP direct and find every opportunity to talk about this petition to your local radio and newspapers / magazines. Getting heard is the foothold we need in order to ban the horrendous Bang which is unnecessarily placed into our fireworks.

Currently over 11,000 signatures... every share pushes towards the figure where the reigning (yes) government is obliged to debate in the House of Commons....) Sharing and signing is all there is to it. So sorry to hear of the dogs that have gone missing and then been found dead as a result of fireworks frights. People please keep your furbabies under close observation and on the end of a very secure lead.... Let's help them as much a spossible until we can get the bangs banned. Make your opinion very clear - of having the equivalent of a bomb exploded in your vicinity without warning - really.. do you want that? No... Please share, sign... and share some more.. x

It's so good to see that hundreds of people feel the same way about the loud bangs of fireworks. Let's take it up into the thousands so we can get the subject debated in the House of Commons. Tell those whose houses are surrounded by acres of private land what it feels like to live in close proximity to those who use fireworks with violent intent i.e. to create fear rather impressed awe.