From the London Economic:
The Government has launched a consultation on fireworks to protect families, pets and wildlife.
The loudest fireworks will be restricted to professional displays as part of 'common-sense proposals' announced on Thursday.
Along with restrictions on the loudest fireworks, the 12-week consultation will also look at reviewing the banned list of pyrotechnic products and considering updates to the requirements for lower risk products.
Kate Dearden, Minister for Consumer Protection, said: "Extremely loud fireworks used by individuals at all hours of the day and night has become a nightmare for many communities in recent years.
"The sound of large explosions on residential streets is a cause of fear, disrupted sleep, and does huge harm to our beloved pets. It is a practice that also often goes alongside wider forms of anti-social behaviour."
I think this is a really good idea and long overdue. Fireworks available to the public are a nuisance at best, but I know not everyone agrees.
Edited to add link to consultation: Fireworks and pyrotechnics in the UK - GOV.UK