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Tandridge/Edenbridge Chronicle November 2011


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Fireworks will light the skies over village


THE skies above South Godstone will be awash with colour when the local school plays host once again to its annual fireworks display in November.


The event will be at St Stephen’s Primary School in Hunters Chase, South Godstone on Friday, 4 November and the gates open at 6pm.


There will be a Guy competition, licensed bar, barbecue and mulled wine available along with


novelties and sweets. In addition there is wheelchair access and seating area.


Tickets can be bought in advance and on the evening and cost £4 for a child and £7 for an adult. Family tickets can be purchased in advance only at a cost of £20, which admits two adults and three children under the age of 16. For more information contact the school office on 01342 892219.


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Staying safe on fireworks night


FIREWORKS will be on sale across the country ahead of Bonfire Night on 5 November so the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is urging people to plan ahead to ensure they and their guests stay safe at parties.


The safest place to enjoy fireworks is at properly organised displays but RoSPA recognises that not everyone can attend such events.


Caterham gears up for bonfire night


CATERHAM Round Table’s annual torchlight procession, bonfire and firework display will give local people the chance to enjoy some traditional firework night fun in the town.


This year’s event will be held at Dene Field at the top of Church Hill, Caterham on Saturday, 5 November.


But work really starts much earlier in the day at 9am when Table members will be hard at work building the bonfire. Tickets for the display can be purchased on the night or in advance at £4 until 5pm on Friday, 4


November.


They are available from many shops in Caterham and Caterham on the Hill. Gates open at 6pm with the torchlight procession leaving We s t w a y Common at 6.30pm.


The bonfire is lit at 7.15pm. The fireworks follow once the bonfire has died down. Money raised from the display helps to support local charities.


Good preparation is vital if you are arranging a fireworks celebration at home. Now is a good time to start thinking about issues such as:


• The law concerning fireworks. • Whether you have enough space for your guests to watch from a safe distance. • Who will be attending your party – will there be lots of children around? • Suitable sites for a bonfire if you’re having one.


• Who will be responsible for setting off the fireworks. RoSPA’s fireworks website – www.saferfireworks.com – has everything you need to know about planning a safe fireworks display. It provides details on UK law and tips for setting up a display.


Sheila Merrill, RoSPA’s public health adviser, said: “Remember that planning in advance for fireworks parties at home is key to putting on a safe display. It’s a sad fact that each year, hundreds of people are injured by fireworks on and around Bonfire Night, and many more people are injured at private parties than at public displays.”


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Firework NEWS in brief


MARDEN Lodge School in Croydon Road, Caterham will be holding its firework display on Friday, 4 November. Gates open at 6pm and the bonfire is scheduled to be lit at 7pm. Tickets cost £4 for adults and £2 for children, and are available from 01883 343014 or the school office. There will also be a raffle, music, stalls and food.


W e sterham Fireworks Display will be held on Saturday, 5 November at King George’s Playing Fields. Tickets cost £8 for adults, £5 for children or £18 in advance for a family ticket of two adults and two children. For details call 01959 562372.


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