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Dartford Fireworks 2024

October 29, 2024

Timing and Location Information

Date: Saturday 2nd November 2024

Location: Central Park, Dartford, Kent, DA1

Gates & Funfair: Open 5pm

Bonfire: 7.15pm

Fireworks: 8pm

Parking Information

Parking:

There will be no parking in Cranford Road or Ingram Road on the night of the event, enforcement officers will be in attendance.

Parking will be available in the Acacia Hall car park and access via the Millennium bridge entrance (For one night only this car park shall close at 10.30 pm). This is a public car park which is ‘pay and display’

Are Pets Allowed?

No pets are allowed onto site.

Battersea Dogs Home is providing information to help pet owners during fireworks, here is the link to their site, click here.

The RSPCA have also been in touch with us offering support for our residents on how to become a Firework Friendly Neighbour for Animals. Please click here to read the RSPCA information.

Is Alcohol Permitted?

The Bonfire and Fireworks event hosted by Dartford Lions Clubs is a ALCOHOL FREE area. We will not allow allow any alcohol to be brought into the premises and neither will we be selling any alcohol to be sold onsite. Random bag checks will be carried out. If people are found to be having alcohol onsite, they will be asked to leave.

Fireworks and Sparklers

Fireworks or sparklers are not allowed onto the site.

They will be removed and destroyed.

Environmental Statement

Internationally Lions and Leos are working to protect the environment to create healthier communities and a more sustainable world. The Environment is one of the five key programmes in Lionism.
The timber used for our annual bonfire is locally sourced none-chemically treated. It is acknowledged that although burning timber releases the CO2 within the timber, it does not create the additional methane gas that would be released if the timber was left to decay.  Waste from the bonfire is commercially disposed of.
The canisters used for the fireworks are made of carboard. The CO2 output from the display is the equivalent to a single car travelling around 88 miles.
To offset the CO2 produced by the event, the Lions are working with schools and local groups to plant trees and introduce meadow flowers which are seen as a better source of capturing CO2. We are also encouraging members of the public attending the event to consider using public transport or as many do, walk to the event
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