With Bonfire night fast approaching people are reminded to be careful what they burn
Govenrment is asking residents to inform Emergency Services and follow the latest safety advice if you're planning to build a bonfire.
Officials warn burning hazardous waste such as plastics, wood and rubber, must be avoided as it can produce toxic smoke.
Anyone found burning household, commercial, or industrial waste on their bonfire could face prosecution.
Lastly, people are encouraged to check for hedgehogs and other small animals before liting.
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