Where to buy the cheapest fireworks – and prices start at £1.29
IT'S that time of year again when we get to light up the sky with fireworks from the comfort of our gardens.
And with less than a month to go until Guy Fawkes night, you'd better start planning your display.
Thanks to supermarket deals that usually shoot up at this time of year it doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg either.
We've taken a closer look at what's on offer this year to find you the best value for cash on your sparklers, rockets and finale boxes.
So far, Aldi, Costco and Lidl are the only retailers that have released details of their ranges and Tesco is expected to launch its range on Tuesday (October 15) where prices will range from £5 to £100.
We expect more retailers to follow suit over the next few weeks so we'll update this round up when we know more.
Finale box, £56.89: The retailer has a range of epic finale boxes that can cost up to £119.89. The cheapest is the box that contains 58 different shots. Each shot lasts 40 seconds.
Lidl - starting at £1.99
The discounter will be stocking its fireworks range from October 15.
You won't be able to order them online so you'll need to head to your nearest store where you'll find them in the middle aisles.
Sparklers, £1.99: Lidl's giant sparklers are back this year. They come in packs of 12.
Rockets, £7.99: A pack of seven standard Dyno rockets costs £7.99, making each firework cost £1.14. They are on offer for three for £20, so you'll be saving £3.97 in the deal.
Finale box, £39.99: Back this year is the Beefeater crowd pleaser. It contains red and green brocade explosions, glitter bursts and golden palms.
The display lasts 45 seconds and will only need to be lit once. Guidelines say you'll need to stand at least 25 meters away once the box goes off.
Every year, Bonfire Night falls on November 5, which is a Tuesday this year.
The famous rhyme: "Remember, remember the fifth of November," relates to the celebration as it marks the anniversary of the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot on November 5, 1605.
Bonfire night is a night of celebration but it's also important to stay safe. Here's our guide to the first aid every parents need to know from burns to smoke inhalation.
Parents should also be aware that kids Halloween costumes that catch fire in TWO seconds are still on sale at supermarkets and high street stores.
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