As Glasgow’s Bonfire’s Night has been cancelled for another year there are public calls to reinstate them arguing it’s safer to have an organised event as it reduces misuse.<br /><br />This comes after the city council ordered a firework control zone in part of the Southside meaning anyone who uses them there can face a fine or jail time. <br /><br />The Scottish Greens are calling for Glasgow Life to reconsider their decision to cancel the annual event saying the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service supports it. <br /><br />On the official web page their fire service states it is always safer to attend an organised bonfire or firework display than hosting one yourself.<br /><br />There has not been a public firework display in Glasgow since 2019 meaning citizens have had to travel outwith the city. <br /><br />Glasgow Life have said cancelling the event all together is more environmentally friendly and causes less disruptions to locals. <br /><br />It is being further argued that public displays mean less antisocial behaviour as they can be properly risk-assessed. <br />
