WITH BONFIRE night fast approaching, many of us will be looking for a local spectacle to enjoy with the family or with friends.
On what is one of the biggest nights of the year on the UK calendar, people will gather all around the country to witness fantastic firework displays.
With that in mind, we've had a look around to see where Flintshire and Wrexham residents can get their feast of colourful fireworks.
Sadly, the annual display organised by Deeside Round Table has again been cancelled due to safety conerns.
But, there are plenty of other locations to visit and enjoy.
Flintshire and Wrexham organised displays:
- Flint RNLI display at Flint Castle on Friday, November 1. Fairground open from 6pm, with the display at 7.15pm. Entry is £5 for adults and £1 for children.
- Buckley Town Council's firework display at Higher Common, Buckley on Sunday, November 3. The display, which is free to attend, is at 6.30pm, and there will be children's rides from 5pm.
- Penyffordd & Penymynydd War Memorial Institute's firework display takes place on Saturday, November 2. Doors open at 5pm, with the display at 7pm. Entry is £5 for adults and £3 for children. People are encouraged to bring a donation to the Flintshire Foodbank with them. The event's organisers are also on the look-out for volunteers to help run the event. Please email penyfforddwmibooking@gmail.com if interested in volunteering on the night.
- Wrexham Bonfire & Fireworks Display on Sunday, November 3 at Penyllan Farm, Marchwiel. Gates open at 4pm, with the bonfire lighting at 6pm and fireworks at 7,3pm. There will also be fairground rides, and food stalls. Tickets are priced at £5 per person, with under 3s going free. It is a cash-only event and there will be free parking.
- Plas Madoc's Bonfire & Firework event at The Opportunity Centre car park in Plas Madoc, Friday, November 8, 4pm-8pm. There will be a bonfire, firework display, a fairground and food and drink stalls.
- Chirk AAA Football Club's annual event will be held at their ground on Holyhead Road on Tuesday, November 5. The gates open at 6pm, with the bonfire lit at 7pm and the firework display at 7.30pm. Entry is £6 for adults, £3 for under 14s and children under 3 go free.
- Penycae Scout Hut is hosting a display on Friday, November 8. Gates open at 6.30pm, with the bonfire lighting at 7pm and firework display at 7.30pm. Entry is £5 for adults, £2 for children under 12s and free for under 3s.
Meanwhile, if you're looking for a dog-friendly event, then Hawarden Estate Farm Shop has you covered.
Their Bonfire Night on Saturday, November 2 promises to be an evening you - and your furry friend - won’t forget.
They’ll have food from the fire, a roaming brass band, a large bonfire, as well as warming drinks from the outdoor bar and plenty of s’mores .
The event is open from 5pm to 9.30pm. There will be no fireworks. The event costs £10 per adult, £6 per child and under 5s go free.
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