Is it me or has suddenly we don't mention him anymore. Look at all of the papers, websites etc. He's disappearing so fast that one day no one will know what the hell the commemoration is about. Just an excuse for fireworks, which seem to be let off anytime between last week and next!
The real reason is that Guy Fawkes is now overshadowed by Diwali whose adherents (at least round here) spend far more on fireworks, and it comes first, so the firework season is now effectively spread out over a fortnight.
The real reason is that Guy Fawkes is now overshadowed by Diwali whose adherents (at least round here) spend far more on fireworks, and it comes first, so the firework season is now effectively spread out over a fortnight.
Bonfire Night attacks on fire crews have been condemned and described as "nothing but a criminal act" by the Fire Brigades Union.
Firefighters and vehicles were targeted in incidents in south Wales, Salford, West Yorkshire and Essex, marring the 5 November celebrations.
Crews in Scotland also had missiles and fireworks thrown at them. Dave Green, from the FBU, said the attacks were unacceptable and had a "debilitating" effect on staff morale.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) crews had were attacked as they attended numerous call-outs. One firefighter was hit by a stone in Bingham, Edinburgh, as his crew helped tackle a rubbish fire.
In south Wales two fire crews were attacked by youths as they dealt with separate incidents, following an incident of a crew being attacked with fireworks in Cardiff on Tuesday.
Elsewhere, youths threw fireworks at firefighters in Salford, and cars were set alight, while a fire engine had its window smashed in West Yorkshire and fireworks were fired at police officers in Basildon, Essex.
Takes ya breath at times...Shocking
Bonfire Night attacks on fire crews have been condemned and described as "nothing but a criminal act" by the Fire Brigades Union.Firefighters and vehicles were targeted in incidents in south Wales, Salford, West Yorkshire and Essex, marring the 5 Nov