Lambeth council has announced that it is cutting free fireworks displays to save money. The Brockwell Park display (last year one of South London’s largest fireworks events) and Streatham Common display have been axed, and one single display will be run on Clapham Common. The total saving will be £35,000.
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Trackback made by Cuts Watch #257: More fireworks? | ToUChstone blog: A public policy blog from the TUC on Sep 27th 2010 at 4:25 pm:
[...] have previously reported on cuts to firework displays as a result of Government spending reductions. It now transpires that rather than cut the [...]