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Bristol in pictures: Lanterns light up the gloom
Our weekly round-up includes one of the biggest parades in the city, jazz Shakespeare and more.
- Published2 days ago
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Warwickshire County Council bans 'dangerous' Chinese lanterns
Chinese lanterns are banned from land and buildings owned by Warwickshire County Council.
- Published14 December 2014
- SiteNews
- SectionCoventry & Warwickshire
Chinese lanterns face Birmingham parks ban
Birmingham City Council says it is considering banning Chinese lanterns from parks in the city after a huge fire in the Black Country.
- Published20 September 2013
- SiteNews
- SectionBirmingham & Black Country
Poundland withdraws Chinese lanterns from sale
Discount retailer Poundland says it will stop selling Chinese lanterns after a huge fire at a recycling plant.
- Published6 July 2013
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- SectionBirmingham & Black Country
Five problems caused by Chinese lanterns
A massive fire is thought to have been started by Chinese lanterns. As well as fire risk they're associated with other problems.
- Published1 July 2013
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- SectionMagazine
Smethwick fire: Chinese lanterns blamed for 'largest blaze' Watch Now
Chinese lanterns are being blamed for a huge fire at a plastics recycling plant in Smethwick in the West Midlands.
- Published1 July 2013
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- SectionUK
Michael Eavis issues no Chinese lanterns reminder
Michael Eavis urges festival goers not to bring Chinese lanterns to Glastonbury.
- Published16 June 2013
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- SectionSomerset
Calls for Chinese lanterns to be banned. Watch Now
On the eve of Bonfire Night there are calls for Chinese lanterns to be banned.
- Published4 November 2011
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Call for ban on Chinese lanterns in the New Forest. Watch Now
A number of New Forest organisations have called for a ban on releasing Chinese lanterns to protect wildlife and smallholdings.
- Published28 October 2011
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Chinese lanterns mistaken for flares on Isle of Man
Manx residents are asked to inform the coastguard of plans to use Chinese lanterns, after several were mistaken for distress signals.
- Published18 October 2011
- SiteNews
- SectionIsle Of Man / Ellan Vannin