Sorry but I wish they would ban these. My mum and dads dog has been a nervous wreck the past week and there is nothing we can do to help her. I now dread Hogmanay as she goes through the same thing. Organised displays only should be allowed.

~2-3 days either side they are generally used around the 5th of November and are used on New Year, hardly something to ban thats used for a few days.

If they want to ban something make it smoking in public, I cant walk down town without being behind some **** smoking, 10 seconds behind them and I sound like ive just ran a mile uphill im gasping for air and thats every day.

I cant even enjoy a nice hot chocolate in town inside a cafe without someone smoking outside and having it work its way in.

How about banning dogs instead. They cause a much higher amount of anti social complaints through barking making residents lives hell 365 days a year. but sure, three weeks of the occassional long bang scaring a skittish poodle should mean banning the enjoyment of millions of people through a ten minute firework display.

Licence costs under £200 per year per store for all year round storage and sale of fireworks so I wouldn't be surprised if Morrisons have payed for licence as doesn't even dent their finances.

Pet owners should be able to keep them under control, like others have said they should train them to deal with it. We have two old english bull mastiffs and they never barked once this year during the time fireworks were set off. It's lazy dog owners who fail to teach their dog to stay calm during fireworks that are to blame. Instead of moaning they need to sort their pets out, dog barking is one of the top noise nuisances in this country.

​I am not keen to erode anybodies freedom, but do think they should be taxed appropriately to represent the substantial damage they do to the environment. This would likely seem to also reduce the sound pollution for pet owners, the amount of self injuries, and perhaps the least likely benefit - increase revenue for our government to spend wisely.

Even at 50% off they're still a rip off, if you want proper fireworks go to a proper shop and get some Celtic, Jorge, Absolute, Brothers or many other brands, you will never buy fireworks from a supermarket again.

"on average 1,000 people each year have required treatment for firework injuries"

How about banning dogs instead. They cause a much higher amount of anti social complaints through barking making residents lives hell 365 days a year. but sure, three weeks of the occassional long bang scaring a skittish poodle should mean banning the enjoyment of millions of people through a ten minute firework display.

Sorry but I wish they would ban these. My mum and dads dog has been a nervous wreck the past week and there is nothing we can do to help her. I now dread Hogmanay as she goes through the same thing. Organised displays only should be allowed.

If you've got adequate storage for fireworks 1.4 or 1.3G you only need a sales licence to sell outside of this period its not the huge expensive licencing for long term storage and as both our local stores were selling off this week and printed signage said available until 17th id assume they DO have a sales licence. Not that its any of our business and quite frankly who really cares anyway?

Got our school display tonight as was cancelled last week for bad weather and haven't done our garden ones yet either, oh well lol!

The debate got started for the same reason people start slagging of other deals for no reason, they're miserable and petty minded. My mum said if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything!

I thought this site was for bargains, why has a debate started about dislikes of fireworks, I don't like my wife and her boyfriends but I don't post it on here

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/local-knobhead-still-setting-off-fireworks-20151110103726

If you don't have one, it's probably YOU!

I bet they are breaking the law by selling these.
You can only sell them up until November 10th unless you purchase an expensive all-year licence. I can't see Morrisons buying this licence as they only sell them at Bonfire night.

I bet the Leigh store manager is not aware of the law. Don't expect all stores to be making this mistake !

None of which are bothered not nine. In app so can't edit grrr

​how's he supposed to move out the way when he said SITTING INSIDE A CAFE if you're going to bitch at least read properly before you spit your dummy because otherwise you just look really stupid

Oh poor you. Maybe walk to the other side of the road from the smoker. I'm not a smoker but I don't seem to run into the same problems as you and my lungs are fine.

I wish it was only 2/3 days either side of the 5th but now its a 3 week event with bangs going off every night. Yes they should be banned and only allowed at organised events! Nothing but a nuisance to animals and young children that are petrified of them.

A good deal seeing as its Diwali now.

Yeah I bought a pile the other day, some nice looking cakes. I really love those small pen lid cakes, picking up the mess ain't fun but they're mental loud & go everywhere