By Laws on Bonfires?
It's Not Illegal to Light Bonfires, and There Are No Official Restrictions on When How Often They Can Be Burned. .. . However, There Are Environmental Laws...
It's not illegal to light bonfires, and there are no official restrictions on when how often they can be burned. ... However, there are environmental laws that stipulate against a bonfire causing harm to health, the environment, or to the neighbours' enjoyment of their property by producing excess smoke.
Is there a certain time you can have a bonfire?
There are no set times or days for when you are permitted to have a bonfire – you can technically do so whenever you like. However, it's recommended that you choose a time in the early morning or early evening when your neighbours are less likely to be affected.
What are the rules on having a bonfire?
There are no laws against having a bonfire, but there are laws for the nuisance they can cause if prejudicial to health or a nuisance to the neighbourhood. Offenders can be fined £5,000 (£20,000 for industrial, trade or business premises).