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28th October 2014
12:00pm GMT

Bonfire night
Bonfires are inherently dangerous so our advice is to avoid taking part in these at all cost. And if you are concerned by lit fires in your area contact your local fire brigade immediately. Don't wait for a neighbour to do it!
Flammable (or is that inflammable?) objects
If like us you've filled your home with weird and wacky Hallowe’en decorations, make sure you keep those bad boys away from all open flames. End of.
Candle in the wind
Avoid using candles and live flames in and amongst your Hallowe’en decorations. Amidst all of the games, treats and excitement, a lit flame inside a pumpkin or behind a skeleton can easily be forgotten. Where possible replace them with LED or battery operated candles. Easy breezy.
Alarm bells
If you’re heading out into the dark to accompany your kids on their trick-or-treating adventures, don’t forget to turn on your alarm. Now that the clocks have gone back, the sudden extra darkness creates an opportunity for burglars to get into homes more easily. Don't leave it to risk!
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