Organisers of Warwick bonfire and fireworks show thank local businesses for their support

Organisers said that thanks to the help of businesses they have been able to keep ticket prices the same as last year

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The organisers of the Warwick bonfire and fireworks have thanked local businesses for the support given for the event taking place next month.

The event is due to take place on November 5 and the Warwick Lions and Warwick Rotary Club said that sponsors have helped keep tickets at last year’s prices, despite rising costs.

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Tickets are now on sale for Warwick's annual bonfire and fireworks event
Tickets are on sale for Warwick's bonfire and fireworks show. Photo by Gary DeldayTickets are on sale for Warwick's bonfire and fireworks show. Photo by Gary Delday
Tickets are on sale for Warwick's bonfire and fireworks show. Photo by Gary Delday
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Local Solicitors Feldon Dunsmore, Geberit, Bovis Homes, Warwick Kia, Godfrey Payton, Delta Marriott Hotel, have all provided their support, with Unipart Logistics supplying the pallets for the bonfire.

Sambassadors of Groove will be providing entertainment to the crowds, and Warwick Racecourse brings in a host of local suppliers to provide a range of hot foods.

CJ’s Events Warwickshire is providing additional stewards to help with parking and security, and Warwick Ambulance volunteers will be providing first aid.

Members of the Warwick Lions and Rotary Clubs manage the event on the night which is one of their major annual fundraisers for local charities.

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Last year 6,000 people attended and tickets sold out in advance.

Tickets cost £8 for adults and £2 for children aged between three and 15, infants under three years old can enter for free – the same as 2021.

Gates open at 5pm and the event will start off with a 10-minute show at 6pm as a children’s show, then the bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm with the main show starting at 6.45pm.