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Bonfire night: Rules & risks

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As Bonfire Night approaches, many people will be looking forward to an evening of fireworks, sparklers and bonfires. However, it’s important to understand the risks. Aditi Kanojia from ARAG Law answers some common questions about the legal considerations surrounding Bonfire Night.

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