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Tealeaf · 17-09-2003, 13:17

Under European Directive 2002/691, (as incorporated into British Law) persons  or entities organising a bonfire and /or  fireworks display at which music will be played must 1) seek the appropriate music and light entertainment license from your local authority 2) Notify the Health and Safety Executive 3) Ensure full public liability insurance is carried 4) Notify the Police and emergency services at least 3 months in advance 5) Place in position the neccessary health & safety equipment 6) Ensure no animals are inadvertantly placed at risk (Re: Wildlife & Countryside Act)................How's this piece of music go again?

17-09-2003, 13:17	#54
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: CAN anyone help ???? Under European Directive 2002/691, (as incorporated into British Law) persons  or entities organising a bonfire and /or  fireworks display at which music will be played must 1) seek the appropriate music and light entertainment license from your local authority 2) Notify the Health and Safety Executive 3) Ensure full public liability insurance is carried 4) Notify the Police and emergency services at least 3 months in advance 5) Place in position the neccessary health & safety equipment 6) Ensure no animals are inadvertantly placed at risk (Re: Wildlife & Countryside Act)................How's this piece of music go again?