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Bradford on Avon Fireworks Display returns to Poulton Park on Sunday 1 November

Our free Bradford on Avon Fireworks Display returns to Poulton Park on Sunday 1 November, bringing an evening of music, food, entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display to the town. 

The event attracts thousands every year and we’re looking forward to welcoming families and visitors back to Poulton Park for another memorable evening. 

Things get underway from 4pm, with music, food, drinks and fairground rides to enjoy before the fireworks begin at 6pm. The display will last just under 15 minutes, lighting up the sky over Poulton Park. 

The fun continues until 7pm, with food, drinks and fairground rides available throughout the evening. After the event, town council staff and volunteers will be on hand to help everyone leave Poulton Park safely. 

We know that large events can sometimes be a little daunting for parents and carers. That’s why we’ll once again be offering free children’s wristbands, available from several locations around town, including the town council office and the entrances to Poulton Park on the night. 

Simply write your phone number on the wristband before your child wears it. If you become separated during the event, a member of our BOA Youth team can then help reunite you. 

We encourage everyone attending to consider travelling sustainably, whether that’s by walking, cycling or using public transport. 

The display is completely free to attend, but we’ll be collecting donations throughout the evening to help us continue putting on free events for the town. 

We’re delighted to be working with Pains Fireworks again this year. Their carbon-neutral displays are an important part of our commitment to putting on exciting events while reducing their environmental impact. 

The Castle Inn will also be joining us with a pop-up bar, serving seasonal favourites including mulled drinks, alongside other refreshments. 

You can find out more about Pains Fireworks’ carbon-neutral approach on their website. 

Published
7th October 2026
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7th October 2026
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