Bonfire Night

[renegadefm]

Not sure if its just me, but does society celebrate Bonfire night like we used to?

 

I remember as a kid growing up in the 70's bonfire night was a huge deal, people would be having bonfires and letting off fireworks all evening. 

In fact my neighbour at the time would have a big party outside. 

I don't really see any of that going on these days. 

Is the tradition dying off?

 

In my observation Halloween seems to get bigger each year, and Bonfire night is dying off. 

 

What would the reason be, assuming my observation is correct. 

[Barsel]

I sometimes wonder if the ones who don't want to ban fireworks, live in quiet areas and not places like Gorton and Salford.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/explosions-heard-car-full-fireworks-30305923#source=breaking-news