PSNI says it needs to charge for supporting bonfire clean-up operations
The PSNI has told Belfast City Council it plans to start charging a fee for providing support during Eleventh Night bonfire clear-up operations.
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The PSNI has told Belfast City Council it plans to start charging a fee for providing support during Eleventh Night bonfire clear-up operations.
The ‘Eleventh Night’ fires are traditionally lit on the eve of the ‘Twelfth of July’.
They are part of the traditional July 12 celebrations marking the victory of the Protestant King William at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
Concerns about a bonfire constructed on council land close to Lisnasharragh leisure centre in east Belfast are not new.
Torrevieja’s Councillor for Beaches, Antonio Vidal, announced that Torrevieja will celebrate the annual San Juan bonfire festivities, with 15,000 kilos of pine and mimosa wood -which leaves no residue- for bonfires on the beaches of Los Náufragos, Los Locos, El Cura, and La Mata. The beach parties could continue until 02:00 on Saturday morning, to