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Ms Morden said: “I’ve spoken in Parliament previously about the need for improved regulation of fireworks sales, and I know from correspondence from constituents just how much concern there is about the impact of anti-social firework use on vulnerable members of the community and animals. “I support Blue Cross’ campaign for people to think twice before setting off loud fireworks this year, and for greater consideration to be given to the distress caused to animals, including pets and livestock.” Head of behaviour at Blue Cross, Ryan Neile, said: “These results have laid bare...