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Working to keep us safe on Bonfire Night
Edinburgh Evening News
|October 23, 2025
Ask most people what comes to mind on Bonfire Night and they might mention the glow of the sparklers, the boom of the fireworks ringing in one's ears or the acrid smell of the smoke left in their wake.
They probably won't say riot police on the streets, older residents in terror in their homes, animals in fear or bus services suspended for the safety of the drivers.
But for too long, this has been the reality of the period around Hallowe'en and Bonfire Night in many parts of Edinburgh. Last year, Moredun and Gracemount were among the areas worst affected by this appalling disorder. It was unacceptable and cannot be repeated.
And we must not forget the impact on animals.
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