Poundland Stops Sales Of Chinese Lanterns
Poundland should be congratulated on this move reported here on the BBC.
I must say, it’s about time especially after the big fire last week.
July 6, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | News | Fire
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I agree James, they are dangerous – and can apparently be a real menace where we are, so close to the airport. A while back some friends had the bright idea of letting them off from the top of the Great Orme – thankfully one had the sense to check that this was legal beforehand, which of course it isn’t.
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