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Alcohol Policy

Brockham Bonfire – Consumption of Alcohol by Under 18’s

Parents of under 18 year olds are asked to note that Surrey Police will again have a zero tolerance of the carrying and consumption of alcohol by under 18’s. Confiscation points on the main entry points into Brockham will be strictly enforced with bags searched and alcohol confiscated. The local Off Licences and Licensed premises will observe a very strict enforcement of the Law. Please do purchase alcohol for your children to bring to Brockham. Please expect soft drink bottles laced with spirits to be treated in the same manner. The organisers and residents of Brockham do not want noisy and drunken children spoiling the fun for everyone else.

Please expect to be called by the Police to be asked to collect your children if the are drunk. If you cannot be contacted you child may be taken to a place of safety – a cell at Reigate Police Station.

Nearly 100 confiscations were made last year and every effort will be made to exceed this figure this year. Please help us to ensure the continuing success of Brockham Bonfire Celebrations by ensuring your children do not break the law.

Tony Hines MBE

Chairman

Brockham Bonfire Limited

 

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Further Information
Contact Telephone

Tony Hines MBE
Chairman

Brockham Bonfire

 

Doreen Bates

Firework sponsorship, Village passes and general queries

 01737 843041

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New Firework Regulations came into force in August 2004. Make sure you are up to speed with the restrictions or you could be liable to a fine of up to £5,000 or 6 months imprisonment.

ALCOHOL POLICY

Parents of under 18 year olds are asked to note that Surrey Police will again have a zero tolerance of the carrying and consumption of alcohol by under 18’s. Find out more here.

 
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