Bonfire night passes without any major incident or injury in the Bristol area
BONFIRE night passed without any major incident or injury in the Bristol area.
Twenty calls relating to Bonfire night incidents were received by Avon Fire and Rescue Service.
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The first call was received at 4.08pm on Monday and the last call around 1am this morning.
Out of the 20 calls received ten were false alarms.
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A spokesman said: "Usually these calls were related to bonfires but when firefighters arrived they found these fires were at an organised event, being supervised properly."
Two calls involved a bonfire having been put out by the time firefighters arrived.
Another calls involved a barbecue, which needed to be safely moved away from a bonfire by firefighters.
Seven of the calls received needed some sort of response.
Most involved unattended bonfires which firefighters put out using aqua packs, beaters, and hoses.
A spokesman said: "It was a fairly busy night for the service but nothing that was bonfire-related was of real significance.
"There were no reports of injuries or of anyone being hurt."
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