THERE are plenty of firework displays being held to celebrate Guy Fawkes' night this year. 

North Wales Fire and Rescue service are encouraging families to attend organised events. Events that are being organised or supported by the fire service are being held in Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Llanfairfechan, Rhyl.

After two years, Abergele Roundtable Firework Display is also returning to the skies above Pensarn Promenade.

See below for the full 'shebang'!

Llandudno

In line with Llandudno Town Council procedures and following a ‘weather chat’ discussion between the fireworks chairman, Natalie Hughes, the event health and safety officer Dave Phillips, the mayor, and reports from Ignite and Llandudno Pier, Llandudno's Firework Display is all set to go ahead on Thursday, October 27 at 7.30pm. 

This year's annual firework display will take place at Llandudno North Shore Beach. 

Cllr Angie O’Grady, chair of the Fireworks Sub Committee, said: "We would like to thank Llandudno Pier for again offering to provide all the machinery and manpower needed to ensure the display is able to be ‘fired’ safely from the beach, and Conwy County Borough Council. This major event couldn’t proceed without their support."

See full details here.

Families are encouraged to keep an eye on Llandudno Fireworks Display Facebook page for any changes.

Colwyn Bay

Colwyn Town Council will be hosting their community bonfire and fireworks on Friday, November 4. This will take place at Eirias Park in Colwyn Bay at 7pm. 

Donations are welcome. Money raised will be split between the fire station's welfare fund and charities in the area. 

Disabled parking and viewing area is available at Eirias Stadium (limited capacity). To book, telephone 01492 532248.

Families and revellers are asked not to bring sparklers. 

Low noise fireworks will be part of the display this year. 

Colwyn Town Council host the event with support from Conwy County Borough Council and Colwyn Bay Fire Station. 

Llanfairfechan

Llanfairfechan Town Council will host their display on Monday, November 7 at 6pm. This will be on Llanfairfechen Promenade.

There will be small fairground rides for children in place. 

Rhyl

Rhyl's display will take place on Saturday, November 5 at Brooks' Field on Rhuddlan Road at 7.30pm.

Parking is very limited. Residents are asked to consider walking if they live in Rhyl or Rhuddlan.

On the field there will be a funfair as well as outlets for food and drink.

Abergele

Abergele Roundtable Firework Display will be held on Pensarn Promenade on Saturday, November 5.

To celebrate the return of this event, the firework display is free of charge. However, donations will be appreciated. 

Cllr Alan Hunter, mayor of Abergele,  said: "By kind permission of Andrew Wood, of Abergele Roundtable, entry will be by donation to support St Kentigern Hospice, my mayor's chosen charity for this year.

"Representatives of the Abergele Branch of fundraisers will be on the road closure barriers on both bridges to the Promenade. Please do give generously to support the wonderful work and care that St Kentigern Hospice do.

"The promenade cafes and kiosks will be open, so please support our local businesses."

Details from Abergele Roundtable are as follows: "Our annual Abergele town bonfire and fireworks display, with Knightly's funfair, will be held at Pensarn promenade on Saturday, November 5 with the following events:

"6.15pm - Toddlers 'quiet display' by the West prom;

"7pm - Lighting the Bonfire;

"7.45pm - the main fireworks display for 15 minutes.

"Knightly's funfair will be open from 5.30pm.

"Disabled parking on the prom will be available until 6pm.

"The prom road will be closed to traffic from 5pm from both bridges until 8.30pm for safety reasons.

"Any vehicles already on the prom will have to remain until the road reopens and then all vehicles must proceed with extreme caution as there will still be many people including excited children on the Promenade.

"The event will go ahead whatever the weather does, come rain wind or shine."

For further organised events, being supported by North Wales Fire and Rescue service, click here.