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British Firework Championships
The Hoe, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 2LR
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Tel01752 306330
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| Event (14 Aug 2019 - 15 Aug 2019) |
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* Entertainment from 2.30pm
Fireworks from 9.30pm
The most anticipated event in the city's annual events calendar will see thousands of spectators heading up to the Hoe for two evenings of entertainment culminating in spectacular fireworks displays from six companies seeking the coveted title of British Firework Champions. However, this year sees an extra special title up for grabs as it is the Champion of Champions – the last 6 years winners are coming back to compete for the ultimate accolade.
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