With Halloween over, attention in the North East turns to Bonfire Night on Thursday, November 5, and a range of firework displays are planned across the region for those still without plans.
Displays in Newcastle and Wallsend
Blue Flames in Benton will open gates at 5.30pm, with the display starting at 7.30pm. The event includes rides, food vendors and indoor bars. Tickets cost £7 for children and £10 for adults and must be bought in advance.
Fireworks at the Fort, held at Segedunum in Wallsend, offers free entry from 4pm.
Family events and free entry options
The Big Blaze at Lintz Hall Farm, which is currently hosting Psycho Path, will hold displays on November 5 and 7, running from 4pm to 11pm both days. Tickets are priced from £9.
Ponteland Community Primary School Fireworks opens gates at 4.30pm, with fireworks from 6pm. Tickets cost £5.50.
Twice Brewed fireworks, at the Twice Brewed Inn near Hadrian's Wall, opens the event field at 5pm, lights the bonfire at 6.30pm and holds a 30-minute fireworks display at 7pm. Entry is free with no tickets needed.
Free displays in Northumberland
Embleton Bonfire & Fireworks takes place from 6.30pm on the field behind Embleton playpark, with free entry and donations going toward next year's display. Elsdon Fireworks runs from 6pm on the village green, also with free entry and donations gratefully received; sparklers can be bought from The Bird in Bush, along with refreshments.
