Liverpool Tens of thousands of people are expected to witness Liverpool's November 5th displays which will be synchronised to music, in recognition of Liverpool Performs 2006. Displays will be taking place at Walton Hall Park, Newsham Park and Sefton Park, all from 7pm. There will be no river-based display this year. The Sefton Park location has also changed from 2005 to the Review Field. This is located off Croxteth Drive, close to Cleopatra's Needle Monument and Solna Hotel. Display locations Sunday 5th November 2006 Walton Hall Park, Newsham Park, Sefton Park.
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Wirral All organised Firework Displays start at 6.30pm on Sunday 5th November 2006 at the following locations: Firework Displays Only: Birkenhead Park
Central Park, Wallasey
Upton Park, Moreton
Lingham Park, Moreton
Mayer Park, Bebington
Mersey Park, Tranmere
Woodchurch Community Centre Bonfire and Firework Display: Leasowe Adventure Playground (off Oxley Ave) More information Tourist Information CentreÌý0151 647 6780 St Helens Sherdley Park willÌý host St. Helens Council's annual Spark in
the Park Fireworks Display on Sunday November 5th. Display at 8pm. 6.15pm full stage programme begins includingÌý performances from latest pop super group Totally Boyband - the stars of the recent MTV hit show of the same name. Grand firework display set to music is scheduled to start at 8.00pm. Parking will be priced at £3 per vehicle at Sutton High School and Sutton Leisure Centre, Lea Green Station and Sherdley Park. More information 01744 671746 or log onto www.sthelens.gov.uk/events Halton Sunday November 5th 2006 - display at 7.30pm. Both Mersey Road In Runcorn and St.Marys Road in Widnes are the prime viewing areas, but be aware that you need to get to either venue early to make sure you can see the whole of the waterfront. Crowds start arriving at 6.30pm to get prime viewing sites along the River banks. If you don't want to be part of a larger crowd try Astmoor, Weston Road, and Wigg Island in Runcorn, Pickerings Pasture and the Trans-Pennine Trail in Widnes which are not main viewing sites, but the spectacle can still be seen. The theme for this years music will be transport to conicide with the progress being made on the New Mersey Crossing.
More information contact - Karen Lewty - Events Officer, Tel: 01928 516117 West Lancashire There are designated bonfire sites in the West Lancashire area between 3rd and 5th November.
* Abbeystead (on the right hand side on the grassed area)
* Alderley (on the left hand side on the grass by the subway to Pimbo)
* Banksbarn (on the entrance on the right hand side grassed area)
* Digmoor, Bankfield (left hand side on the grass)
* Evington (left hand side by the play area)
* Tanhouse, Eskbank (grassed area at the entrance)
* Hallcroft Field (grassed area by the play area)
* The Winsters, off Church Road, (grassed area on right hand side)
* Old Skelmersdale, Railway Road (grassed area to the rear of Woodrow)
The Council will remove any other bonfires set up anywhere else on public land as soon as possible. Bonfires built before or after the accepted period will also be removed. | 
