Some strong opinions have been revealed as Worcester News readers debate if fireworks should be banned from public sale.

The discussion begins in the build-up to Bonfire Night on Tuesday (November 5), when firework displays are unleashed across the country.

Readers expressed their views on the Worcester News Facebook page.

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A majority of readers believe that fireworks should be banned from public sale.

One reader, Jo Smith, said: "Yes.

"I understand concerns about pets, but it’s a nightmare for horse owners.

"My horses are still distressed.

"(There was) 50 minutes worth on Saturday night, my horses are still showing signs of distress."

She advocated for keeping displays to "one night a year".

Another reader, Sian Davis, said: "Yes.

"I’m sick of them landing in my garden, hitting my back door, my car.

"I’d be in favour of public displays only."

Joe Perryman wrote: "Yes, ban the lot", as did Andrew Barton.

Julie Gunnell, Andrea Jade Everton, Matt Reynolds, Vicky Brown and Jade Smith also all advocated for a ban.

Will Apps disagreed, but advocated for different buying laws.

He commented: "No, the age should be raised to 25 to buy, not 18."