A FARM in Salwarpe is providing a feast for the eyes while protecting people's ears with its low-noise firework display.

Churchfields Farm is marking Bonfire night with four days of low-noise fireworks over the next week.

(Image: NewsQuest) The farm assistant manager Carrie-Ann Sheppard said this year's run of events will be the biggest and most fun yet.

The fun began yesterday (November 2) and will continue between 3pm and 7pm tonight, Sunday, November 3.

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There will be further fireworks displays at the same times on Friday and Saturday, November 8 and 9.

Miss Sheppard told the Worcester News: "This is our fourth year and they have proved very popular.

"Being a farm we have our own animals and they don't like loud fireworks, and as a family-run business, we understand some young children don't either.

(Image: Newsquest) "Generally the fireworks get better every year and we think this year's displays will be the best yet, it's nice for families to come out and see them and enjoy themselves.

"It's brilliant this time of year and a great vibe around the farm, we are so excited."

Jayne Edney, who came to the display with her family, added: "This is the first time we've come here, we had such a fantastic time and it was so important for the younger people among us that they had quieter fireworks."

(Image: Newsquest) This event sells out every year, with guests arriving mid-afternoon for fun farm activities and entertainment followed by the fireworks.

(Image: Ryan Smith) Guests could test their circus skills with the Shooting Stars Circus Academy, followed by a meet and greet with children's entertainment company The Doorstep Princesses, who were dressed as Chase from Paw Patrol and Wednesday Addams. 

(Image: Ryan Smith) There was also a fire show from Shooting Stars Circus, featuring glow in the dark and fire juggling, and the day ended with a 15-minute firework display.

(Image: Newsquest) And people could enjoy some food featuring farm produce such as beef brisket and  ice cream.

Fireworks displays usually take place in the days leading up to and on November 5 to mark the anniversary of the gunpowder plot to blow up Parliament. 

However, the loud noise produced by traditional fireworks can be distressing to people and animals.

Concerns about safety and well-being have led to the development of low-noise fireworks.