Which roads will be closed for Norwich’s Big Boom fireworks display
Thousands of people filled the streets of Norwich in 2015 for the Big Boom fireworks display. Photo: Simon Finlay - Credit: SIMON FINLAY
There are lots of road closures in place in Norwich tonight as the city's skies are brought to life by the Big Boom! fireworks display.
The Big Boom fireworks display in Norwich. Photo: Simon Finlay - Credit: SIMON FINLAY
The display starts at 7.30pm at Norwich Castle and entry is free.
This spectacular firework display in the heart of Norwich city centre, with the stunning backdrop of Norwich Castle, replaced the Sparks in the Park event a few years ago and has been a big success. Watch from in front of City Hall for the full audio visual experience.
• The following roads will all be closed between 5pm and 8.30pm:
Arcade Street
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Back of the Inns
Bedford Street
Bethel Street (from St Peters Street to Forum car park)
Britannia Road
Castle Meadow
Castle Street
Cattle Market Street
Davey Place
Farmers Avenue
Gaol Hill
Gentlemans Walk
Little London Street
London Street
Market Avenue
Opie Street
Pottergate
Red Lion Street
Rose Avenue
St Peters Street
St Andrews Hill
St Giles Street (from Upper Goat Lane to Gaol Hill)
St Stephens Street
White Lion Street
Revoke pedestrianisation of Upper Goat Lane
Thickthorn and Norwich Airport Park and Ride services will remain open until 9pm tonight and the City Council are urging people to use public transport if they can.
