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There have been calls for Birmingham City Council to once again host Bonfire Night celebrations amid fears of history ‘being lost’.

Families will be attending events in and around the city this weekend to mark the King and Parliament being saved from Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder plot.

Amid the celebrations taking place, Conservative councillors called for a major change this week, saying it’s been several years since the last council -run bonfire in Brum.

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They went on to argue that the Labour -run council reintroducing bonfire celebrations would provide a “safe environment” and ensure future generations of Brummies learn about the historical event.

They added the local author

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