Remember, remember, the 5th November
In 2008 the 5th November falls on a Wednesday and as a result some London fireworks displays are taking place on the weekend before and after. However some displays are still taking place on Wednesday 5th November itself so even if you didn't get the chance to see any events over the weekend there's no reason to worry, there's still plenty more chances.

Roundwood Park

The Roundwood Park fireworks display has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

Roundwood Park is staying true to tradition and celebrating Guy Fawkes by having its firework display on the 5th November so if you like to keep things as they should be then this one's the one for you. As usual with Roundwood Park's fireworks display, visitors can expect a spectacle that will be one to remember. In addition to some fantastic fireworks there'll be fairground rides for the kids, food stalls and more so make sure you get down. And anyway, what better way to spend a cold Wednesday evening? For more information, please click the link below.

Roundwood Park Fireworks Display

Wimbledon Park
A huge fireworks extravaganza is taking place at Wimbledon Park on Wednesday 5th November 2008, commemorating Guy Fawkes in traditional style. Children's fairground rides will be available on the night, along with all manner of other goodies. Gates open at 5.15pm with the kids' show starting at 6.30pm and the main show beginning at 8.15pm. Entry is free for under 4s, £4.00 for children and £7.00 for adults.

Wimbledon Fireworks Display

Brockwell Park
Brockwell Park join in the traditional fun with another corker of a display on Wednesday 5th November 2008. Head to the park for 7.30pm for some stunning shows of light and colour.

Brockwell Park Fireworks Display

Clapham Common
Clapham Common is renowned for putting on one of the biggest and most impressive fireworks displays every year, and this year it takes place on 5th November itself. Always a sure bet for a great show, the fireworks display at Clapham Common starts at 7.30pm.

Clapham Fireworks Display

Streatham
Streatham Common is the place to go for some more fabulous Bonfire Night fun on Wednesday 5th November 2008. Another big show that is the perfect treat for both kids and family, the Streatham fireworks display starts at 7.30pm.

Streatham Fireworks Display

Walthamstow Chestnut Field
The Walthamstow fireworks display once again hosts a funfair for kids along with a spectacular show of rockets, bangers and sparkling rain. Popular with those who have younger children due to the early start time, the Walthamstow event kicks off at 6pm.

Walthamstow Fireworks Display

Southwark Park
Another great free night out with plenty of whizzes and bangs is guaranteed by the event at Southwark Park. Kicking off at 6.30pm with fireworks due to start at 7.30pm, there is plenty of time to get there after work and enjoy a spectacular show of colour and light.

Southwark Fireworks Display

As usual, not all firework displays in London are on the 5th November, so click below for a selection available on other dates.

London Fireworks Displays

Lord Mayor's Show
If you can't make the 5th then fret not as there's still one more chance to see a fantastic spectacle. The Lord Mayors Show celebrated an 800 year London tradition in style with fireworks, parades and more on Saturday 8th November 2008. The fireworks here are always something to behold so if you did miss the genuine Guy Fawkes night displays at least you know you'll be seeing some of the very best fireworks in London.

Lord Mayors Show London

Blackheath
A special fireworks display event is taking place at Balckheath on Saturday 8th November 2008. This unique event combines theatrics and pyrotechnics, telling a vibrant tale for children and adults to enjoy. The event is free to attend, inviting Londoners for a memorable fireworks event.

Blackheath Fireworks Display

Firework displays across London
Firework displays are taking place across London during Bonfire Night weekend ensuring traditional fireworks night fun and an exciting Bonfire Night weekend. Start planning where to visit to enjoy thrilling firework displays.

Plan ahead for Bonfire Night
Don’t forget to plan ahead for an exciting night out with family and friends. For most of the firework displays you can simply turn up on the night and take in the show, but be warned, these firework displays will be busy so make sure you turn up early.

Not just fireworks
In addition to firework displays and the traditional Guy Fawkes bonfire, many events in London will include fairground rides, food and drink stalls and other family attractions.

London firework displays
For a complete list of the other major Bonfire Night London firework displays taking place in London this year, see below. Click on the name of the event for further details:

Alexandra Palace Fireworks Display

Battersea Park Fireworks Display

Bishops Park Fireworks Display

Blackheath Fireworks Display

Ealing Fireworks Display

Hampton Court Fireworks Display

Kingston Fireworks Display

Morden Fireworks Display

Ravenscourt Park Fireworks Display