PICTURES AND VIDEO: Boston's bonfire night celebrations go with a bang

Boston's skyline sparkled this weekend as thousands headed out to watch official fireworks displays around the area.
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Fireworks at Boston United. EMN-170611-151111001

Boston Town and Boston United kicked off the weekend’s events with their displays on Friday night.

More than 1,400 people attended the Jakemans Stadium on York Street to watch the entertainment.

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Entertainment also came from vocalist Karl Bird and the club’s own United Cheer Team.

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Fireworks at Boston United. EMN-170611-151111001

A spokesman for the club said: ”Boston United would like to thank everybody who attended and supported the event — and the volunteers who helped staff on the night.”

Boston Town also had success with their event with more than 500 people gathering at the DWB Stadium on Tattershall Road.

Town manager Mick Vines said he felt the event had the same success as last year, adding: “I was happy with what went on, how it was organised. I thought it was a successful night.

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“It was a brilliant bonfire - we’re lucky to have the space to have a traditional fire.”

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Fireworks weekend at the Boardsides went with a real bang as Boston Rugby Club held another highly-successful event.

Club vice-chairman Warren Moody commented: “It was great to see so many people having fun at this year’s fireworks display, enjoying the whole evening’s entertainment programme.

“We are hugely grateful for everyone’s support, and look forward to welcoming all back next year for an even bigger and better evening of pyrotechnic fun.”

The evening featured performances from live bands Kotote and Punch the Monkey.