More than 9,000 people are thought to have watched what has been described as Ramsey’s ‘best ever’ Bonfire Night event.
The 5 November fireworks is believed to be the only publicly attended display in the British Isles this year.
Thousands went along to the Mooragh Park after many similar events had been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Chairman of Ramsey Commissioners Andy Cowie said it was “without doubt the best attended event we have seen.
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