Alcohol, COVID and fires are all on the list with people being urged to be responsible when celebrating at home

Andrew Lotherington
Updated April 14 2021 - 11:11pm, first published December 31 2020 - 1:00pm
Firepits and cooking fires are allowed in backyards however fires must always be supervised and there must be a constant water source available in case of emergency. Image: Shutterstock.
Firepits and cooking fires are allowed in backyards however fires must always be supervised and there must be a constant water source available in case of emergency. Image: Shutterstock.

While residents across the Central West and Western NSW have been urged to celebrate New Year's Eve at home in light of COVID-19 restrictions and cancelled events, people are being reminded to do so in a safe manner.

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Andrew Lotherington

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