Pallets dumped at bonfire sites in east Belfast - six months before the annual Eleventh Night event in July

It's January, only six months to the eleventh night and people have already started collecting wood for the annual bonfires. Pallets have been left at two places in east Belfast - the Connswater greenway near Avoneil and the Cregagh Estate. Groups can get up to £5,000 for bonfire events for the 12th from the council - but they have to stick to a set of rules. One of them is you can't start collecting material for them until June.

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