Yup - both for what it symbolises (a reminder that the government can be [close to] overthrown by a few people) and the pwetty fireworks. Though I would prefer it if firework displays were left to specialists and that access to fireworks should be more restricted - we shouldn't be having kids firing fireworks and emergency workers or neighbours giving pets heart attacks.

Never heard of it.

nah, maybe I would if I were British - or got a day off from work for it...is there a traditional thing people do? Light a bonfire?

No.

I do! Also me and my friends di have a sort of witch cosplay going that night.