The Speaker of the House of Commons stood down on October 31.
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A giant effigy of the departing Speaker of the House John Bercow was burned at a Guys Fawkes night in Kent.
Edenbridge's Bonfire Society, which has a long history of burning effigies of celebrities and politicians, had prepared a 36ft-high replica of the Commons Speaker to burn on Saturday.
But organisers had to apologise after Bercow's head blew off in strong winds and they had to make do with burning that.
Guy Fawkes night is officially marked on 5 November and marks the night that Guy Fawkes, who was part of a plot to kill King James I of England, was arrested beneath the British Houses of Parliament in 1605 while guarding the explosives.
Bercow stood down after a decade as speaker of the House of Commons on October 31. He was a divisive figure in parliament particularly amongst Brexiteers on the right of the Conservative Party.