It's officially part of Rochdale but most of those who live there identify as proud Mancunians.
28.03.2022 - 15:05 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Families 'ran to safety' after a mass brawl broke out with 'screaming and shouting' during a Mother's Day meal at a popular restaurant.
Police swooped on the restaurant on Sunday (March 27) after a fight broke out during a Mother's Day-themed evening. Cheshire Police confirmed that the incident took place at the Istanbul Grill on Warrington Road in Culcheth, near Leigh, at around 6.30pm.
Onlookers reported witnessing arguing, shouting and swearing before glasses were 'thrown and smashed' at the restaurant. Families had to run out to the street with their crying little ones during the 'scary' ordeal.
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A large police presence was pictured outside the Turkish restaurant as people stood and watched on from the street - but most of those involved had fled the scene by the time officers arrived. Diners told the Manchester Evening News that the venue was full with families, including children and toddlers.
One pregnant woman, who asked to remain anonymous, told the M.E.N that a large party had started fighting with the waiters before glasses started being thrown and smashed. She said: "There was a large group of about 20 or 30 in the restaurant when a fight broke out.
"People were running to the exit screaming and shouting and glasses were being smashed. Two lads ran out from the back of the restaurant laughing, picking up glasses and throwing them saying 'come on then'.
"My partner, myself and my daughter ran to the exit. I am four months pregnant and there were lots of children and a few small toddlers and babies there too. Everyone was screaming and crying, it was horrid.
"It was very chaotic and crazy and no one
It's officially part of Rochdale but most of those who live there identify as proud Mancunians.
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