House sealed off with residents reporting 'a lot of police' after incident in Gorton

Two guns have been recovered after a dawn raid on a house in Salford.As reported in the Manchester Evening News four men were arrested on suspicion of firearms offences during a planned strike on Tuesday.Armed police were involved when a search warrant was executed at the property in Goulden Street, Langworthy, based on intelligence.More than 25 officers plus staff from other agencies were involved in the operation.The house was sealed off as a crime scene and the investigation is ongoing.Now

Fallowfield shortly after 9am on Tuesday morning (September 1) to reports of a house fire.

here"Officers from A relief were on scene in minutes and detained the pair down an alleyway."He published a picture of one of the suspects being led into a police prison van and added: "Both await questioning for attempt burglary - here’s one of them being escorted to his taxi to custody."The posted prompted praise from many on Facebook, including Judy Screen who wrote: "Well done, fantastic job."Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or

in Bolton on Zoopla.  The home, on Manchester Road in Westhoughton, has been reduced by 23 per cent since it was added to the listings on January 22 this year.  The three-bedroom family home includes three reception rooms and a bathroom. Agents say it does need work and has some damp. But it has 'fantastic potential'.The house will go up for sale by auction, with bids of £104,500 due to be accepted.The property has been viewed 7,673 times since it was first listed on the website.

Across Britain, the average price for first-time buyers came to £197,459 this April, just 2pc higher than £192,822 in the same month last year.Homes in Trafford are the most expensive in Greater Manchester for first-time buyers, and the area has seen one of the biggest increases in the country.On average new homeowners were paying £262,283 for a home in Trafford this April - up by 10pc from £239,395 in April 2019.Meanwhile, Bury and Manchester were the only parts of Greater Manchester to see

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Farnworth, at around 10pm on Saturday, August 22.

parties attended by dozens of people took place right across the region, in direct breach of the coronavirus restrictions that are still in place. Oldham was placed under tighter restrictions as of midnight today, banning people from meeting other households in any indoor or outdoor area.

Stockport where an officer was left with a broken jaw.

"Officers attended and three children were taken to hospital under police protection to ensure their safety whilst enquiries were carried out. "A 34-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of breach of the peace and has since been released with no further actions."The children remain in hospital for assessment."Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or Android device. You can also get a round-up of the biggest stories sent direct to

hereUnder the current local lockdown rules, people from different households are banned from mixing in homes or gardens.Across Greater Manchester between Friday and Sunday, Greater Manchester Police recorded 863 incidents related to Covid-19.That included 54 reports of people breaching the coronavirus rules on Sunday alone.Sharing details of Monday night's incident on social media, officers from GMP Oldham Central wrote: "Officers have this evening attended a report of a house party in

received 54 reports of people breaching the coronavirus rules. Deputy Chief Constable Ian Pilling said a 'small majority' of people have been 'selfishly flouting the guidance', placing pressure on the force which already has limited resources.Police investigated reports of several large gatherings and parties over the weekend, leading to them issue fines and fixed penalty notices.

A house where ‘lockdown parties’ were held and police officers were assaulted when called to the address has been shut down by the town hall.In July, officers from Greater Manchester Police attended a property at 102 Elm Road in Limehurst Village following reports of 30 people partying.But while visiting the house in Oldham the officers were assaulted.The council says it was the latest incident in a string of anti-social and criminal activities at the dwelling over the past year.And it was also

here“I feel we’ve been really fair with the public, engaging and explaining with them and only enforcing as a last resort."However, these blatant breaches continue and we owe it to our communities to thoroughly investigate these types of reports and prosecute those involved."We will continue to enforce when there is a blatant disregard for the rules.“We understand that the vast majority of people across Greater Manchester are doing the right thing and it’s incredibly disappointing that these

were caught on Snapchat footage partying in the early hours. Officers turned up - before being pelted with missiles.Police have now served the woman - who they say was 'an organiser' - with a £100 fixed penalty fine.An anti-social behaviour closure notice has also been slapped on the property.It prohibits anyone from outside the household entering. Police said the party was a 'blatant breach of covid legislation'.