Police in south Manchester were called out to deal with a large number of Bank Holiday street parties - including one attended by more than 200 people.
'Lockdown ended then?' - Images emerge of groups of people gathering on green spaces and squares during Bank Holiday weekend
10.05.2020 - 00:09 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Images have emerged of groups of people gathering on green spaces and squares in Manchester city centre.
Despite a sunny Bank Holiday weekend, the UK lockdown remains in force.
However, frustrated social media users have been sharing messages and pictures of people apparently defying the government's social distancing rules.
Images have emerged of Cutting Room Square in Ancoats looking packed with people, while a green space opposite an apartment block in Ancoats was also busy with groups of
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26.05.2020 / 22:15
Residents left to tidy south Manchester park after it was used for 'careless' bank holiday parties
South Manchester residents have expressed their anger after discovering rubbish left in a popular park after a bank holiday party.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
25.05.2020 / 21:09
Anger as 30-strong group spend Bank Holiday 'climbing Salford Quays bridge and jumping into canal' despite lockdown
'Around 30 people' have been spotted gathering at Salford Quays climbing up the bridge and jumping in the canal, according to eyewitnesses.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
25.05.2020 / 13:25
Bank Holiday weather: Sunny day ahead, with temperatures set to reach 22C - and the rest of the week is looking pretty decent
Greater Manchester is set to bask in the sunshine this Bank Holiday Monday as the warm weather makes a welcome return.
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22.05.2020 / 21:53
No Drop In Coronavirus 'R Rate' As UK Approaches Bank Holiday Weekend
Latest estimates suggest the UK-wide reproduction rate of coronavirus – the so-called “R rate” – has remained at 0.7 to 1.0 for a second week.