Proactive patrols in Radcliffe result in vehicles seized and driver charged
15:40 10/07/2026Our Radcliffe Neighbourhood Team conducted proactive patrols yesterday (Thursday 9 July 2026).
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Our Radcliffe Neighbourhood Team conducted proactive patrols yesterday (Thursday 9 July 2026).
A woman who stabbed her 84-year-old husband with a vegetable knife at their home in Bury has been handed a life sentence with a minimum of 12 years in prison for murder.
A significant amount of drugs, suspected to be MDMA and cannabis resin, and about £10k in cash. were also recovered from a nearby address.
Hundreds of bikes remain in GMP’s possession, having been seized from criminals, or recovered as lost or stolen and have been unclaimed over a period of time across the force.
Officers from our Serious Crime Division (SCD) have seized a firearm and recovered a quantity of Class A and B drugs as investigations continue following an incident in Whitefield, Bury.
1. Anti-Social Behaviour
2. Anti-Social Behaviour Drug Related
3. Anti-Social Driving
4. Drug Offences
5. Neighbourhood Crime (Burglaries & Robberies)
6. Vehicle Crime
Issued 22 July 2026
BESSES
‘You Said, We Did’
Over the last few months your Besses, Whitefield and Unsworth Neighbourhood Officers have been completing successful Op Halt traffic operations where we stopped over 150 vehicles in last 3 months with multiple traffic offence reports submitted keeping the streets of Besses, Whitefield and Unsworth safe from illegal drivers and others who fail to adhere to the road traffic legislations and which has resulted in multiple vehicle seizures and drivers reported for various offences.
We have also held several school visits to highlight the importance in tackling drug and knife crime in the Besses, Whitefield and Unsworth areas.
We have plans in place to complete further community days at schools across the area where partners from multiple agencies will again be involved. Dates TBC following the successful days at Sunnybank Primary School and St Michaels Church in Besses.
We are also working closely with various housing associations to monitor residents who breach tenancy contracts to give residents the reassurance of living in a comfortable setting free from ASB/YCA.
We are holding regular PACT meetings which we advertise on @GMPBury facebook we look forward to meeting you.
I would ask if you have any information or concerns to report please contact us via the GMP website at www.gmp.police.uk using the Report It tile or the LIVE CHAT ICON at the bottom of the page. You can phone us on the 101 number or 999 if in an emergency, If you prefer to remain anonymously you can report via CrimeStoppers on the telephone number 0800 555 111.
For any more general issues or if you wish to be placed in touch with your local Police Officer or PCSO please email [email protected] or call 0161 856 8204 (office hours).
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Thanks
Besses, Whitefield and Unsworth Neighbourhood Officers
Actioned 22 July 2026