Protests in Manchester city centre result in just three arrests
A significant policing operation was in place throughout the day (Saturday 18 April) with additional resources deployed and work alongside partner agencies helping the day run smoothly.
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A significant policing operation was in place throughout the day (Saturday 18 April) with additional resources deployed and work alongside partner agencies helping the day run smoothly.
Follow our live coverage of today's protest in Manchester city centre.
We’ve commended the bravery of a woman whose courage has led to a man being convicted of a violent rape in Little Hulton, 22 years after the wrong man was sent to prison.
There will be a significantly increased police presence across the city centre on 18 April, with additional police powers in place. We expect up to around a thousand protesters and a thousand counter protesters to be present.
Greater Manchester Police carried out a major day of action across the Bury borough yesterday (16 April) as part of Operation AVRO, the force’s monthly crackdown on the crimes that matter most to local communities.
Eight community groups and charities will share more than £100,000 claimed back from criminals.
Officers who stopped a car in Bury last night have recovered around £70,000 in cash
A man, aged 41, has been jailed for 13 years after being found guilty of two counts of rape and coercive and controlling behaviour.
Three men have been charged following an investigation into a cannabis farm in the Radcliffe area.
A man has been sentenced to seven years after he entered a 95-year-old woman’s home, grabbed her throat, and tied her up in a terrifying attempted robbery.