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Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace the next of kin of a man from Salford.

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11:33 13/01/2020

Bernard Cain, 69, passed away at his home in Malus Court, Salford on Friday 10 January 2020.

There are believed to be no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.

Anyone with information about Bernard’s next of kin should contact the Police Coroner’s Office in Salford on 0161 856 4687.