Great Britain Police Rugby team laid down the law against Torfaen Tigers
Great Britain Police (GBP) were big winners in the Coral Challenge Cup on Sunday – producing a 66-0 win over Welsh side Torfaen Tigers.
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Great Britain Police (GBP) were big winners in the Coral Challenge Cup on Sunday – producing a 66-0 win over Welsh side Torfaen Tigers.
Detectives are appealing for more information after a firearms discharge in Eccles.
Three people have been arrested in dawn raids as part of an operation to tackle gun crime in Manchester
Today (Tuesday 14 January 2019), Mark Francis Bray (17/05/1971) of Louisiana Drive, Warrington has been sentenced at Manchester Crown Square Crown Court to two years in prison after pleading guilty to a matter of failing to take reasonable care of other persons, pursuant to section 7 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, contrary to section 33(1)(a). He also pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice.
All three people have been remanded in custody and will appear before Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court today (Tuesday 14 January 2020).
Assistant Chief Constable Mabs Hussain, Head of Specialist Crime for Greater Manchester Police, said: “We accept that authorities fell short of doing all they could to protect and support the child victims of sexual exploitation identified under Operation Augusta in 2004.
Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said "On behalf of Greater Manchester Police, I want to apologise to all those vulnerable children who were let down in 2004 by police not thoroughly investigating the offences that had been committed against them. I want to say that I am personally disgusted that these children were not cared for and by the awful abuse that they suffered. I am committed to doing all we can to ensure that they receive the justice today that they were denied 15 years ago."
Neil Shaw (17/08/1985), of no fixed abode, has been charged with six robberies, one burglary, and four counts of possession of an offensive weapon and is due to appear at Wigan Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 29 January 2019
Shortly before 9pm last night (Saturday 11 January 2020), police were called to reports of a robbery at a property on Purbeck Drive
Shortly before 6.20pm this evening (Sunday 12 January 2020), police were called to reports that two people had been stabbed on Market Street.