HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:22 pm
Greater Manchester Police has warned people not to breach lockdown rules over Easter after it had to break up 660 parties last weekend.
Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said "each and every one of us need take this seriously".
There were 1,132 coronavirus-related breaches reported between Saturday and Tuesday, the force said.
That included 494 house parties - some with DJs, fireworks and bouncy castles - and 166 street parties.
One woman in Bury became the first person in Greater Manchester to be charged under the Coronavirus Act 2020 after police had to repeatedly shut down one of the parties.
The force also had to deal with 122 different groups gathering to play sports, 173 more gatherings in parks and 112 incidents of anti-social behaviour and public disorder.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said such behaviour was "completely unacceptable".
"They are putting everybody at risk," he said.
"The vast majority of people in Greater Manchester are observing the guidelines, but we cannot have a situation where we've got people flouting the rules.
"If you are going out and about you are putting at risk the most vulnerable members of our community and you need to have a good hard look at yourself."
Image caption Chief Constable Ian Hopkins warned against breaching the rules over the Easter weekend
The region's deputy mayor for policing and crime, Beverley Hughes, said the number coronavirus-related incidents had risen considerably.
Officers responded to about 500 callouts a day last weekend, she said.
However, she said calls for enforcement for businesses not complying with the rules had fallen.
Mr Hopkins said: "We understand the desire people will have to spend time with family and friends over the Easter period, however it is vital that we follow the government guidelines.
"The single most important action we can take in fighting coronavirus is to stay at home in order to save lives."
Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said "each and every one of us need take this seriously".
There were 1,132 coronavirus-related breaches reported between Saturday and Tuesday, the force said.
That included 494 house parties - some with DJs, fireworks and bouncy castles - and 166 street parties.
One woman in Bury became the first person in Greater Manchester to be charged under the Coronavirus Act 2020 after police had to repeatedly shut down one of the parties.
The force also had to deal with 122 different groups gathering to play sports, 173 more gatherings in parks and 112 incidents of anti-social behaviour and public disorder.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said such behaviour was "completely unacceptable".
"They are putting everybody at risk," he said.
"The vast majority of people in Greater Manchester are observing the guidelines, but we cannot have a situation where we've got people flouting the rules.
"If you are going out and about you are putting at risk the most vulnerable members of our community and you need to have a good hard look at yourself."
Image caption Chief Constable Ian Hopkins warned against breaching the rules over the Easter weekend
The region's deputy mayor for policing and crime, Beverley Hughes, said the number coronavirus-related incidents had risen considerably.
Officers responded to about 500 callouts a day last weekend, she said.
However, she said calls for enforcement for businesses not complying with the rules had fallen.
Mr Hopkins said: "We understand the desire people will have to spend time with family and friends over the Easter period, however it is vital that we follow the government guidelines.
"The single most important action we can take in fighting coronavirus is to stay at home in order to save lives."
Re: HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Thu Apr 09, 2020 4:46 pm
There's an Oasis full, mate! 
'The Royle Family' was a documentary...!
'The Royle Family' was a documentary...!
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
Re: HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Thu Apr 09, 2020 5:27 pm
Sven wrote:There's an Oasis full, mate!
'The Royle Family' was a documentary...!
Re: HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Fri Apr 10, 2020 1:58 pm
And the cleverer ones from manchester have all come to there holiday homes in abersoch north wales on the llyn penisula under the cover of darkness,they have put there cars in there garages to hide number plates and drawn there curtains.
Re: HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Sat Apr 11, 2020 9:37 am
Driver made 200 mile journey, police say
Police in Pembrokeshire stopped motorists who were making non-essential journeys overnight.
They stopped a car which had been drive 200 miles from Manchester - the driver was trying to get to Ireland to collect a dog.
At Llanteg, they stopped a vehicle from Cardiff. The driver opened the boot, which contained items linked to cockle-picking. The occupants were reported and then escorted out of Pembrokeshire.
By the end of the shift, the patrol had covered 179 miles and stopped other motorists whose travel was in order, according to a series of tweets they published throughout the night.
Police in Pembrokeshire stopped motorists who were making non-essential journeys overnight.
They stopped a car which had been drive 200 miles from Manchester - the driver was trying to get to Ireland to collect a dog.
At Llanteg, they stopped a vehicle from Cardiff. The driver opened the boot, which contained items linked to cockle-picking. The occupants were reported and then escorted out of Pembrokeshire.
By the end of the shift, the patrol had covered 179 miles and stopped other motorists whose travel was in order, according to a series of tweets they published throughout the night.
Re: HOW MANY THICK PEOPLE ARE THERE IN MANCHESTER
Sun Apr 12, 2020 9:25 pm
The Thicko's of MANCHESTER Are at it again ...SERIOUSLY .....
Protective kit stolen from UK medical practice
Police are investigating after personal protective equipment (PPE) was stolen from an NHS building in Manchester.
They were called to the Care Homes Medical Practice in Salford - which cares for patients living in nursing and residential homes - soon before 08:00 BST on Sunday.
Laptops and petty cash were also taken.
A spokesperson for Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust said: "We are shocked and saddened that one of our community bases has been burgled and belongings stolen, including some items of PPE equipment.
"We will support Greater Manchester Police in their ongoing inquiries."
Protective kit stolen from UK medical practice
Police are investigating after personal protective equipment (PPE) was stolen from an NHS building in Manchester.
They were called to the Care Homes Medical Practice in Salford - which cares for patients living in nursing and residential homes - soon before 08:00 BST on Sunday.
Laptops and petty cash were also taken.
A spokesperson for Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust said: "We are shocked and saddened that one of our community bases has been burgled and belongings stolen, including some items of PPE equipment.
"We will support Greater Manchester Police in their ongoing inquiries."