Manchestereveningnews Bomb Squad Responds to Suspicious Item in Fallowfield, Residents Evacuated
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- •Army bomb disposal units responded to a suspicious item in Fallowfield, Manchester.
- •20 properties were evacuated as a precautionary measure by Greater Manchester Police.
- •Residents were allowed to return home around 11 PM after the bomb squad's assessment.
On June 6, 2026, the army bomb disposal unit responded to a report of a suspicious item in a front garden on Abram Close in Fallowfield, Manchester. Greater Manchester Police confirmed that officers were called shortly after 6:05 PM, leading to the evacuation of 20 surrounding properties. Emergency services, including police, fire crews, and ambulances, established a large cordon around the area. Eyewitnesses reported seeing a robot deployed by the bomb disposal unit to assess the item. Residents were initially ordered to evacuate and were allowed to return home around 11 PM after the situation was deemed safe. The cordon remained in place into the early hours of June 7 as emergency services continued their investigation.
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