Tom George
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One woman living in Keighley Avenue, which backs on to Kipling Avenue, said she heard a ‘bang’ late last night and looked out of her back window to see the house behind hers ‘alight’ Manchester News MEN
Forensic officers are continuing to carry out investigations at the scene here in Kipling Avenue, Droylsden, after last night’s fatal house fire Manchester News MEN
A van marked ‘Crime Scene Investigation’ has just arrived at the scene here in Kipling Avenue, Droylsden Manchester News MEN
A man living in nearby Waverley Crescent said he heard sirens late last night and looked outside to see “smoke coming out of a house”.
“When you see all that attention, it must be serious. It’s a shock to hear someone has passed away in such a horrible way.” Manchester News MEN
A woman who stayed at a house on the street last night tells me she heard ‘screams’ coming from the house involved in the blaze. “We looked out of the window and saw the fire,” she added Manchester News MEN
A house here in Kipling Avenue appears to have sustained serious damage in last night’s fire. There is charring to the bricks and smashed windows Manchester News MEN
A police car and a fire engine are stationed on the cul-de-sac, which is just off Waverley Crescent. Eyewitnesses said forensic officers were at the scene earlier today Manchester News MEN
This is the scene in Kipling Avenue, Droylsden, this afternoon. Police have confirmed that a man has died following a house fire on the street at about 11.55pm last night Manchester News MEN
Although the street has reopened, two police vehicles remain parked up this evening Manchester News MEN
Police have confirmed that a man was found dead before 'suspicious items' were uncovered in a house in Woodhall Crescent. The items have been inspected and deemed safe, officers said Manchester News MEN
Woodhall Crescent has now been reopened. People living on the street say they were told to ‘stay inside’ by police while the bomb squad was on the street Manchester News MEN
The bomb squad has just left the scene here in Woodhall Crescent, Reddish. Bomb disposal officers were seen removing a red box from the property shortly prior to their departure Manchester News MEN
Another resident says a police officer told her ‘explosives’ had been found at the flat, which is just behind her home. “It’s unnerving,” she said. “Especially when you’ve got kids and stuff.” Manchester News MEN
One woman living close to the scene said police descended on a flat in Woodhall Crescent at about 1.30pm today. “They taped off the gardens and the whole of the crescent,” she added. Manchester News MEN
This is the scene from one end of the cordon. As well as the bomb squad, there are currently multiple police vehicles, two ambulances and a fire engine in attendance Manchester News MEN
An alleyway behind some of the homes in Woodhall Crescent is also cordoned off this afternoon Manchester News MEN
A bomb squad can be seen parked up on the residential street, which is just off Woodhall Road Manchester News MEN
