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Police stop plans for wedding with '60 to 100 guests' in Salford district hit by high coronavirus rates

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direct to your inboxPolice intervened to stop up to 100 people attending a wedding in Salford.The ceremony involving members of the orthodox Jewish community was due to take part in the Broughton Park area, next to Higher Broughton which has seen high levels of Covid-19.GMP moved after being tipped off that the event was due to take place on Wednesday.It is understood that guests from all over the country were intending to attend the wedding and a reception.This week the overall infection rate in Salford was reported to have risen by 8 per cent.In a statement Greater Manchester Police said: "On Wednesday 6 January police were notified of an organised wedding in Broughton, Salford, where 60-100 people are believed to have been.

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