Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after another teenage boy was killed in New Moston.
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) explained that officers were called out to reports of a serious assault at Nevin Road, in the New Moston area of Manchester, at around 5pm on Sunday (8 June 2025), and when they arrived at the scene, they found a teenage victim who was critically injured.
The victim – who police have now confirmed to be a 14-year-old boy – later died in hospital, despite the best efforts of all the emergency services and staff from the air ambulance involved.
Early investigations established the identities of possible suspects, and after attending a nearby address, police first confirmed that a 37-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Then a short time later, two people – both males aged 14 and 16 – were arrested on suspicion of murder, and not long after, a further 14-year-old female was arrested overnight, again on suspicion of assisting an offender.
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At this time, all four of the suspects arrested remain in custody for questioning.
#ARREST | We have arrested two boys, aged 14 and 16, on suspicion of murder after the death of a 14-year-old boy yesterday, in north #Manchester.
— Moston Harpurhey Police (GMP) (@Gmpmoston) June 9, 2025
“This incident will have shocked and saddened the local community, and distressed anyone who witnessed it,” commented Detective Chief Inspector, John Charlton.
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“We are deploying significant resources to this murder investigation, and this led to quickly identifying potential suspects. We are still trying to establish the full circumstances around the incident, so there will be a large police presence and several scenes in place while we continue to investigate this horrific incident.
“The boy’s family are being supported by our officers and we are determined to give them the answers they deserve.”
Police say that despite making several arrests, this is still a ‘live investigation’.
Officers are now actively appealing for information, doorbell or dashcam footage, or eyewitness accounts from anyone who was in the area at the time, so if you think you can help, contact police on 101 quoting log 2250 of 8/6/25, or use the LiveChat function on the GMP website.
Information can also be reported to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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Greater Manchester hit with snow and ice weather warning to welcome in new year
Emily Sergeant
Weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued across much of the UK, including here in Greater Manchester.
As the country wakes up to the first working day of the new year, cold Arctic air now covers most of the UK, according to the Met Office – with temperatures being well below average, widespread frost and ice, and an increasing risk of snow showers.
Snow is expected to settle on the ground in some areas, particularly in northern and some central areas, while the risk of widespread ice could make travel ‘hazardous’.
While much of Greater Manchester falls under the yellow weather warning for snow and ice issued by the Met Office – which is now in force, and expected to end around midday today (2 January) – it will primarily be more southern and western parts of our region that are likely to see snowfall, if any.
Forecasters say an area of sleet and snow is expected to move southeastwards across parts of England and Wales, lasting approximately two or three hours in any one place, and where snow does fall, only one or two cm is likely for some and perhaps as much as five cm in a few spots, especially higher ground of north Wales, north west England, and perhaps the north west Midlands.
Some ice may form as a result of snow frozen surfaces, and icy patches will also develop quickly as sleet and snow clears.
Greater Manchester braces for snow as the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning / Credit: Geograph | Pexels
Under the yellow weather warning, you should expect some roads and railways to be affected with longer journey times, some injuries may occur from slips and falls on icy surfaces, and there are likely some icy patches on untreated roads, pavements, and cycle paths.
“With Arctic air now covering most of the UK, very cold weather will continue through the weekend, with minus double figures overnight in places and daytime temperatures struggling to rise above 0°C for some,” explained Chief Met Office Forecaster, Neil Armstrong.
“It looks like this cold spell could last well into next week and wintry hazards will continue with more weather warnings likely. It is therefore important people keep up to date with the latest forecast and warnings and plan ahead.”
You can keep up to date with weather warnings on the Met Office website here.
Police appeal after teenage pedestrian is left in ‘critical condition’ following serious collision in Wigan
Emily Sergeant
A police appeal has been issued after a teenage girl was hit by a car and has been left in a critical condition.
Greater Manchester Police‘s (GMP) Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for information following a collision in Wigan at around 6:05pm yesterday (30 December 2025), which involved a 16-year-old female pedestrian and a car.
A pedestrian, the female aged 16, was crossing Darlington Street in Wigan when a Seat Arona travelling west down Darlington Street collided with her.
The girl was taken to hospital and is currently a critical condition.
#APPEAL | We are appealing for information following a collision between a pedestrian and a car on Darlington Street, #Wigan at around 6.05pm on 30 December 2025
A 16-year-old girl was crossing the street when a Seat Arona travelling west down Darlington Street collided with her pic.twitter.com/FLTysE6LEh
The driver of the Seat Arona remained at the scene and no arrests have been made at this time, which is why police are appealing to the public for information
Officers from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit are asking for anyone with information to please come forward, and this includes anyone who saw the female prior to the collision, witnessed the incident itself, or who has dashcam footage of the incident.
Can you help? Anyone with any information is urged to contact police directly on 0161 856 4741, or via the Live Chat service at gmp.police.uk, quoting log 2598 of 30/12/2025.
Emily Sergeant -
9th June 2025 
