Witnesses described hearing a 'loud explosion' this afternoon
A controlled explosion was carried out in Stockport this afternoon after a suspicious package was found at a Jobcentre.Police paramedics, fire crews and bomb disposal units closed off the area before witnesses heard a ‘loud explosion’ five minutes later.A spokesman for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue service confirmed fire crews were called to a Jobcentre on Wellington Street after a ‘suspicious package’ was found.
In a statement, a spokesman for GMP added: "At around 12:00pm today , police were called to a report of a suspicious package at a premises on Wellington Street in Stockport.
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