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Gorton Police Station manchester

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Gorton Police Station, situated at 18 Garratt Way in Manchester, is dedicated to serving the local community with integrity and professionalism. The station serves as a crucial resource for residents seeking assistance with police-related matters. Our officers are committed to fostering positive relationships with the community while ensuring safety and security. The welcoming atmosphere at Gorton Police Station encourages open dialogue between officers and citizens alike. For inquiries or appointments, you can reach us at 0161 856 4286 or explore more about our services on our website.

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Kelly McCoy

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Not sure if it's even staffed as u have to use a phone that's fixed to the wall outside. You may as

3/ 5

Not sure if it's even staffed as u have to use a phone that's fixed to the wall outside. You may as well just call the non emergency police if u have an enquiry.

Mohsen Javaed

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