Police have shared photos of a haul of knives that were left at a police station as part of a knife amnesty.
Greater Manchester Police launched its Forever Amnesty initiative, as part of its clamp down on serious violent crime, Operation Sycamore.
A series of 'amnesty bins' were placed around the region to encourage people to anonymously and safely dispose of unwanted weapons.
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Now officers have shared images of a selection of some of the 50 knives that were left in a bin at Cheadle Heath Police Station in Stockport.
The haul includes several large kitchen knives and hunting knives.
Sharing details on social media, officers wrote: "This is a fantastic result, thank you to the Stockport community for your continued support, as any knife deposited is one less on our streets, and more importantly, one more that can't be used as part of a crime."
