Police find cannabis plants in two rooms of a Woodsetton, Dudley house
West Midlands Police found a substantial amount of cannabis plants in two rooms of a property on Littleworth Avenue in Woodsetton, Dudley, during a drugs warrant on 6 November 2026. No arrests were made and the force said its investigation was continuing.
🇬🇧 Littleworth Avenue, Woodsetton, Dudley · United Kingdom
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West Midlands Police’s Dudley North Neighbourhood Team carried out a drugs
warrant at an address in Woodsetton, Dudley, on Friday 6 November 2026.[1][2]Officers found what the force described as a substantial amount of cannabis
plants spread across two rooms of a property on Littleworth Avenue.[1][2]The
force said it obtained the warrant after numerous reports of suspicious activity
at the address.[1]
No arrests were made and West Midlands Police said the investigation was
continuing.[1][2]Police asked anyone with information to call 101 or use the
force’s live chat, quoting incident number 2857 of 6 November.[1]PCSO Olivia
Berry told residents through West Midlands Police’s WMNow messaging service on
the afternoon of Sunday 8 November that the operation had been successful.[1][2]The force’s Dudley North account posted on X that officers entering the property
found a substantial amount of cannabis plants in two of the rooms.[3]
Photos and video
Cannabis plants in one of the two rooms searched at the property in Littleworth Avenue, Woodsetton, Dudley, captioned 'Cannabis discovered in Woodsetton, Dudley'. Photo: Birmingham LivePhoto details
Neither account states how many cannabis plants were found, their weight or any estimated value, so no quantity is recorded.
The property is described only as an address on Littleworth Avenue; it is not stated whether it is a house, flat or other building, or how the plants were grown.
No one was arrested, and no charge, court step or outcome has been reported.
The address is given as Woodsetton, Dudley; Woodsetton lies near the Dudley and Sedgley boundary, and the coordinates are those of the Woodsetton area rather than the property itself.
Only Birmingham Live and the neighbourhood team's own social media post were opened; no separate police press statement for the warrant was found.
The Yahoo News UK page is a syndicated copy of the Birmingham Live article by Kelly Ashmore, published on 9 November 2026, and was not the version cited in the original report.
The version opened was the AMP page of the same Birmingham Live article; it reproduces the neighbourhood team's WMNow alert and gives no plant count, weight, value, arrest or charge.
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Greater Manchester Police officers found a cannabis farm of 49 plants and more than £25,000 in cash at a property on Stonesteads Way in Bromley Cross, Bolton, and arrested a 69-year-old woman. She was released on bail on suspicion of producing cannabis and abstracting electricity.
Staffordshire Police forced entry to a house on Buccleuch Road in Normacot, Stoke-on-Trent, on 4 November 2026 and seized more than 80 cannabis plants. A 42-year-old Stoke-on-Trent man was arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis and remained in custody for questioning.
Cheshire Police raided an empty business premises on Newton Bank, Middlewich, on 4 November 2026 and seized a large cannabis grow. Officers said the site could have produced about 70kg of cannabis a year with a potential street value of over £800,000.
