Two investigated after cannabis and cash seized in Great Harwood raid
Police raided a property on Campbell Avenue in Great Harwood on 29 October 2026, seizing a large quantity of cash and a quantity of drugs believed to be cannabis. A local man and woman are under investigation for money laundering and possession of controlled drugs, with no arrests or charges reported.
🇬🇧 Campbell Avenue, Great Harwood, Lancashire · United Kingdom
A man and a woman are under investigation for money laundering and possession of
controlled drugs after officers raided a property in Great Harwood.[1]Officers executed the search warrant at an address on Campbell Avenue in Great
Harwood on Thursday, October 29.[1]The morning operation was carried out with
help from colleagues in the Neighbourhood Policing Team and officers from
Blackburn and Darwen Police.[1]
During the search of the Campbell Avenue property, police seized a large
quantity of cash.[1]Officers also seized a quantity of drugs found at the
same address that they believe to be cannabis.[1]Police identified the two
people now under investigation as a local female and a local male.[1]
Police said the raid shows that officers listen to community information and act
on what residents tell them.[1]Officers invited anyone with concerns about
drug-related activity in their area to contact the Hyndburn Taskforce by email.[1]Police said people can also call 101 or reach Crimestoppers anonymously
with information about drug activity.[1]
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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.
Cleveland Police raided a property in Thorpe Thewles near Stockton on 5 November 2026, finding nearly 400 cannabis plants valued at up to £335,000. Two men who fled were tracked by a police drone, arrested, and remanded in custody on charges of producing a Class B drug.
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.