LIVE: Street taped off in Chorlton with forensic tent in place - latest updates

Officers are spending a second day at the scene of a 'robbery' which left a man seriously injured in Chorlton. Greater Manchester Police received reports of a robbery on Nicolas Road shortly before 8pm on Sunday (December 29).

A man was rushed to hospital from the scene with serious injuries. A 46-year-old man had since been arrested on suspicion of assault in connection with the incident.

A forensic tent remains in place at the scene this morning (Monday). Residents have been told that a large emergency services presence is set to continue 'for some time'.

A GMP spokesman said: "Officers are currently responding to a reported robbery on Nicolas Road, Chorlton, where a man has suffered serious injuries. He has been taken to hospital by our Ambulance Service colleagues.

"Those in the local area will see a large emergency service presence, which could continue for some time as we work to establish the full circumstances of what has happened. Officers are also speaking to those out and about, and we would encourage any witnesses or anyone who may have information about what has occurred to come forward to us.

"You can also speak to those on the ground if you have any concerns. A 46-year-old male has been arrested on suspicion of assault and remains in custody for questioning."

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Chorlton Family Practice, on Nicolas Road, is closed due to the ongoing police scene.

A message sent to patients, seen by the M.E.N., says staff and patients are unable to access the building.

A limited telephone service is in operation for patients who need their GP in an emergency, with others asked to consider waiting until later this week if possible.

A post from the practice on Facebook