Youths cause chaos breaking into abandoned mill - and it could collapse at any time
Youths have been breaking into an old, abandoned mill in Middleton which has been described as 'extremely dangerous' and at risk of collapsing.
The Grade II listed mill, constructed back in 1907, is now vacant and abandoned and is currently seen looking derelict with damaged windows. Police said the building is 'extremely dangerous' and in a 'poor state of repair' with unsafe roofing and floors that are 'at risk of collapsing'.Greater Manchester Police shared the warning following a number of reports of youths gaining access to the site, urging parents and carers to 'warn children of the dangers'.
A post shared by GMP Middleton said: "We have received several reports of youths gaining access into Warwick Mill. Warwick Mill was constructed in 1907 and has been vacant for some years.
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