Merseyside Police ask people to give up their guns as part of two week amnesty

Merseyside Police ask people to give up guns

More than 100 unwanted firearms were handed in to Devon and Cornwall Police during the force's latest surrender campaign

More than 100 guns handed over to Devon and Cornwall Police in amnesty campaign

A Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle is among more than 170 guns handed in to Kent Police during a firearms amnesty campaign.

Nearly 50 weapons have been handed in to Cumbria police during the first week of a surrender campaign.

Residents are urged to look to their consciences and hand in illegal weapons during two-week appeal across the north west of England. 

Police in Nottinghamshire have hailed their recent gun amnesty a success. Dozens of illegal weapons and ammunition have been handed in.

Police in Nottinghamshire are to hold a two-week amnesty for the surrender of guns and ammunition, 10 years after the last amnesty.