Salford nursery incident - live:  Police swarm building after sudden closure

Salford nursery incident - live: Police swarm building after sudden closure Multiple police vehicles are outside the Mini Fingers Day Nursery in Salford, which is said to have closed for good Multiple police vehicles have appeared outside a nursery near Manchester, with the business reportedly closed for good. Police have been pictured alongside two Tactical Aid Unit vans outside the Mini Fingers Day Nursery in Salford this morning. Officers have been at the scene since Wednesday evening. An email sent to parents from the nursery manager previously said: "It is with great sadness that I have to inform you that as of today, the owner of the nursery has decided to close the business. We as a staff team are devastated and have no words following this decision." It is believed parents were sent an email about a collapsed drain and "vermin" at the nursery, reports Manchester Evening News. Key Events Nursery 'closed for good' earlier this week The Mini Fingers Day Nursery in Salfrod is believed to have closed for good earlier this week. Parents were told in an email that staff were "devastated" by the closure, reports Manchester Evening News. The email said: It is with great sadness that I have to inform you that as of today, the owner of the nursery has decided to close the business. We as a staff team are devastated and have no words following this decision. It was reported that parents were told about a collapsed drain and "vermin" at the nursery. The manager said that "due to the recent events and the business struggling," the owner "does not see a way forward without the business being extremely out of pocket".