Greater Manchester Police have appealed for information after a trampoline was set on fire at Brinnington Park in Stockport, with repairs expected to cost around £3,000.
Officers said they have responded to reports of "ongoing issues" at the park. In one incident, a trampoline was set on fire, and police have also received reports of youths throwing eggs and stones at passing cars in the area.
Police appeal over park incidents
In a post on social media, a GMP spokesperson said: "#APPEAL | We are appealing for information following a trampoline being set on fire in #Brinnington Park, which has now incurred a cost of approximately £3,000 to repair. There are also ongoing issues with anti-social behaviour in the area, with reports of young people throwing stones and eggs at passing cars."
The spokesperson added: "If you have any information regarding these issues, please contact PC Piggott on 10703@gmp.police.uk, quoting log 3130 of 18/10/2026."
How to report information
Anyone with information about the trampoline incident, or any other anti-social behaviour incidents at Brinnington Park, is asked to contact GMP.
