Gun owners across the West Midlands are being urged to check whether a weapon they previously owned legally is now classed as illegal, as police launch a month-long firearms amnesty.

People can hand the weapons in at police stations across West Yorkshire without facing prosecution.

If you are in possession of any of the below models and fail to hand them in within the amnesty period, you could be subject to prosecution and ...

Staffordshire Police have urged the public to hand in their guns during the national firearms amnesty. The force is asking ...

Police have launched a second gun amnesty to keep blank-firing guns - which can easily be converted into deadly weapons - ...

POLICE in York are holding a gun amnesty to keep these five blank-firing guns - which can easily be converted into lethal weapons - off the streets.

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Firearms owners across Devon are being urged to check if their previously lawful weapon is one of five now classified as illegal – and to ...

Thames Valley Police is holding a four-week firearms amnesty for five Bruni manufactured top/side venting blank firing ...

Firearms owners are being urged to check if their previously lawful weapon is one of five now classified as illegal – and to hand them in safely during a month-long amnesty. Police forces across ...

ESSEX Police are supporting a four-week amnesty to remove specific types of blank-firing guns from circulation.

Hampshire Police are backing a national firearms amnesty this month for five Italian-made blank-firing weapons now classed as ...