Manchester’s annual Caribbean Carnival brought colour, music and dancing to the city as thousands joined the weekend celebrations.
The Manchester Caribbean Carnival took over the city’s streets at the weekend, with crowds enjoying the vibrant mix of music, culture and tradition that has made the event a highlight for more than 50 years.

In the run-up to the celebrations, organisers worked closely with Greater Manchester Police, security teams and Manchester City Council, putting in place a detailed plan to maintain safety and support the festivities. This included dedicated patrols, a visible police presence throughout the weekend, and a commitment to respond quickly to any issues.
Superintendent Muz Kernain, from GMP’s Manchester district, said:
“Caribbean Carnival is a huge date in Manchester’s calendar and GMP are committed to helping organisers deliver a fun, safe and enjoyable experience. Our partnership work has reaffirmed our joint commitment to a vibrant and safe weekend for all attendees.”

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