'Deathtrap' Manchester cafe which hosted illegal lockdown parties that erupted into violence is shut down
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing A 'cafe' in east Manchester which hosted a number of illegal club nights and parties during the last coronavirus lockdown has been shut down - as it was described as a 'deathtrap'.
The premises in Gorton - known as the Hyde Road Cafe or The Spot - flouted restrictions and disturbed locals as it used to hold a number of 'large-scale' events, which ran late into the night and saw violence erupt outside, Manchester council said.
The venue had no events licence, no alcohol licence and no certificates to serve food, town hall bosses said in a statement. READ MORE: Police were called to the building - at 554-556 Hyde Road, close to Belle Vue, which was formerly a
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