Holders of 5 types of gun are being urged to give up their weapons after it became illegal to own one, Thames Valley Police said.

Residents in Shropshire who own a particular type of blank firing pistol are being urged to hand them in during an amnesty following a law change - or risk up to 10 years in jail.

Amnesty for owners of imitation firearms that have been declared unlawful because they can be converted into real weapons ...

Owners can hand them in with no questions asked ...

A MONTH-long firearms amnesty will run to help take illegal weapons off the streets. Cumbria Police is supporting the national scheme, which runs across England and Wales from February 2 to 27. The ...

Sussex Police and Surrey Police will be joining other forces across the country in a four-week Firearms Amnesty for five ...

West Yorkshire Police launch firearms amnesty for illegal Bruni. Surrender weapons at select stations without prosecution until ...

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

Once considered harmless, blank-firing guns are now at the center of a legal upheaval, with owners facing severe penalties as authorities tighten the noose.

A lorry driver ran a workshop from his caravan converting blank-firing guns into deadly pistols to sell to criminals ...

Members of the public are encouraged to take certain models of Bruni top/side venting blank firing (TVBFs) imitation firearms to Worcester ...