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Sheffield police busted a cannabis farm worth £120,000 after reports about ‘heat, electrics and smells in properties’.

Officers raided a house on Exley Avenue, Walkley, and arrested a man who tried to hide and conceal his mobile phone. They said they found plants growing on every floor and a ‘dangerous’ electrical bypass.

Sgt Simon Kirkham, of Walkley and Hillsborough Team, said plants were seized worth a ‘conservative’ £120,000 and thanked residents.

He added: “Local residents have been excellent in their support. It makes a massive difference, thank you. The whole street was mail-dropped so locals could see what we'd been up to.”

Officers raided a house on Exley Avenue, Walkley, and arrested a man who tried to hide.

Police said the property was made safe, evidence secured and a man was remanded in custody awaiting a court appearance. Sheffield North West Neigbhourhood Policing Team covers Broomhall, Walkley, Fulwood, Broomhill, Crookes, Stocksbridge, Hillsborough, Deepcar, Stannington. Officers are based at Snig Hill Police Station in Sheffield city centre.

Sheffield police raid Walkley house and find cannabis 'conservatively' worth £120,000