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Two men have been jailed after police found a cannabis farm capable of producing drugs with a street value of £1m in a disused office building. The set-up was found after a search of the building on Queen Street in Morecambe in September. Lancashire Police then arrested Julian Dyrma, 30, and Mikeljantho Hasani, 24.

Police have found two men with a Class B drug while visiting farms around West Berkshire. In a post on social media, a representative from Thames Valley Police said: "Two males were dealt with for possessing cannabis and several farms were visited to discuss local issues and crime prevention "Please continue to report suspicious activity in rural areas to us on 101 or 999 if a crime is in progress.

Two men have been jailed after after police discovered a large cannabis factory at a disused property in Morecambe. On 5 September, a warrant was executed at the business premises on Queen Street. Inside the building was a large cannabis factory with plants in excess of £1 million inside.

An illegal migrant who was found looking after a cannabis farm with a street value of about £140,000 has been jailed. John Hyseni, 23, was allowed to live at the house in Firwood Gardens, Gateshead, in exchange for growing the Class B drug, Newcastle Crown Court heard.

Inside the building was a large cannabis factory with plants in excess of £1 million inside, Lancashire Police said. The plants were seized, and Electricity North West attended t