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Boy, 3, is fighting for his life after a 'medical emergency' at a Greater Manchester nursery as police investigate

Cosy Toes nursery in Middleton, which runs four nurseries across the area providing daycare for children aged up to five.
Cosy Toes nursery in Middleton, which runs four nurseries across the area providing daycare for children aged up to five.

An air ambulance touched down on a grass verge beside Cosy Toes nursery on Mainway East, Middleton, at 3.49pm on Monday, November 2. Three police vehicles, an ambulance and a rapid response paramedic car were also at the scene. The boy was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition. Police have made no arrests, and the investigation is continuing.

Cosy Toes operates four nurseries across Middleton, offering childcare to children from birth to age five.

Greater Manchester Police confirmed the boy's parents have been informed and are with him in hospital.

The nursery has been contacted for comment but had not responded at the time of reporting.

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