FIVE men were arrested and drugs with a street value of £600 seized after a successful surveillance operation by police.
"Operation Nura" was launched by Bury police's drug unit two months ago to target dealers in the area.
Seven officers raided a house in the town and arrested one man. Four others had been arrested previously during the same inquiry.
Sgt Steven Horton said: "During the operation, we recovered drugs with a street value of £600 and also around £2,000 in cash.
"This operation had been running on-and-off for about two months."
Those detained by officers are likely to face drugs-related charges at a later date. The drugs seized by police are currently undergoing forensic tests.
During "Operation Nura," plain clothes officers were involved in surveillance and observation prior to the house raid.
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