Police growing ‘increasingly concerned’ for missing Harrogate woman

North Yorkshire Police says it is growing ‘increasingly concerned’ for the welfare of missing Harrogate woman Judith Holliday who has been missing since Saturday.

Judith, who is 73, was last seen on Saturday at 10.43am at Library Gardens in Harrogate after she left her care home.

She is described as white, thin build, approximately 5ft in height, with medium-length grey bobbed hair. She was last seen wearing dark-coloured trousers and a coat.

The police have deployed their operational support unit as well as a drone to search for her.

Judith requires daily medication and it’s believed she doesn’t have this with her. She has a limited amount of cash and doesn’t have a mobile phone.

Anyone with information that could help with the search should email matthew.bulmer@northyorkshire.police.uk. You can also call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2, and ask for Matthew Bulmer.

If you have an immediate sighting of Judith call 999.

Quote the North Yorkshire Police reference number 12220153505

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Police in Harrogate appeal for missing 73 year old woman

Police in Harrogate are becoming increasing concerned for the welfare of a 73 year old woman who has gone missing.

Judith was last seen walking along Harcourt Road at around 10.30am yesterday morning and has not been seen or heard from since.

Officers, who have not published Judith’s surname, have posted on social media saying CCTV cameras captured the pensioner turning right and walking in the direction of East Parade but have been unable to trace her movements after this.

Judith had little money with her and needs daily medication which it is not believed she had with her.

Judith is described as white, thin with medium length white hair and was last seen wearing dark coloured trousers and a coat.

Anyone who can help locate Judith is asked to contact the police.