Police have appealed for information about a missing woman from Wetherby who they believe may be in Harrogate.
Judith Holliday, 72, was reported missing this morning.
West Yorkshire Police described her as 5ft 2ins tall and slim. She is believed to be wearing floral trousers, a blue-t-shirt and black shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to call 101 and quote log 309.
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Missing Harrogate teenager Lucy Morris found safe in Surrey
Missing Harrogate teenager Lucy Morris has been found safe and well in Woking town centre, police said this morning.
North Yorkshire Police issued an appeal for information on the whereabouts of Lucy, 17, on Sunday.
It said she was believed to be in Leeds but this morning it said she had been located yesterday evening by Surrey Police.
A statement by North Yorkshire Police added:
“We thank everyone who has supported the appeal. We are very grateful for your help.”
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Missing Lucy: appeal for information about Harrogate teen continues
Police in two counties are still appealing for information on the whereabouts of missing Harrogate teenager Lucy Morris.
North Yorkshire Police issued an appeal on Sunday night, saying Lucy, 17, had not been seen by her family since May 15 and there had been no text messages or social media contact from her since May 22.
The plea led to comments on the force’s Facebook account from people claiming to be friends of Lucy, and even Lucy herself, saying they knew of her whereabouts and that she was fine.
But North Yorkshire Police said this morning:
“The appeal from the weekend is still relevant. There’s nothing further to add at this time.
“As soon as we have an update or a further appeal, it will be released straight away.”
Lucy is described as white, 5ft 3in tall, blue eyes, slim build and she has shoulder-length blonde hair. She has a tattoo on her left hand, which says ‘blessed’.
North Yorkshire Police urged Lucy to “get in touch with the police immediately and let your family know you are safe” and said anyone with information could call 101, select option 1, and speak to the force control room, quoting reference number 12210122535.
Lucy is believed to have gone to Leeds to stay with a friend and North Yorkshire Police said West Yorkshire Police was helping with the missing person investigation.
A West Yorkshire Police spokeswoman said:
“We will support North Yorkshire as much as we can to help locate Lucy.”
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Urgent police appeal to find missing Harrogate teenager
North Yorkshire Police tonight issued an urgent plea for help to find missing Harrogate teenager Lucy Morris.
Lucy, 17, has not been seen by her family in Harrogate since May 15 when it was believed she was heading to Leeds to stay with a friend.
A police statement said:
“Worryingly, there have been no text messages or social media contact from her since May 22, which is out of character and further raises concerns about her safety.
“Lucy, if you see or hear about this appeal, please get in touch with the police immediately and let your family know you are safe.”
Lucy is described as white, 5ft 3in tall, blue eyes, slim build and she has shoulder-length blonde hair. She has a tattoo on her left hand which says ‘blessed’.
It is not known what clothes she had on when she went missing.
West Yorkshire Police is also assisting the missing person investigation in the Leeds area.
Anyone with information is asked to call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 1, and speak to the force control room, quoting reference number 12210122535.
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Found: Police appeal for help to find missing Starbeck man
Update: This missing man from Starbeck has been found safe and well. The police have thanked residents and said their calls were “crucial”.
North Yorkshire Police has appealed for help locating a missing man from Starbeck.
Andrew Macleod, 54, is described as white, 6ft tall, slim build, having short grey hair and tattoos on top of his arms.
He was last seen wearing pale blue jeans, a blue puffa jacket and possibly brown suede leather boots.
Police issued the appeal this afternoon. No photo of Mr Macleod has been released and it is not known how long he has been missing.
Anyone with information is asked to call 101 and quote reference number 264.
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Missing Leeds man could be in Ripon area
Police are appealing for information about a 56-year-old missing man who it is thought could be in the Ripon area.
Ian Kowalczyk was last seen near his home in Stanningley, near Pudsey, just before 10am on Friday.
Mr Kowalczyk has links to North Stainley and it is thought he could have travelled there.
West Yorkshire Police described him as white, 5ft 11ins tall, slim build, with short brown hair that is starting to go grey.
He was last seen wearing a padded camouflage coat, blue jeans, and brown Sketchers trainers.
The man was driving a silver Kia Ceed, registration RJ12 HNK.
Ian Kowalczyk’s car
In an update released yesterday, Michael Herbert, of Leeds District CID said:
“Ian has been missing for five days now and we remain very concerned for his welfare and urgently need to find him.
“His family believe he could have travelled to the village of North Stainley where he has past connections. We would like to hear from anyone who may have seen him in that area or the silver Kia Ceed he is driving.
“We have no information to confirm that he is there and would still like to hear from anyone who has seen him or his car anywhere else since he went missing.”
Anyone with information can call Leeds District CID on 101 and quote reference number 2069 of March 26. Or use this online live chat.
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