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Blackpool police ask public for help to find missing 52-year-old woman

Police are increasingly worried about Lynne Mirlees, 52, last seen in Hornby Road on 25 July. Officers have appealed for anyone with information or sightings to contact them immediately.

Blackpool police ask public for help to find missing 52-year-old woman
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Police in Blackpool have issued an urgent appeal after a 52-year-old woman was reported missing, and say they are increasingly concerned for her welfare.

Where and when she was last seen

Officers say Lynne Mirlees was last seen on Hornby Road at about 5.52pm on 25 July. She is described as around 5ft tall, slim, with blonde hair tied back in a ponytail.

DetailInformation
NameLynne Mirlees
Age52
Last seenHornby Road, 5.52pm, 25 July
Description5ft, slim, blonde hair in a ponytail
ClothingWhite jumper with ‘Farmers Market’ on the back, grey leggings, white trainers
BelongingsLarge red bag and a smaller black bag
ReferenceLog 1056 of 25 July

Appeal to the public

Police have asked people in Blackpool and surrounding neighbourhoods to check for any information that may help locate Ms Mirlees. They have asked anyone who may have seen her to get in touch immediately.

“We are concerned for her welfare and want to get her back to her family as soon as possible.”

Immediate sightings should be reported by calling 999. If you have information that could help but the sighting is not current, contact 101 and quote log 1056 of 25 July.

How locals can help

  • Check any recent CCTV or doorbell footage that covers Hornby Road and nearby streets around 25 July.
  • Look for the described clothing or the large red and small black bags in local parks, bus stops or charity shops.
  • Contact police immediately with any information, however small, and quote the incident log number.

The appeal is focussed on locating Ms Mirlees and ensuring her safety. Residents with information are urged to contact the police so officers can provide an update to her family and continue enquiries.

We will publish further details when police release them.

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