Police in Coventry have launched an appeal for help after a 38-year-old woman went missing from her home in the Walsgrave area on the evening of 1 August. Officers said they are worried about her wellbeing and urged anyone with information to contact them immediately.
Last seen and description
The woman, known only as Amanda, was reported missing at about 11pm on Saturday. Police gave a height and the area from which she went missing but have not published any further personal details.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Amanda |
| Age | 38 |
| Last seen | Around 11pm, 1 August |
| Location | Walsgrave area, Coventry |
| Height | 4ft 6in |
| Force log | Log 522 of August 2 |
Police appeal
A spokesman for Coventry Police asked the public to look out for Amanda and pass on any sightings or information. They provided two contact routes depending on the urgency of the information.
“Have you seen 38-year-old Amanda, who has gone missing from home in the Walsgrave area of Coventry? She is 4ft 6in and left home at around 11pm yesterday (August 1). We are worried about her and need anyone with information to get in touch with us, quoting log 522 of August 2.”
- In an emergency or if you believe Amanda is in immediate danger, call 999.
- For other information, contact police on 101 and quote log 522 of August 2.
What this means locally
Missing-person reports are treated seriously by local police, especially when there are immediate concerns for welfare. The appeal will be shared across neighbourhood networks and may prompt additional patrols in the Walsgrave area while officers work to locate her and speak with family or friends.
Anyone who saw Amanda on the evening of 1 August, or who has dash-cam, CCTV or doorbell footage from Walsgrave around 11pm that might help, is asked to pass that information to police. Even small details — a direction she may have walked, clothing observed, or a vehicle seen nearby — could assist investigators.
Further updates will be provided by Coventry Police as inquiries continue.
