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Urgent appeal after 11-year-old from Ebbw Vale not seen for two days

Gwent Police have asked the public for help to locate an 11-year-old boy last seen in Pwllypant, Caerphilly, on 29 July. Officers have issued contact details and a log reference for anyone with information.

Urgent appeal after 11-year-old from Ebbw Vale not seen for two days
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Gwent Police have launched an urgent appeal after an 11-year-old boy from Ebbw Vale was reported missing and has not been seen since Wednesday 29 July.

Last known movements

Police say the child — named locally as Rory — was last observed in New Street, Pwllypant in the Caerphilly area, around 20 miles from his home in Ebbw Vale. Officers describe him as white, slim and about 4ft 11in tall. At the time he went missing he was wearing a grey Nike tracksuit with green detailing and a black Amsterdam baseball cap.

Detail Information
Age 11
Last seen New Street, Pwllypant
Date 29 July
Clothing Grey Nike tracksuit (green detail), black Amsterdam cap

How the public can help

Gwent Police are asking anyone with information to get in touch as soon as possible. Those with potential sightings or knowledge have the following contact options:

  • Report via the Gwent Police website
  • Send a direct message on Facebook or X
  • Call 101 and quote log reference 2600243762

Officers have also issued a direct message asking the boy to make contact with police.

Local context and concern

Missing-child incidents prompt a rapid policing response because of the vulnerability of young people and the wide area they may travel. The appeal has been circulated locally in Ebbw Vale and the Pwllypant area as searches continue and enquiries are made. Neighbourhood teams routinely work with contact centres and community volunteers to establish last movements and trace potential witnesses.

Anyone who may have been in the Pwllypant or neighbouring areas on or after 29 July, or who may have dash-cam, doorstep camera or smartphone footage that could assist, is asked to check that material and pass any relevant information to police.

Gwent Police will publish further updates when new information becomes available. In the meantime, members of the public with concerns or relevant sightings should use the channels above and quote the incident reference to help officers with their enquiries.

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