Concern growing for missing Edinburgh woman as police issue CCTV image to help trace her

CCTV footage of a missing Scots dad has emerged as his family are 'desperate to get him home'.

A Scots dad has been missing overnight as police appeal for information to help trace him.

Police and mountain rescue crews are appealing for information to trace a man who went missing in the Highlands.

Cops have launched a hunt for a missing Scots man who has not been seen for two weeks.

An urgent hunt has been launched for a missing Scots teenager who vanished overnight.

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missing from the High Street of Kingussie. He was last seen at around 9pm on Sunday night, October 3, in the town centre.At the time he was wearing dark blue jeans, black and pink trainers or wellington boots and a dark hooded top.He is described as being of a slim build, about 6’2” in height and has short brown hair and stubble facial hair.Police are urging anyone with information to come forward and have expressed concern's for Ross's welfare.

Dumfries around 7.30am on Sunday 3 October.It is believed he has travelled back towards Stonehaven.However, the 38-year-old has not been seen since and there are growing concerns for his welfare.Craig is described as white, 6ft 1ins tall, average build, with short dark hair and stubble on his face.It is not known what he was wearing last but may be driving a black Audi Q3 VRM SV69VOB.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Anyone who may have seen Craig or his vehicle since this time, or who has

Irvine woman Natalie Kelly. The 53-year-old’s body was discovered at Pladda Avenue in the North Ayrshire town around 9.40am on Sunday.

left a house on Clairinish, Balloch, on the morning of Wednesday, 29 September. On the same day he travelled by train to Uddingston where he was seen at a shop in Main Street around 1.15pm.

iOS - Android Joe's family are concerned for his wellbeing.Inspector Morven Sutherland, based in Dumbarton, said: "We're appealing for anyone who has seen Joe to contact us."Our enquiries have established Joe may be in the Uddingston area, but we are keeping an open mind so anyone who has any information should let us know."Anyone with information should contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting incident number 3195 of 29 September.

Glencoe a rea. Officers believe his car may have been parked in The Three Sisters lay-by for weeks before it was discovered.

missing amid police concern for his wellbeing. Frederick Salapei, 22, was last seen in the Berryden area of Aberdeen at around 3.30pm on Monday September 27.

Christmas menu as a farming boss has issued a warning the UK could face a 'national shortage' in the run up to Christmas, brought on by a lack of labour following Brexit.Kate Martin, of the Traditional Farm Fresh Turkey Association (TFTA), has suggested customers may want to be getting their orders in early as the shortage may take affect before Christmas.The Manchester Evening News has reported the TFTA, who represents producers of high end, free-range turkeys, have said some poultry farms have

European Union " over Brexit. Scotland and the UK is currently witnessing a shortage of fuel and certain foods due to a number of issues, such as Brexit and coronavirus.

teenager who vanished from a Scots town this afternoon. Aimee Moody, who is also known as Alex, was last seen in Glenrothes, Fife, at around 3pm today, Sunday, September 26.

rural farmland in Fife in a bid to find a missing pensioner who vanished 11 days ago. Denis Findlay was last seen at around 5pm on Tuesday, September 14, at Waverley Train Station in Edinburgh.

Fife pensioner have issued an emotional public plea to find him a week on from his disappearance. Paul Johnson, 74, was last seen at about 10.45pm on Wednesday, September 15 in the Hepburn Gardens area of St Andrews.