Police 'concerned' for missing North Tyneside woman

Police appeal for information after two cyclists were hospitalised in a collision with a car <i>(Image: Northumbria Police)</i>
Police appeal for information after two cyclists were hospitalised in a collision with a car (Image: Northumbria Police)
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This missing woman has now been found.

Police and loved ones have said they are "increasingly concerned" for a missing woman after she was last seen on a walk this morning.

Northumbria Police have issued an appeal for help in trying to trace the woman, who was last seen in the Battle Hill area of Wallsend around 7.30am today (July 13).

It is believed she may have been walking in the direction of the Rising Sun County Park.

However, police say she has not been heard from since.

Officers and her loves ones are growing increasingly concerned for her welfare.

The woman is described as a 5ft 3ins white woman with mousy long hair which is usually tied up.

 A spokesperson for Northumbria Police said: "Anyone with information on her whereabouts should send Northumbria Police a direct message on social media or use the live chat and report forms on the Force’s website.

 "For those unable to make contact with police via the above ways, call 101.

 "Please quote reference: NP-20260713-0286."

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