Police seek Joanne Harper, 47, missing from Exeter since Monday. She has ties to Cranbrook. Please report sightings or info to police at 999, quoting log 539 from March 26.
UPDATE: The South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is encouraging people to use the right healthcare service this Easter bank holiday weekend, as the region prepares for the start of the holiday season.
Residents and tourists to the South West are being reminded to only dial 999 in a life-threatening emergency.
Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of 47-year-old Joanne Harper who is currently missing from the Exeter area.
Joanne is a vulnerable female and was last seen on Monday 25 March.
She is described as being a white female, approximately 5ft 4ins in height and of average build. She has brown, shoulder length hair.
Officers believe Joanne may be wearing a pink sweater and black trousers. She has links to East Devon and specifically the Cranbrook area.
Anybody who has seen Joanne or knows of her whereabouts is asked to call police on 999 quoting log 539 of March 26.
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