Urgent Police Appeal for Missing Birmingham Mother Last Seen at Wythall Pub
West Mercia Police have issued an urgent public appeal to locate a missing Birmingham mother who vanished over the weekend. Louise Clarke, a 43-year-old resident of Northfield, was last seen outside the Packhorse pub in Wythall at approximately 8:20 pm on Saturday, February 21.
Family's Desperate Search and Concerns
Loved ones report that her vehicle was still parked at the pub following her disappearance, and her mobile phone has been switched off since she went missing. Family members conducted searches in the local area this morning, expressing mounting anxiety over her whereabouts.
Louise's niece, Beth, took to social media to post a heartfelt plea: "Louise if you see this, please come home we’re all worried sick about you." The emotional message underscores the family's distress as the search continues.
Detailed Description and Police Statement
According to a spokesperson for West Mercia Police, Louise Clarke is described as a white woman, approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall with a slim build. She has shoulder-length blonde or brown hair. When last seen, she was wearing a burgundy tracksuit, black trainers, and a black body warmer.
The police statement confirmed: "Louise Clarke has been missing from Wythall since Saturday evening. The 43-year-old was last seen outside the Packhorse pub around 8:20 pm." Authorities emphasized that she has connections to the Wythall, Kings Norton, and Redditch areas, in addition to her Northfield residence.
Appeal for Public Assistance
Police are urging anyone with information regarding Louise Clarke's location to contact them immediately. Individuals should call 999 and quote reference number 325_i of February 22 to assist with the investigation. The appeal highlights the critical nature of the situation, with authorities and family members collaborating to ensure her safe return.
As the search intensifies, community members are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any potential sightings or details that could aid in locating the missing mother. The case has drawn significant attention, reflecting broader concerns for public safety and well-being in the region.
