Urgent police appeal to find missing woman, 75, last seen at Deansgate station
Police have issued an urgent appeal to find a missing woman who was last seen at Deansgate station on Wednesday afternoon . Lynn, 75, was last sighted at around 2pm after leaving the Marks and Spencer store on Market Street.
She is described as a black female, of medium build, with grey hair. She is wearing a baseball cap, navy blue coat, light jeans and a gren coloured scarf. Anyone with any information or who may have sighted Lynn is being urged to contact Greater Manchester Police.
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