LONDON: Authorities are searching for 27-year-old Alexandra, missing from Barnsley. She was last seen on Saturday, 1 March, at 7 a.m.
Alexandra was reported missing on Sunday, 2 March, after failing to return home. Police are urging the public to assist.
She is described as white, 5ft 2ins tall, of slim build, with long brown hair tied in a top knot.
She was last seen wearing grey pyjama trousers and a black puffer jacket. Concerns for her safety are increasing.
She has known links to Barnsley town centre, Monk Bretton, and Lundwood, where searches are ongoing.
Appeal for Witnesses
Police are urging anyone who may have seen Alexandra to come forward with information.
If you saw her on 1 March or later, officers would like to hear from you.
Any details, no matter how small, may help locate her safely.
Authorities stress that time is crucial in missing person cases.
They encourage people to check CCTV, doorbell cameras, or dashcam footage.
How to Help
If you have information, you can contact South Yorkshire Police.
You can report details online via their official website or by calling 101.
Quote incident number 167 of 2 March 2025 when providing details.
Police emphasize that public assistance is vital in locating missing individuals.
Visit www.southyorkshire.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime to submit information online.
Concerns Growing
Officers state that they are growing increasingly worried for Alexandra’s welfare.
They are working to piece together her last known movements.
Efforts continue across Barnsley, with officers speaking to those who may have seen her.
Authorities urge Alexandra, if she sees the appeal, to get in touch.
Family and friends are deeply concerned and hope for her safe return.
Community Support
Local residents are encouraged to share the police appeal.
Spreading awareness may increase the chances of finding Alexandra quickly.
The police urge people to remain vigilant and report any possible sightings.
Anyone who may have given Alexandra a lift or seen her should inform the authorities.
By working together, the community can help reunite her with loved ones.
