Concern grows for missing Selby man
Police in Selby have appealed to the public for their help to find a local man who has gone missing.
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William Notley, 57, has not been heard of since he last spoke with his wife by telephone at 1pm on Tuesday. He is believed to have been at his Buller Street home at that time.
Mr Notley was described by the police as white, around 5ft 6in tall, with a slim build and brown hair. It is possible that he is wearing a brown striped polo shirt, blue jeans and brown trainers.
Police are growing concerned for Mr Notley’s welfare as there are concerns for his health and he has missed an appointment he was due to attend.
Mr Notley’s whereabouts are unknown and it is possible he is anywhere in the country.
Leading the search for Mr Notley, Inspector Andy Haigh said, “William, if you see or hear this appeal, I urge you to get in touch with your wife straight away as she is desperate to know that you are safe and well. If you would prefer to speak to a police officer please get in touch with us and we will reassure your wife about your welfare.
“I am also keen to speak to anyone who has seen Mr Notley, or knows where is now, and ask them to get in touch with the police as soon as possible.”
Anyone who can help to locate William Notley should contact North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 1 and pass the details to the Force Control Room. Please quote reference number 12140103250.