Call 999 if you see these teenagers believed to be travelling together

Police have urged anyone who sees these three teenagers to call 999.

Ffion, 15, from Rainhill, Evelyn, 16, from Warrington and Joshua, 17, from Colwyn Bay are now all believed to be together in Greater Manchester. The group was last seen at Asda on Cavendish Street in Ashton-under-Lyne on Thursday, April 25.

Major searches, which have now involved four different police forces, are continuing in a bid to trace them. The teenagers are thought to have links to Tameside, Liverpool, Cheshire, and North Wales, and you may have seen colleagues from other forces appealing for information this week in relation to their whereabouts.

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The missing persons investigation was being led previously by North Wales Police. The force issued an urgent appeal where it was revealed the trio were believed to be together and that they had travelled to Greater Manchester.

Individual reports were issued from several police forces before it later came to light their cases might be linked. Ffion was last seen wearing a black, shiny, padded bomber jacket and light-coloured beige tracksuit bottoms. Josh was wearing grey tracksuit bottoms and a light blue t shirt. It is unknown what Evelyn was last seen wearing.

Joshua, 17, who lives near Colwyn Bay, was recorded as missing shortly before 9am on Monday, April 22. Merseyside Police said Ffion was first reported missing on Friday, April 19, but was later spotted at Broughton Shopping Centre in Flintshire on the morning of Sunday, April 21.

And 16-year-old Evelyn was reported missing on Sunday, April 21, in Warrington Road in Culcheth. A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police added: "We are becoming increasingly concerned and want to make sure they are found safe and well."

If you have any information on their whereabouts, call police on 101 or 999 quoting log 1207 of 30/04/2024.

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