Lancashire Police are continuing their search for 80-year-old Brian Fletcher, who went missing over the weekend while walking in the Tockholes area.
Brian, a keen walker and birdwatcher, travelled from his home in Bury on the afternoon of Saturday, 22nd March 2025, and was last seen around 1pm. He regularly visits the area, including Higher and Lower Roddlesworth Reservoirs.
His vehicle, a grey Citroen C4 Cactus (registration: WP64 HSC), was found parked in a layby on the A675 near Tockholes Road.
Lancashire Police are asking anyone with dashcam footage from the A675 Belthorn Roadâbetween Abbey Village and Tockholes, recorded between 1.30pm and 2.30pm on Saturdayâto come forward. They are particularly interested in any footage showing Brianâs car in the area.
Officers are being supported by several Mountain Rescue teams, including:
Search areas include Darwen Moor, Withnell Moor, and Roddlesworth Plantations.
If you have:
âĄď¸ Call 999 immediately for urgent sightings
âĄď¸ Call 101 quoting log 1544 of 22nd March 2025 for other information
This is an active and ongoing search, and the police are deeply concerned for Brianâs welfare. Please share this post and help spread the wordâyour help could make a real difference.
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