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Sophie Brownson

Appeal to find missing teenage girl, 13, last seen in County Durham

Durham County Durham Kiara Police Bishop Auckland

Police are urgently searching for a missing teenage girl who was last seen in County Durham on Saturday night.

Kiara, 13, was last seen on St Andrews Lane, Spennymoor, at around 10.20pm yesterday (July 1).

She is described as around 5ft2in with long brown hair, and wearing a grey ‘Yale’ hoody, a green parka jacket with a pink fur-trimmed hood, black leggings, and blue trainers.

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The teenager has links to Bishop Auckland and Durham and police say she may be travelling by bus.

Anybody with any information relating to Kiara’s whereabouts is asked to contact Durham Police on 101.

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