A search has been launched for a missing schoolgirl, who was last seen on Monday at 8.30am.
Hollie McKinlay, 14, was last seen leaving her home in Bannockburn, Stirling. Officers are appealing for information on her whereabouts, as they work with bus companies and the British Transport Police.
Hollie is described as white, 5'2" in height, of slim build with long fair hair and blue eyes. When reported missing she was wearing black leggings, a grey hoodie and black and white Adidas trainers - reports the Daily Record.
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Officers believe Hollie might have travelled to Edinburgh. Sergeant Ashley Kelly, Police Scotland, said: “Our concern is obviously that Hollie did not return home last night and has not been in touch with her family today.
"She is only 14-years-old so we, as well as her family, want to make sure she is safe and well. From our enquiries so far, there is a possibility that she may have travelled to the Edinburgh area.
"We are liaising with bus companies and colleagues in BTP but would ask that anyone who knows where she is or who may have any information that will help us trace her to get in touch. We’d also appeal to Hollie to call police or her family, we all want to make sure she is safe and well.”
Information can be passed to officers via 101, quoting reference number 1111 of Monday, February 20.
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