A heartbroken son has issued an appeal after his mother went missing in Nottingham. Lisa Gannon, 46, is believed to have travelled from Birmingham to Nottingham city centre in the early hours of Monday, July 25, and according to her family has not been heard from since.
The mum-of-two is thought to have boarded a coach to the city at around 5.30am, arriving in Nottingham at around 7.40am. The last known sighting of the Birmingham resident was near Broadmarsh.
Her son Troy Richards, 28, said the Tesco worker has not made contact with her family for days. "She left Birmingham at midnight on July 25, boarded a coach at 5.30/5.45am to Nottingham from a coach station and got off at Broadmarsh, I believe at around 7.40am in the morning. That's the last known sighting of her," Mr Richards said.
