Nicola Bulley

Police are appealing for dashcam and doorbell camera footage which could shine a light on the mother-of-two's whereabouts.

“There’s CCTV at the back of the caravan park. However, her friend Emma White has rejected the idea that she would have been carrying a tennis ball, an assertion backed by Ms Ann, who said that Ms Bulley and her partner Paul Ansell “rarely” take the tennis ball out on walks with their dog Willow as she is “very protective” over it. “We must stress that she was very much being treated as a witness and was one of many people in St Michael's on Friday, January 27th,” the force said. [discovered on a bench at the riverbank](/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-missing-dog-walker-fitbit-data-witness-evidence-b2276031.html) at around 9:35am, along with her dog’s lead. [CCTV](/topic/cctv) camera in the area where [Nicola Bulley](/topic/nicola-bulley) disappeared “is the one that would have seen everything”, a friend of [the missing dog walker](/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-speculation-fitbit-data-sister-witness-b2276015.html) has said. “There’s only a very small area onto Garstang Lane toward the A586 which is not covered by CCTV and that’s why we’re appealing today for dashcam footage or for people who may have been walking on Garstang Lane or driving in the area to come forward if they can.’”

A mum took her dog for a walk in northern England last week. Her partner says she 'vanished into thin air' · Doorbell footage of missing UK woman Nicola Bulley ...

It's just insane," the UK news agency quoted him as saying. She's got two little girls that need their mummy home," he said, according to PA Media. "Something has got to have been missed. Lancashire Police confirmed to CNN that the dog was dry and did not appear to have entered the water. People don't just vanish into thin air," her sister Louise Cunningham said in a recent interview with Sky News. Bulley's family were left unsatisfied with the police's theory, however. "I don't think people are realising that the family are sitting at home and are able to access and see all of that." "But to see some of the vile speculation online - some of the theories that are incredibly, incredibly hurtful. "However, parts of the riverbank are treacherous, and we would ask that nobody puts themselves in danger and that the police and partner agencies' efforts to find Nicola are not compromised," she said. "We believe that Nicola was in the riverside area and remained at the riverside area. A friend of Bulley's told the Mirror that she had since spoken to two dog walkers who had seen Bulley that day, saying that she had been "laughing and joking" with them as she passed by. "We remain open to any inquiries that might lead us to question that, but at this time we understand that she was by the river."

Nicola Bulley was on her usual walk while she took a work call. Soon after, her phone was found on a bench and the dog was running free.

We remain open to any inquiries that might lead us to question that, but at this time we understand that she was by the river.” Everyone needs to keep an open mind as not all CCTV and leads have been investigated fully, the police confirmed the case is far from over.” Lancashire Police confirmed to CNN that the dog was dry and did not appear to have entered the water. It’s just insane,” the UK news agency quoted him as saying. Her brown spaniel was found running loose between the gate to the field and the bench. She’s got two little girls that need their mummy home,” he said, according to PA Media. He quickly phoned the police. [discovered minutes later on a riverside bench](https://7news.com.au/news/disaster-and-emergency), her dog Willow found wandering alone. “However, parts of the riverbank are treacherous, and we would ask that nobody puts themselves in danger and that the police and partner agencies’ efforts to find Nicola are not compromised,” she said It was still connected to the conference call. “We believe that Nicola was in the riverside area and remained at the riverside area. A friend of Bulley’s told the Mirror that she had since spoken to two dog walkers who had seen Bulley that day, saying that she had been “laughing and joking” with them as she passed by.

The mother of two was last seen walking next to the River Wyre in Lancashire 10 days ago.

But we have no evidence to say that she has gone into the river." I'd be very confident of that," he said. Their presence, and the ongoing speculation, was "causing inordinate distress to Nicola's family", he said. He added: "If it is a case of her being in the river, then chances of survival are probably very slim. She said: "Following the theory or hypothesis of the police that Nicola is in the river, we need some evidence to back that up either way." Supt Sally Riley said officers were "as sure as we can be that Nicola has not left the area where she was last seen and that very sadly for some reason she has fallen into the water". [disregarding speculation](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-64529251) and have focused on the many "acts of kindness" people have shown. "Whatever people are saying or the speculation, our end goal is to bring Nikki back and bring mummy home." Police said SGI's offer to assist in the search was "taken up after speaking with Nicola's family", adding: "We continue to lead an extensive and far-reaching multi-agency search using a wide range of specialist equipment and resources." [BBC Breakfast](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006v5tb) she hoped the specialist team would be able to bring "answers". "If we can't find her in the next three or four days in this river, if she's not here, then I'm confident that she's not in this stretch of river. "And you know, my thoughts go out to the family and friends.

More than 100 people, including members of Nicola's family, attended morning service at St Michael's on Wyre church.

Reverend Andrew Wilkinson, who has been at the church for more than 20 years, said: "We have been making a special effort to keep the church open. She said there were no scuff marks on the ground close to where her phone was found - but said she would not necessarily expect them to be. CCTV/dash cam footage etc is something the investigating team have been focusing on and we continue to ask the public's help for that." One frustrated friend took to social media to allege that a CCTV camera pointing towards the spot where Nicola may have last been seen was faulty, crippling the investigation. She wrote: "There's CCTV at the back of the caravan park. Third party involvement is not suspected, but Nicola's sister has urged investigators to keep an "open mind" about her fate as hundreds of volunteers joined a search for the missing mortgage advisor on Sunday.

'I don't think people are realising that the family are sitting at home and are able to access and see all of that.'

On Saturday, officers said they wanted to trace a person seen pushing a pram in the area near where the dog walker went missing. ‘We would urge people to remember that we are investigating the disappearance of Nicola, and the priority is Nicola and her family. [woman described as a ‘key witness’ by police has come forward](https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&cx=012545676297898659090:wk87ya_pczq&q=https://metro.co.uk/2023/02/05/nicola-bulley-key-witness-in-hunt-for-missing-mum-comes-forward-18224149/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiO8L6Ps4D9AhU3SaQEHWV0DMkQFnoECAgQAg&usg=AOvVaw10GusP2EXv75M4hNE97QWz). [new images have been released of Ms Bulley from the day she disappeared](https://metro.co.uk/2023/02/05/last-photos-of-nicola-bulley-on-the-day-she-went-missing-18226276/). She was seen by another dog walker at 9.10am – the last known sighting – and police traced telephony records of her mobile phone as it remained on a bench overlooking the river at 9.20am. [called in a specialist dive team equipped with a high-spec sonar](https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&cx=012545676297898659090:wk87ya_pczq&q=https://metro.co.uk/2023/02/05/independent-underwater-rescue-team-set-to-assist-search-for-nicola-bulley-18227300/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiO8L6Ps4D9AhU3SaQEHWV0DMkQFnoECAUQAg&usg=AOvVaw26kojSakBiRO8BQzhyENm7) ‘which can see every stick and stone lying on the riverbed’. Ms Bulley had logged in to a Microsoft Teams call at 9.01am, which ended at 9.30am with her phone still connected to the call. [‘working hypothesis’ is that the mother-of-two fell into the water](https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&cx=012545676297898659090:wk87ya_pczq&q=https://metro.co.uk/2023/02/03/nicola-bulley-disappearance-police-believe-missing-mum-fell-in-river-18218974/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiO8L6Ps4D9AhU3SaQEHWV0DMkQFnoECAkQAg&usg=AOvVaw0uFRrvOf3S9HWDTrnwVAct) and that ‘this is not suspicious but a tragic case of a missing person’. The images, taken from her home’s doorbell camera and released by her family, show the mother-of-two loading her car before driving her two children to school. Detectives have also moved to quell the online rumours and abuse of people aiding the investigation. ‘I don’t think people are realising that the family are sitting at home and are able to access and see all of that.’ Ms Bulley, 45, vanished more than a week ago while walking her dog in the village of St Michael’s on Wyre, in Lancashire, after dropping off her daughters, aged six and nine, at school.

Specialist Group International (SGI), led by forensic expert Peter Faulding, will begin aiding the search for Ms Bulley in the waterways of St Michael's on Wyre ...

“We would urge people to remember that we are investigating the disappearance of Nicola, and the priority is Nicola and her family. Meanwhile, a woman described as a “key witness” by police has come forward. The team has offered its services “free of charge”. The force also warned against “totally unacceptable” speculation and abuse on social media. In an update on its Facebook page, Lancashire Constabulary said the woman had come forward “very quickly”. “The team are leaving shortly from our base in Dorking en route to Lancashire to start tomorrow morning.”

Peter Faulding, a world-renowned forensics expert who is a diver for the police and has worked on hundreds of cases across the south east, believes it is ...

A new line of inquiry relates to a Fitbit Ms Bulley was wearing on the morning she vanished. Ms Bulley's phone was discovered close to the river bank and she had been on a conference call before she vanished. Friend Emma White said on Saturday that the Fitbit had not been synced to a device since Tuesday. By 9.30am, Ms Bulley's Teams call had ended, but her phone stayed connected to the call. 'They are having to swim along in a line, feeling for a body among the weeds, inching down the river bit by bit. Photos of police scouring the River Wyre have been released as they continue to search. She wrote that the dog would never have a harness on during the familiar walk, after speculation about why Willow's harness was removed. My belief is she's not in not in the river at all.' - The dog was found very close to the bench and the harness. The forensics expert told GBNews: 'The amount of searching that's gone on in this river, I would have thought she would have been found by now. 'Our sole focus is to find Nicola and provide the answers her family so desperately need. And they've offended the family and friends at the same time.

A team of divers from Specialist Group International (SGI) will join the search this morning after reaching out to police.

We want to find her and provide answers to her family.” The force believes the 45-year-old mortgage adviser went missing in just “a 10-minute window” on January 27 while she was walking her dog, Willow, close to the River Wyre, after dropping off her daughters – aged six and nine – at school. Ms Bulley had logged in to a Microsoft Teams call at 9.01am, which ended at 9.30am with her phone still connected to the call. “The speculation and abuse on social media aimed at some people who are merely assisting our inquiry is totally unacceptable,” the force said. On Saturday, officers said they wanted to trace a person seen pushing a pram in the area near where the dog walker went missing. The team has offered its services “free of charge” as the "world's best" sonar equipment that can scan the river "in a day" is set to be deployed near to where she was last sighted. “We will work closely with the police search teams who are working long hours to find Nicola. “I have had a very productive call with Lancashire Police this afternoon, we will build an excellent working relationship. “Our kit is the best you can buy, it’s the highest frequency, there are forces who carry sonar but it’s a lot lower frequency generally. It comes as new images have been released of Ms Bulley from the day she disappeared. That river, we can literally scan within a day, a day and a half. “I have just had a long call with the Lancashire police search adviser to discuss the search for Nicola,” he said.

As desperate search for the mother-of-two in the Lancashire village of St Michael's on Wyre enters its eleventh day, sleuths are hindering progress with ...

Police said: 'We would urge people to remember that we are investigating the disappearance of Nicola, and the priority is Nicola and her family. She wrote that the dog would never have a harness on during the familiar walk and is removed at a gate at the top of the field. Meanwhile, Ms Bulley's family appealed to the public for help. A second line of inquiry relates to a Fitbit Ms Bulley was wearing on the morning she vanished. A new appeal is issued for a mystery 'woman in yellow' to come forward. By 9.30am, Ms Bulley's Teams call had ended, but her phone stayed connected to the call. She was seen by a second witness at 9.10am - the last known sighting. The watch can receive data, but cannot connect to the internet. This would normally be sealed off as a crime scene, so potentially crime scene investigators can go in and see if there are any microfibres, evidence, slip marks down the bank etcetera and I don't believe that has actually happened here.' We will work closely with the police search teams who are working long hours to find Nicola. They are aware that something is happening but we're trying to keep it away from the school. Mr Faulding told GBNews: 'The amount of searching that's gone on in this river, I would have thought she would have been found by now.

It comes as a friend of Ms Bulley released new images from her doorbell camera showing her leaving her home on the morning that she disappeared. And police ...

Forensic search and rescue expert says his team should be able to prove or disprove police theory missing woman fell into river.

What we need to do is get on with the job.” If any area of interest is identified the team of divers will be able to focus on that area. “The police are conducting lots of other inquiries apart from the search focused on the river. “I think we probably have the best and highest frequency kit available to do this work. We are trying to help the police as much as we can. Faulding said that his main motivation for getting involved was to “bring closure for the family”.

Missing Nicola Bulley's partner has told how he is "extremely distraught" as a private diving team joined the search to find her.

But we have no evidence to say that she has gone into the river." I'd be very confident of that," he said. Their presence, and the ongoing speculation, was "causing inordinate distress to Nicola's family", he said. He added: "If it is a case of her being in the river, then chances of survival are probably very slim. She said: "Following the theory or hypothesis of the police that Nicola is in the river, we need some evidence to back that up either way." Supt Sally Riley said officers were "as sure as we can be that Nicola has not left the area where she was last seen and that very sadly for some reason she has fallen into the water". [disregarding speculation](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-64529251) and have focused on the many "acts of kindness" people have shown. "Whatever people are saying or the speculation, our end goal is to bring Nikki back and bring mummy home." Police said SGI's offer to assist in the search was "taken up after speaking with Nicola's family", adding: "We continue to lead an extensive and far-reaching multi-agency search using a wide range of specialist equipment and resources." [BBC Breakfast](https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006v5tb) she hoped the specialist team would be able to bring "answers". "If we can't find her in the next three or four days in this river, if she's not here, then I'm confident that she's not in this stretch of river. "And you know, my thoughts go out to the family and friends.

Peter Faulding, the head of private diving team Specialist Group International, said he had spoken to Paul Ansell, the heartbroken partner of Miss Bulley, 45, ...

is going to come and sweep the river bed and give us answers.” He said: “The clear evidence is the phone was by the river, the harness, dog harness was by the river. Friends of Ms Bulley have questioned the police “theory” that she fell into the river, but Mr Faulding said Lancashire Police were “doing the right thing” and his job was to help them search.

The search for the mother-of-two has now been ongoing for over a week, as police work on the hypothesis that she may have fallen into the River Wyre while ...

Superintendent Sally Riley urged against speculation, but said it was “possible” that an “issue” with Ms Bulley’s dog may have led her to the water’s edge. Lancashire Police said they were working on the hypothesis that Ms Bulley may have fallen into the River Wyre. Her father told the newspaper: “We just dread to think we will never see her again, if the worst came to the worst and she was never found, how will we deal with that for the rest of our lives.” Her family released a statement saying they had been “overwhelmed by the support” in their community, and that her daughters were “desperate to have their mummy back home safe”. Lancashire Constabulary spoke with a potential witness – a man who had been walking a small white fluffy dog near the River Wyre at the time of Ms Bulley’s disappearance. The search for the mother-of-two has now been ongoing for over a week, as police work on the hypothesis that she may have fallen into the River Wyre while walking her dog.

Nicola Bulley latest news: Police in North West England are searching for Nicola Bulley, a 45-year-old mother of two daughters, who apparently went missing ...

The police are meanwhile trying to get information out of Nicola Bulley’s Fitbit watch. She has urged the authorities and people to keep their minds open and argued that there was no evidence suggesting her sister could slip into the water. Nicola Bulley’s sister, Louise Cunningham, has questioned the theory that suggests she might have fallen into the river. Police interviewed a woman who was seen pushing a pram on January 27 in the St Michael's on Wyre area. Nicola Bulley latest news: Police in North West England are searching for Nicola Bulley, a 45-year-old mother of two daughters, who apparently went missing ‘into thin air’ while walking her dog on January 27. Know what did her husband and family say to the media

A CCTV camera close to where Nicola Bulley disappeared 'would have seen everything' had it not been the only broken one in the area, a friend of the missing mum ...

- The dog was found very close to both the bench and the harness. Friend Emma White also rejected the idea Nicola would have been carrying a tennis ball, as she and partner Paul Ansell would “rarely” take one out on walks. Officers think Nicola went missing in just a 10 minute window, and may have fallen into the river “while retrieving a tennis ball for her dog”.

The company's chief executive, Peter Faulding, said his team has had a "very high hit rate" with its high-spec sonar equipment, adding: "If there is a body ...

is going to come and sweep the river bed and give us answers." "And so we've had very productive conversations. It can generally cover about 10 miles of river a day, he added. He said: "If there is a body in the river, our sonar will detect it." Mr Faulding said the SGI team will be tasked in the morning by the police search adviser with looking in a specific stretch of the river. The company's chief executive, Peter Faulding, said his team has had a "very high hit rate" with its high-spec sonar equipment, adding: "If there is a body in the river, our sonar will detect it."

Specialist underwater rescue teams have joined the search for missing Nicola Bulley. The mother-of-two's family had approached a private company and asked ...

The harness was found on the floor not on the bench." is going to come and sweep the river bed and give us answers." Another friend has revealed Nikki texted a friend about meeting up the following week with her children. She was wearing a long black coat and her blonde hair was in a ponytail. The only camera that isn't working is the one that would have seen everything. The dog was found very close to both the bench and the harness. Her microphone and camera had been turned off for the call. The mortgage adviser was last seen while walking her dog Willow on Friday (January 27) in the Lancashire village of St Michaels on Wyre. Over the weekend friends released images from Ms Bulley’s own Ring Doorbell showing her dressed in heavy outdoor clothing loading her car before driving her daughters to school. She was seen by another dog walker at 9.10am - the last known sighting - and police traced telephony records of her mobile phone as it remained on a bench overlooking the river at 9.20am. Lancashire Police has consistently said that there are no signs of any third-party involvement in her disappearance. She had been on a work conference call and her phone was still logged in when it was discovered on a bench along the towpath.

They urged drivers or cyclists on Garstang Road to contact them. Her partner, Paul Ansell, said in a statement released by Lancashire Police: "It's been 10 days ...

The force said officers have "spoken to numerous witnesses, analysed Nicola's mobile phone and Fitbit and searched the derelict house on the other side of the river as well as any empty caravans in the vicinity". Her phone, still connected to a Teams call for her job as a mortgage adviser, was found on a bench on a steep riverbank overlooking the water, along with the dog lead and the dog harness on the ground. "Our inquiries now focus on the river path which leads from the fields back to Garstang Road - for that we need drivers and cyclists who travelled that way on the morning of 27 January to make contact." Police believe Ms Bulley may have fallen into the River Wyre, but they "remain open minded" and are continuing to carry out a "huge number" of inquiries. "Also, we can say that she did not return from the fields along Allotment Lane or via the path at the rear of the Grapes pub on to Garstang Road. "This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola's family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support."

Mother-of-two Nicola Bulley went missing in Lancashire on the morning of Friday 27 January while walking her dog. Independent group Specialist Group ...

is going to come and sweep the river bed and give us answers." "And so we've had very productive conversations. It can generally cover about 10 miles of river a day, he added. The company's £55,000 side-scan sonar has a high frequency of 1,800 kilohertz. Mother-of-two Nicola Bulley went missing in Lancashire on the morning of Friday 27 January while walking her dog. I can't put those girls to bed again tonight with no answers." Her blonde hair is pulled back in a ponytail. She told BBC Breakfast: "Following the hypothesis of the police that Nicola was in the river, we need some evidence to back that up either way and I feel Peter and his amazing bit of kit... Mr Faulding said it was a "particularly long stretch of river" for police to search "because they're doubling up as a dive team as well". "If you receive one of these letters and have dashcam footage, we would urge you to make contact so that a member of the enquiry team can make contact and review your footage to establish whether it assists." "This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola's family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support," he said. The partner of missing Nicola Bulley has told Sky News she "has to be found safe and well" because "I can't put those girls to bed again with no answers", as police today released new CCTV of her on the day she disappeared.

Peter Faulding, founder of the Specialist Group International search and rescue organisation said rescue efforts would continue on Tuesday after his team ...

A new line of inquiry relates to a Fitbit Ms Bulley was wearing on the morning she vanished. Ms Bulley's phone was discovered close to the river bank and she had been on a conference call before she vanished. Friend Emma White said on Saturday that the Fitbit had not been synced to a device since Tuesday. If people lose their dog, the advice I always give to them is to stay in the exact position you were when you last saw the dog, because it will always backtrack to you. My belief is she's not in not in the river at all.' She wrote that the dog would never have a harness on during the familiar walk, after speculation about why Willow's harness was removed. - The dog was found very close to the bench and the harness. The forensics expert told GBNews: 'The amount of searching that's gone on in this river, I would have thought she would have been found by now. They are getting a briefing at a farmhouse and then they'll move to the scene. They are aware that something is happening but we're trying to keep it away from the school. And they've offended the family and friends at the same time. 'We are also really grateful to Peter and his team from SGI for coming up and helping support the work of Lancashire Police as they continue their investigation.

Mystery still surrounds the shock disappearance of a mother-of-two who vanished while walking her dog in no...

- 8:47am (approximately): A dog-walker, somebody who knows Nicola, saw her walking around the lower field with her dog. - 9.33am (approximately): Nicola's mobile phone and Willow were found at a bench by the river by another dog-walker - 9.20am: Her phone was back in the area of the bench - 9.10am (approximately): A witness, somebody who knows Nicola, saw her on the upper field walking her dog, Willow About three minutes later, a dog-walker found her phone and her dog at a bench by the river. [a mother-of-two who vanished](https://www.9news.com.au/world/nicola-bulley-missing-woman-uk-river/bce77891-f90c-44d1-aced-57e864a696d3)while walking her dog in north-west [England](https://www.9news.com.au/uk), with police believing she likely "fell into the river for some reason".

Ms Bulley, 45, went missing 10 days ago in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.

“Our working hypothesis remains that Nicola sadly fell into the river for some reason, but we remain open minded, and we are continuing to carry out a huge number of inquiries,” the force said. The force said: “Our inquiries so far have included searches of the river and riverbank which have extended all the way to the sea using specialist search teams, sonar, search dogs, drone and helicopter, house to house and CCTV. “We are also really grateful to Peter and his team from SGI for coming up and helping support the work of Lancashire Police as they continue their investigation.

Peter Faulding, a world-renowned forensics expert and founder of Specialist Group International, and his team of divers have been brought in to help find ...

[ The Mirror](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/expert-dive-squad-say-missing-29142671) this morning: 'If Nicola is in there, we will find her. [Peter Faulding](/debate/article-11661767/Britains-leading-investigator-reveals-unlikely-bond-formed-notorious-activist.html), a world-renowned forensics expert and founder of Specialist Group International, and his team of divers have been brought in to help find missing mother-of-two. There's something, in my opinion, not quite right here,' he added. Tobin, who died last year, had previously been convicted of raping two 14-year-old girls in 1993. Pictured: Swampy protesting a Manchester Airport expansion in 1997 [leading the hunt for Nicola Bulley](/news/article-11717593/Friends-Nicola-Bulley-bring-private-diving-team-rule-theory-fell-river.html) is a former paratrooper who investigated the 'Spy in the Bag' case and murders of April Jones and Nicola Payne.

In a statement released on Monday through Lancashire Police, her partner Paul Ansell said: “I have two little girls who miss their mummy desperately and who ...

“In another couple of days I will be confident she is not in that area at all. We have the best sonar you can buy. Mr Ansell, her partner, meanwhile said in his statement: “This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola’s family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support. The group, which is based in Dorking, Surrey, and has been volunteering its services free of charge, has been using specialist sonar equipment to look for Ms Bulley in the River Wyre. He added that his team of divers would go back up the river on Tuesday, to search once again near the point where Ms Bulley’s mobile phone was found on a bench. An underwater search for missing Nicola Bulley is continuing following a fresh appeal by her partner, who said her two daughters “desperately” miss her and “need her back”.

The search for Ms Bulley, 45, is entering its 11th day after she went missing on January 27 in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire. In a statement released on ...

“In another couple of days I will be confident she is not in that area at all. We have the best sonar you can buy. Mr Ansell, her partner, meanwhile said in his statement: “This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola’s family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support. The group, which is based in Dorking, Surrey, and has been volunteering its services free of charge, has been using specialist sonar equipment to look for Ms Bulley in the River Wyre. He added that his team of divers would go back up the river on Tuesday, to search once again near the point where Ms Bulley’s mobile phone was found on a bench. An underwater search for missing Nicola Bulley is continuing following a fresh appeal by her partner, who said her two daughters “desperately” miss her and “need her back”.

Peter Faulding, the head of private diving team Specialist Group International, said he had spoken to Paul Ansell, the partner of Miss Bulley, 45, who went ...

is going to come and sweep the river bed and give us answers.” He said: “The clear evidence is the phone was by the river, the harness, dog harness was by the river. Friends of Ms Bulley have questioned the police “theory” that she fell into the river, but Mr Faulding said Lancashire Police were “doing the right thing” and his job was to help them search.

In a statement released on Monday through Lancashire Police, her partner Paul Ansell said: “I have two little girls who miss their mummy desperately and who ...

“In another couple of days I will be confident she is not in that area at all. We have the best sonar you can buy. Mr Ansell, her partner, meanwhile said in his statement: “This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola’s family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support. The group, which is based in Dorking, Surrey, and has been volunteering its services free of charge, has been using specialist sonar equipment to look for Ms Bulley in the River Wyre. He added that his team of divers would go back up the river on Tuesday, to search once again near the point where Ms Bulley’s mobile phone was found on a bench. An underwater search for missing Nicola Bulley is continuing following a fresh appeal by her partner, who said her two daughters “desperately” miss her and “need her back”.

In a statement released on Monday through Lancashire Police, her partner Paul Ansell said: “I have two little girls who miss their mummy desperately and who ...

“In another couple of days I will be confident she is not in that area at all. We have the best sonar you can buy. Mr Ansell, her partner, meanwhile said in his statement: “This has been such a tough time for the girls especially but also for me and all of Nicola’s family and friends, as well as the wider community and I want to thank them for their love and support. The group, which is based in Dorking, Surrey, and has been volunteering its services free of charge, has been using specialist sonar equipment to look for Ms Bulley in the River Wyre. He added that his team of divers would go back up the river on Tuesday, to search once again near the point where Ms Bulley’s mobile phone was found on a bench. An underwater search for missing Nicola Bulley is continuing following a fresh appeal by her partner, who said her two daughters “desperately” miss her and “need her back”.