BENJAMIN BROUGH 13 - Grange-Over-Sands, Greater Manchester (UK)

A 13-YEAR-OLD boy from Grange-over-Sands is missing from home.

Benjamin Brough, left home in Grange-over-Sands on Sunday lunchtime but has not been in contact with his parents since.
He was last seen at 2pm at Grange over Sands railway station where he purchased a single ticket to Manchester.

Cumbria police is appealing for information to help trace Benjamin, who is five-feet-eleven-inches, slim, tanned skin and dark curly hair. He was wearing a dark coloured fleece , beige hiking pants, walking books and has a small New Balance rucksack.

Anyone with information is asked to call police on 0845-3300-247.

Can someone attach the photo from the report as I can't attach pics very well and if I have done this wrong just adjust accordingly.

I saw this about this boy on another forum I'm on where the poster knows the family. How worrying! Hope he is found safe and soon.

North West Evening Mail

6 April 2009

Police grow concerned for missing Grange boy

http://www.nwemail.co.uk/news/lakes/police_grow_concerned_for_missing_grange_boy?referrerPath=2.1823/2.1823

GOOD NEWS!!!

http://www.nwemail.co.uk/home/missing_people_found?referrerPath=afc/1.159724

A 13-year-old boy who left his Grange home on Sunday lunchtime was found in Barrow last night.

Benjamin Brough had not made contact with his parents since he disappeared.

He was last seen at 2pm at Grange railway station where he bought a single ticket to Manchester.

The teenager was found last night in Barrow and police want to thank the media and public for their help in tracing him.
Alan Alexander, 42, from the Salthouse area of Barrow, went missing on Thursday.

Police were concerned as Mr Alexander was extremely upset at the recent death of his father and had visited Leeds to sort out some personal matters and would have been running low on medication.

He contacted his partner at around 10pm on Thursday stating that he was on the train returning home and was at Arnside, but had not been seen or heard from since.

Mr Alexander turned up at a Leeds police station yesterday to say he was safe and well.

Thank god they found him and also this man coming back too!

Thanks Tina for that. great news