Menu
11/08/2015
Police Renew Appeal For Birmingham Man Missing Since May
West Midlands Police (WMP) have renewed an appeal for information on the whereabouts of Peter Baker, who has been missing since 24 May.
Mr Baker had been staying at his sister's house on Hillaries Road, Erdington when he went missing.
Police urgently need to trace Peter who suffers with a heart condition which he needs to take medication for.
In a statement released on WMP's website, Peter's sister, Mandy Harris, said: "Peter left our home more than eight weeks ago and I'm very concerned for his health and welfare.
"He left with no medication and no money. His car is his pride and joy and he has left it parked outside. If you have seen him or know where he is, please call 101. It's the right thing to do. It might even save his life."
Sergeant Paul Robb, from Birmingham police, said: "If anyone knows of Peter's whereabouts then please make contact with us.
"Peter left his sister's without his medication and we have been told that without it he suffers a real chance of becoming ill, so we need to find him as soon as possible to ensure he is safe and well.
"I would also appeal to Peter to call us, he is not in any trouble we just need to make sure his is okay."
Anyone with any information is urged to call West Midlands Police on 101. Alternatively people can leave information anonymously by calling Crimestoppers the independent charity on 0800 555 111.
(MH)
Mr Baker had been staying at his sister's house on Hillaries Road, Erdington when he went missing.
Police urgently need to trace Peter who suffers with a heart condition which he needs to take medication for.
In a statement released on WMP's website, Peter's sister, Mandy Harris, said: "Peter left our home more than eight weeks ago and I'm very concerned for his health and welfare.
"He left with no medication and no money. His car is his pride and joy and he has left it parked outside. If you have seen him or know where he is, please call 101. It's the right thing to do. It might even save his life."
Sergeant Paul Robb, from Birmingham police, said: "If anyone knows of Peter's whereabouts then please make contact with us.
"Peter left his sister's without his medication and we have been told that without it he suffers a real chance of becoming ill, so we need to find him as soon as possible to ensure he is safe and well.
"I would also appeal to Peter to call us, he is not in any trouble we just need to make sure his is okay."
Anyone with any information is urged to call West Midlands Police on 101. Alternatively people can leave information anonymously by calling Crimestoppers the independent charity on 0800 555 111.
(MH)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
14 May 2007
Police officers face misconduct tribunal
Two police officers will face a misconduct tribunal following the Peter Woodhams stabbing investigation.
Police officers face misconduct tribunal
Two police officers will face a misconduct tribunal following the Peter Woodhams stabbing investigation.
14 May 2010
Cameron Gets Top Level Security Brief
It was down to business right away for the new Prime Minister this week - spy business. One of David Cameron's first meetings on taking up his post as The First Lord of the Treasury - the PM's official title - was to bring together the new National Security Council - complete with the heads of the Security Service.
Cameron Gets Top Level Security Brief
It was down to business right away for the new Prime Minister this week - spy business. One of David Cameron's first meetings on taking up his post as The First Lord of the Treasury - the PM's official title - was to bring together the new National Security Council - complete with the heads of the Security Service.
04 March 2010
Backing For Byker Regeneration
Plans to regeneration a Newcastle housing estate made famous by children's TV programme Byker Grove have been given Government backing. The iconic Byker estate is set to benefit from a £48m investment in redesigning homes, to make them greener and creating new employment opportunities for local people.
Backing For Byker Regeneration
Plans to regeneration a Newcastle housing estate made famous by children's TV programme Byker Grove have been given Government backing. The iconic Byker estate is set to benefit from a £48m investment in redesigning homes, to make them greener and creating new employment opportunities for local people.
24 November 2009
Iraqi Regime 'Wasn't UK Policy'
Removing Saddam Hussein from power was not perceived as a top priority for British diplomats in 2001, despite concerns over the threat he posed. Former intelligence boss Sir Peter Ricketts said no-one within the UK Government at the time was "promoting support" for a regime change in Iraq.
Iraqi Regime 'Wasn't UK Policy'
Removing Saddam Hussein from power was not perceived as a top priority for British diplomats in 2001, despite concerns over the threat he posed. Former intelligence boss Sir Peter Ricketts said no-one within the UK Government at the time was "promoting support" for a regime change in Iraq.
14 October 2009
DUP's Robinson 'Wants More' From No 10
Stormont First Minister Peter Robinson has said that he is looking for further 'clarification' from Prime Minister Gordon Brown about funding for the devolution of responsibility for policing and justice. Sinn Féin have accepted the deal but the DUP wants to go further.
DUP's Robinson 'Wants More' From No 10
Stormont First Minister Peter Robinson has said that he is looking for further 'clarification' from Prime Minister Gordon Brown about funding for the devolution of responsibility for policing and justice. Sinn Féin have accepted the deal but the DUP wants to go further.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:It will be cloudy again throughout the day. Mainly dry in the morning, but patchy drizzle in places, becoming more widespread and persistent in the afternoon. Freshening southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 12 °C.Tonight:Cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
