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Two teenage girls missing from Somerset sleepover since Sunday

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 12:28 · Archive

Two girls aged 13 and 14 have been missing from a sleepover in North Petherton, Somerset since Sunday 11 October.

Lillie-Rose, 13, and Hollie, 14, have been missing from a sleepover in North Petherton, Somerset since overnight on Sunday 11 to Monday 12 October. Avon and Somerset Police believe the two girls are together. Their last known location was by the White Willow pub in North Petherton, close to junction 24 of the motorway.

Hollie is 5 ft 5 in tall, slim and white with long ginger-brown hair. Lillie-Rose is 5 ft 4 in tall, of medium build and mixed heritage with long brown hair. Both were wearing dark clothing and white shoes when they went missing.

Lillie-Rose's mother described their disappearance as 'very uncharacteristic'. She said both girls have been missing for over 30 hours with no sightings. She and Hollie's mother have been searching the streets; Hollie's mother searched until 4.30am and was out again at 4.45am, while Lillie-Rose's mother searched until 11pm and from 8am the previous morning.

Police have confirmed that both girls are 'not in trouble'. Avon and Somerset Police are appealing for anyone with information to call 999 quoting reference number 5226335086 for Lillie-Rose or 5226335113 for Hollie, or call 101 with other information. A police spokesperson said: 'Hollie and Lillie-Rose: if you see this, you are not in any trouble, but everyone is worried about you. Please get in touch with family or call 999.'

Two teenage girls missing from Somerset sleepover since Sunday
Image: Bridgwater Mercury

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In this story: Lillie-Rose · Hollie · North Petherton · Somerset · Avon and Somerset Police · Bridgwater

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