POLICE have issued an urgent appeal to trace a missing mum who vanished after being seen outside a pub at the weekend.

Louise Clarke from Northfield, Birmingham was last spotted outside the Packhorse pub in Wythall just after 8pm on Saturday night.
Louise’s family say her car remains parked at the Packhorse pubCredit: Google
 
The 43-year-old mum was last seen on Saturday eveningCredit: West Mercia Police
Her family say her car remains parked at the pub and her phone has been switched off since she disappeared, sparking growing concern for her welfare.

The 43-year-old was last seen wearing a burgundy tracksuit, black trainers and a black body warmer.

In an emotional plea shared on social media, her niece, Beth wrote: “Louise if you see this, please come home we’re all worried sick about you.”

Loved ones were out searching the area this morning as the desperate hunt to find her continues.

West Mercia Police are appealing for information as they continue their investigations.

A spokesperson from the force said: “Louise Clarke has been missing from Wythall since Saturday evening.

“The 43-year-old was last seen outside the Packhorse pub around 8:20pm.

“She is described as a white woman, with blonde / brown shoulder length hair around 5ft 4 tall and of slim build.

“When she was last seen she was wearing a burgundy tracksuit, black trainers and a black body warmer.

“Louise is from the Northfield area of Birmingham and has links to the Wythall, Kings Norton and Redditch areas.

“Anyone with any information about her whereabouts is asked to call 999.”