A teenage girl who sparked a huge police hunt in Shropshire when she vanished on a shopping trip has gone missing again, police said today.

Detectives said they were concerned for the welfare of Sarah Dunn, 15, after she disappeared from her home on January 27.

She left home, in Wollescote, near Stourbridge, at about 5.30pm that day and police say the teenager has friends in the Wellington area.

Detective Inspector Will O’Connor, of Halesowen CID at West Midlands Police, said: “Sarah is a very streetwise teenager, but we are very concerned about her wellbeing.

“We know she has links in the Smethwick, Leicester and Telford areas, as well as her home town of Dudley. We believe she may have travelled to one of these places and maybe met up with friends.”

Sarah, who used to live in Leintwardine, near Ludlow, and went missing for nearly six weeks last autumn, is described as being 5ft tall, slim build, with dark medium length hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Halesowen CID on 0845 113 5000.

Meanwhile a Facebook group set up to raise awareness about a missing Shrewsbury teenager Hayden Reynolds-Evans has been joined by more than 2,000 people.

The 18-year-old was last seen leaving The Albion Vaults pub in Castle Foregate, in Shrewsbury, having got off a train just after 10pm on February 1.

And concern is growing for Shrewsbury man, Andrew Griffiths, 28, who has not been in contact with his family since January 31. Contact police on 0300 3333000.