Andrew Green: Major search plans for missing Bridgnorth farmer

The Bridgnorth farmer's family are calling for people to help with the large-scale hunt on September 17 and 18.

The 33-year-old was last seen near Yew Tree Farm in Chorley, near Bridgnorth, on June 22 at about 8.50pm.

His car was found abandoned nearby with his phone and work keys inside.

The search will begin at the farm at 11am and the family have asked for people with skills in map reading, medical training and dog handling to join them.

Last week Mr Green's parents Edward and Julie said they had received offers to help them with this year's harvest on the farm.

The parents had received messages of support from local people as well as from those in Australia.

Family friend Kat Foy said: "As time goes by Andrews family live the horrendous nightmare of not knowing where Andrew may be and not knowing his wellbeing and safety, please spare some of your time and join Andrews family search for him."

For more information visit: www.missingadultsandchildren.org.uk

Mr Green was last seen wearing a green stripy jumper, beige work trousers, and work boots. He is 6ft tall and of stocky build with dark brown hair.

Anyone with any information regarding Mr Green's whereabouts should call West Mercia Police on 101.

West Mercia Police has appealed for information in trying to trace him and said officers are working with the National Crime Agency and the Missing Persons Bureau.