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Police appeal to find missing Alan: 19-year-old last seen cycling in Herefordshire on Thursday night

Police are appealing for help to find a missing 19-year-old, last seen riding his bike in Herefordshire on Thursday evening.

Supporting image for story: Police appeal to find missing Alan: 19-year-old last seen cycling in Herefordshire on Thursday night

Supporting image for story: Police appeal for information after 'numerous windows' smashed in border town

Police appeal for information after 'numerous windows' smashed in border town

Supporting image for story: Week of closures planned for Shropshire border road with eight-mile diversion in place

Week of closures planned for Shropshire border road with eight-mile diversion in place

Supporting image for story: Repairs to burst water main in south Shropshire village enter third day

Repairs to burst water main in south Shropshire village enter third day

Supporting image for story: Burst pipe leaves residents in south Shropshire village facing water supply disruption

Burst pipe leaves residents in south Shropshire village facing water supply disruption

Supporting image for story: Villager's petition to amend law and give offenders with spent convictions 'a second chance'

Villager's petition to amend law and give offenders with spent convictions 'a second chance'

Supporting image for story: Delivery van completely destroyed by fire in Welsh border village

Delivery van completely destroyed by fire in Welsh border village

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Police appeal to find missing Alan: 19-year-old last seen cycling in Herefordshire on Thursday night

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About Leintwardine

A village that is actually larger than some of the region's towns, Leintwardine is officially in Herefordshire despite being just to the west of Ludlow. The settlement has Roman origins, with the fort of Branogenium just south of the modern village and its High Street on the same line as the country-spanning Roman road, Watling Street.