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Sabrina Bradshaw missing: Urgent police appeal to find mother and 10 year-old daughter

Sabrina Bradshaw and Taylor Kelly were last spotted on Sunday 27 March in Aldeburgh, Suffolk

Aisha Rimi
Tuesday 29 March 2022 08:50 BST
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The mother and daughter have been missing for several days
The mother and daughter have been missing for several days (Suffolk Police)

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Police have launched an urgent public appeal to help find a missing mother and daughter.

Sabrina Bradshaw, 29, and Taylor Kelly, 10, originally from West Sussex, were reported missing after Friday 25 March.

There was a confirmed sighting of the mother and daughter on the evening of Sunday 27 March at about 7pm at Moot Hall in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.

Ms Bradshaw was last seen wearing a cream fur waistcoat, light blue jeans and she has blonde hair. Her daughter is described as currently having shoulder length dark brown hair.

Police believe they are using a black Renault Kadjar vehicle, with the registration number LX67 KFJ.

Suffolk Police have asked that anyone who has seen them or knows of their whereabouts to contact them on 999 quoting CAD 26 of 26 March 2022.

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