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Gail Hatton, 57, was last seen on Dean Street at around 8.30am on March 30.<br/><br/>Her husband, Darren Hatton, 58, told the Gazette he was desperate to find his wife and urged anyone with information to come forward.<br/><br/>He said: “Me and my two girls are trawling the streets every single day, asking people and trying to get leads.<br/><br/>“We are in pieces. If you have any connections to Gail, please phone 999 and report it straight away.<br/><br/>“Please the family.”<br/><br/>Gail was last seen wearing a thin blue jacket, blue jeans and pink canvas style shoes with white soles.<br/><br/>She was also carrying a black and white River Island crossover bag.<br/><br/>Gail has links to Blackpool, Poulton-le-Fylde, Chorley and Preston.<br/><br/>The public have been urged to call 999 for immediate sightings of Gail.<br/><br/>If you have any other information about her whereabouts, call 101 or email forcecontrolroom@lancashire.police.uk quoting log 0123 of April 7.
Gail Hatton, 57, was last seen on Dean Street at around 8.30am on March 30.<br/><br/>Her husband, Darren Hatton, 58, told the Gazette he was desperate to find his wife and urged anyone with information to come forward.<br/><br/>He said: “Me and my two girls are trawling the streets every single day, asking people and trying to get leads.<br/><br/>“We are in pieces. If you have any connections to Gail, please phone 999 and report it straight away.<br/><br/>“Please the family.”<br/><br/>Gail was last seen wearing a thin blue jacket, blue jeans and pink canvas style shoes with white soles.<br/><br/>She was also carrying a black and white River Island crossover bag.<br/><br/>Gail has links to Blackpool, Poulton-le-Fylde, Chorley and Preston.<br/><br/>The public have been urged to call 999 for immediate sightings of Gail.<br/><br/>If you have any other information about her whereabouts, call 101 or email forcecontrolroom@lancashire.police.uk quoting log 0123 of April 7.
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