Ruby Wallwork, 13, was last seen on Friday night as her mum Amy Bell issued a desperate plea to the public to come forward with any information on the ‘vulnerable’ teenager
15:57, 08 Jun 2025Updated 16:19, 08 Jun 2025
Ruby Wallwork, 13, was last seen on Friday night(Image: MEN MEDIA)
The mum of a missing 13-year-old girl has issued an urgent appeal to the public to help find her girl.
Ruby Wallwork was last seen at around 11pm on Friday night in the Kearsley area of Bolton. She was reported missing at 8am on Saturday morning and has now been missing for over 24 hours. Ruby’s mum, Amy Bell, has issued a desperate plea and said her family “just want her back home safe with us where she belongs”. Police have said they are “becoming increasingly concerned” for the teenager’s wellbeing and safety as the 13-year-old has been described as “vulnerable” by her family.
The teen was last seen on Ellesmere Close in Kearsley(Image: MEN MEDIA)
Greater Manchester Police issued a social media appeal for information about the missing teenager on Sunday. Anybody with information has been urged to come forward to the cops. Images of the teenager have also been shared.
The British Transport Police are also involved in this search, as it is believed she could have caught a train, according to Manchester Evening News.
Mum Amy said: “Ruby is a vulnerable young girl, our family miss and care about her so much. We just want her back home safe with us where she belongs.”
In a statement on Sunday, GMP said: “Our officers in Salford are becoming increasingly concerned for a teenage girl who has been missing for more than 24 hours. Ruby Wallwork, 13, was last seen at around 11pm on Friday (6/6/25) on Ellesmere Close in Kearsley and reported missing at around 8am the following day.”
Ruby’s mum described her as ‘vulnerable’ and urged anybody with information on the teen to come forward(Image: MEN MEDIA)
Police chiefs based in Salford said a team of officers was currently “out looking for her” while CCTV footage is being analysed and her friends are being spoken to.
Detective Chief Inspector Helen Bagnall said: “If anyone has any information, no matter how small, or thinks they may have seen Ruby, we would urge them to contact us. We have a team of officers out looking for her and we desperately want to bring her home to her family.
“Officers have been trying to locate Ruby by reviewing CCTV, speaking to her friends and family, and checking known addresses. It is believed she may have caught a train so we are also working with neighbouring forces and British Transport Police.
“Anyone with information should contact our team on 0161 856 5224. Alternatively call 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, quoting log 885-070625, or via the reporting tools on our website.” No further details about her disappearance have been revealed.
