Greater than 400 individuals have joined the search to discover a former BBC Radio editor who disappeared throughout a stroll on New Yr’s Eve.
Aled Glynne Davies, 65, was final seen at his house in Cardiff, Wales after a meal out together with his spouse Afryl Davies.
The daddy-of-two went out for a stroll round 11.30pm and didn’t return house. His youngsters say doubtless didn’t take his common medicine with him and could also be ‘susceptible’ because of this.
Issuing an enchantment for details about his whereabouts, the Davies household mentioned on Sunday that his disappearance was ‘very uncharacteristic’ of Aled.
South Wales Police are trying to find Aled Glynne Davies, 65, who disappeared on New Yr’s Eve round 11.30pm. He was sporting a darkish inexperienced coat, hat and glasses (pictured above) on the time of his disappearance
Aled and Afryl went out to eat at Uisce seafood restaurant in Pontcanna on Saturday night, their daughter Gwenllian has revealed. The couple left the eatery round 10.36pm and walked to their Pitman Road house. After arriving at house round 11.30pm, Aled left for a stroll on his personal and has not been seen since
Aled and Afryl went out to eat at Uisce seafood restaurant in Pontcanna on Saturday night, their daughter Gwenllian has revealed.
The couple left the eatery round 10.36pm and walked to their Pitman Road house.
After arriving at house round 11.30pm, Aled left for a stroll on his personal and has not been seen since. He was sporting a darkish inexperienced coat, hat and glasses on the time of his disappearance.
The previous BBC worker is 6ft tall and has a curved backbone, leading to a hunchback posture and a ‘shuffle when he walks.’
‘He tends to stroll slowly. This could possibly be useful when CCTV,’ she added.
Gwenllian additionally claimed her father ‘wants medicine urgently’.
Aled (left) was final seen at his house in Cardiff, Wales after a meal out together with his spouse Afryl Davies (proper). The couple are pictured with their son, Gruff (centre)
Greater than 400 individuals turned up on Sunday to assist seek for Aled (pictured) in Pontcanna, Penarth and Cardiff Bay. Efforts to search out Aled continued on Monday, together with water searches, throughout Pontcanna however have been unsuccessful to this point
Anybody with details about Aled’s whereabouts is requested to contact South Wales Police on 101, quoting 2300000314
Aled’s daughter Gwenllian has additionally inspired locals to verify buildings, church buildings and outbuildings to see if he has ‘discovered someplace to maintain heat’
The frightened daughter has requested anybody with details about Aled’s whereabouts to contact South Wales Police on 101, quoting 2300000314.
She has additionally inspired locals to verify buildings, church buildings and outbuildings to see if ‘Dad’s discovered someplace to maintain heat’ (sic).
The enchantment to search out Aled has been shared extensively on social media and all through the Cardiff neighborhood.
Greater than 400 individuals turned up on Sunday to assist seek for him in Pontcanna, Penarth and Cardiff Bay, WalesOnline reported.
Efforts to search out Aled continued on Monday, together with water searches, throughout Pontcanna however have been unsuccessful to this point.
A spokesperson informed the newspaper the Davies household has been ‘overwhelmed’ by the neighborhood’s response and ‘staggering’ willingness to assist.
The household says search efforts are being supported by the Civil Help Voluntary Rescue Affiliation (CAVRA) and locals with educated sniffer canine.
Meantime, South Wales Police is working with the household and conducting searches. Officers are checking CCTV and Aled’s telephone exercise for any particulars that might result in his location.
Aled (pictured) is claimed to be 6ft tall and have a curved backbone, leading to a hunchback posture and a ‘shuffle when he walks.’ His household mentioned he ‘wants medicine urgently’
Aled served as Editor of BBC Radio Cymru – the broadcaster’s Welsh language radio service – between 1995 and 2006.
He’s credited with profitable relaunching Radio Cymru and spearheading modifications on the station that helped enchantment to a brand new, youthful viewers.
Earlier than serving his position as Radio Cymru Editor, Aled was the station’s Information Editor. He additionally served as a Senior Producer of the BBC’s TV information service on S4C.
He additionally led the staff that created the broadcaster’s first-ever Welsh language web site, BBC Cymru’r Byd.
After leaving BBC Aled and Afryl, a former instructor, established Goriad Cyfyngedig in 2007 which produces tv and radio programmes.
The corporate additionally facilitates conferences, workshops and programs related to the media trade.
Moreover, Aled has acted as a radio and TV juror for Bafta Cymru, the Wales Media Awards and the Celtic Media Pageant.
