Port Talbot
Police launch appeal to find missing disabled woman
South Wales Police have launched an appeal to find missing Waunarlwydd woman, Kelly Randall.
45 year-old Kelly was last seen in Port Talbot on Tuesday 3 May.
A wheelchair user with one leg, Kelly is described as being around 5ft of medium build with brown hair which is tied up – possibly in a bun.
She was last seen wearing black jeans and a black coat.
She has links to both Swansea and Port Talbot.
South Wales Police are appealing for anyone who may have seen Kelly, or who has information which will help them to find her, to contact them online or by calling 101 quoting occurrence number 2200149152.
(Lead image: Family photo / South Wales Police)
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