Missing Nicola Bulley

Family and friends of missing Nicola Bulley have left yellow ribbons on a bridge near where she went missing.

Lancashire police have said that their investigation into the disappearance of Nicola Bulley is still underway as they continue to search areas of the River Wyre. A large poster with a photograph of Ms Bulley has also been attached to the railings. The ribbons are being left on a bridge near where Ms Bulley went missing which has been described as ‘the main route to get in and out’ of St Michael’s on Wyre. Whatever has happened, in my eyes, has to be somebody who knows the local area. However, a private diving team who also assisted police in their search with specialist technology, do not believe it is possible that Ms Bulley is in the water. Yellow ribbons of hope are being left near the River Wyre in Lancashire as the search for Nicola Bulley continues.

No one knows what has happened to Nicola Bulley, with partner Paul Ansell recently giving an interview to Dan Walker to discuss her disappearance.

[private team Specialist Group International (SGI)](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/who-nicola-bulley-search-diver-26196944), spent days combing the River Wyre for clues following the disappearance of the Lancashire mum-of-two but found no evidence that she had been in the water. Mr Faulding led the Specialist Group International (SGI) search team that collaborated with Lancashire Police to cover miles over the river for three days last week, and has said there is no sign of Nicola. There has to be a way to find out what happened, there has to be. Mr Faulding said: "On the river on the day it wasn’t running very fast. The mum of two has now been missing for almost three weeks. Some parts of the way will be a bit more tricky to get in and out. [she is not in the river](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/nicola-bulleys-partner-issues-desperate-26212155), with an extensive search in the River Wyre so far proving fruitless. Despite a major police search effort, in the area over the past two weeks, no trace of Nicola has been found. However, today it emerged that local fishing clubs have been spoken to by officers wanting information about who was licenced to be on the river around the time of her disappearance. One of Nicola's friends has now revealed that her partner Paul asked Mercedes to see if Nicola's car keys could be tracked. Cllr Michael Vincent, Leader of Wyre Council said: "We appreciate the emotional gravity of the situation. a 49-year-old man from Manchester and a 20-year-old woman from Oldham have been arrested on suspicion of sending malicious communications after sending emails to members of Wyre Council.

Nicola Bulley, 45, disappeared while taking her springer spaniel Willow for a walk along the river in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.

The police will pull the jigsaw puzzle together - but it is the public that will solve it." Speaking to the Metro, Charlotte said that she last saw Nicola on the morning of her disappearance. They told the publication: "Two smartly dressed officers came in following up, a man and a woman. One of the first things he did was to contact Mercedes to see if they could be tracked." Lancashire Police said in their latest statement on Friday that it is still their belief Nicola "may have fallen into the river for some reason", but this hypothesis has been disputed by a number of her loved ones. He added that "silly little things" can become "absolutely crucial" when it comes to solving the case of a missing person. Friend and neighbour Charlotte Drake said that Nicola would likely have had the keys in her coat pocket when she disappeared. "But the bench is quite a way back, so to actually get into the river you would have to be pushed very hard, or knocked out and shoved in the river. Some parts of the way will be a bit more tricky to get in and out. I know how it feels to have that hope every day, to wake up in the morning and think 'today she’ll come home', then get to the night-time and think 'tomorrow, it will be tomorrow'. It comes after an anonymous witness claimed to have seen two men acting "suspiciously" on the river the day before Nicola vanished. It is a shame that we have had to take this step at such a difficult time and appropriate steps are being taken to ensure that residents are still able to contact their elected representatives."

Ex-superintendent says no new evidence has emerged to suggest Ms Bulley is not in the river as she backs official theory.

The two men were spotted at around 7.45am on the day before Ms Bulley vanished. “It was very strange. Despite two sightings of Ms Bulley in the hour leading up to her disappearance and an extensive search of the area police have been unable to find any traces of her. [disappearance of Nicola Bulley in Lancashire](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-husband-interview-latest-update-b2280986.html) are right to explore the theory that the mother-of-two is in the River Wyre, a retired detective has said. [vanished while walking her dog in a field](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nicola-bulley-missing-timeline-b2281020.html) next to the river in St Michaels on Wyre on the morning of 27 January after dropping her two children off at school. Ex-superintendent says no new evidence has emerged to suggest Ms Bulley is not in the river as she backs official theory

Images shared by MailOnline capture uniformed officers scouring Wyreside Farm Park Caravan Site, which lies along the same riverside path in St Michael's on ...

Nicola went missing on January 27 while walking her springer spaniel Willow in St Michael's on Wyre in Lancashire, shortly after dropping her daughters, aged ...

At the weekend, yellow ribbons with handwritten messages were left on a bridge close to where Nicola disappeared. They wanted the CCTV from the day before Nicola vanished and to take statements of any activity we had seen from that day. The allegedly suspicious pair were seen outside a local church on January 26, according to reports. Police probing the disappearance of mum-of-two Nicola Bulley were today seen heading to a caravan site close to where she went missing over two weeks ago. “She’s just a pillar of strength to our family and without her, the hole is bigger than you can possibly imagine,” he told 5 News. Lancashire Police are also continuing to trawl the River Wyre towards the sea at Morecambe Bay, working on one hypothesis that she could have fallen in.