Appeal to Find Missing Marchwood Man David Dale

hampshireeditor 10/05/2026
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Appeal to Find Missing Marchwood Man David Dale

Police are appealing for information to help locate missing 83-year-old David Dale from Marchwood.

David was last seen leaving his home address at around 5pm yesterday evening (Saturday 9 May), and officers are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare.

He is described as white, approximately 5ft 9in tall, of medium build, with white hair and a white beard.

Anyone who has seen David, or who has any information regarding his recent whereabouts, is urged to contact police immediately on 999, quoting reference 44260218655.

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Posted: 2026-05-10T00:01:34+0000

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