Police ‘increasingly concerned’ after mother goes missing with her three children

A mum-of-three has gone missing with her young children, police said.
By Kieran Davey
Published 20th Jul 2020, 16:38 BST
Updated 20th Jul 2020, 16:40 BST
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Hayley Williams, 42, was reported missing from Brighton on Sunday, July 19, with her three daughters - seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged five.

A Sussex Police spokesperson said: ‘We are growing increasingly concerned for their welfare and are appealing for anyone who sees them to get in touch.

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Hayley Williams, 42, was reported missing alongside her three daughters - seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged fiveHayley Williams, 42, was reported missing alongside her three daughters - seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged five
Hayley Williams, 42, was reported missing alongside her three daughters - seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged five

‘Hayley is white, 5ft 6ins, of heavy build with brown hair.

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‘The three girls are also white, and all with brown hair. It is not known what they are currently wearing.’

Hayley is known to have access to a light blue Mercedes car, and has links to the Twickenham and Isle of Wight areas, police said.

Anyone who sees them or who has any information as to their whereabouts is asked to call 999, asking for Sussex Police, quoting serial 927 of 19/07.

Seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged fiveSeven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged five
Seven-year-old Frankie Langley, and Betsy and Bobbie Langley, both aged five

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