Missing brothers from Brentford found in Ealing Broadway

Boys have been found safe and well within an hour of police issuing an appeal

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10:50, 29 MAY 2014
Updated11:19, 29 MAY 2014

Police have appealed for information about these boys, aged five and 10, who were last seen playing in the Gunnersbury Park area on the morning of Thursday, May 29

Two young brothers who went missing from their home in Brentford have been found safe and well in Ealing Broadway.

Police had been concerned for the safety of the boys, aged four and 10, after they went missing this morning.

They were reported to have been seen at a shop in Lionel Road at 8.30am and playing in the vicinity of Gunnersbury Park soon afterwards.

But police said shortly after 11am that the boys had been found safe and well in Ealing Broadway and were back home. They thanked members of the public for their help.

Police are also appealing for information about two missing teenage girls, from Feltham and Brixton, who disappeared on May 4.

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