Grace, 16, and Leah, 13, were both reported missing from their homes in Harrogate in the early hours of Sunday 11th June.
Search underway to locate two missing teens from Harrogate An urgent search is underway to find two teenage girls who are missing from their homes in Harrogate. Grace, 16, and Leah, 13, were both reported missing in the early hours of Sunday (11th June). They were seen together in Boroughbridge at 4pm the same day, and may still be in the area. Police are concerned for their welfare, and are urging anyone who knows where they are to get in touch. A police spokesperson said:
"If you see them or have any information about their whereabouts, please contact North Yorkshire Police immediately. "Please call 101, or 999 with an immediate sighting, quoting reference NYP-11062023-0027 (for Leah) or -0089 (for Grace)."Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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