The mother of a 15-year-old schoolgirl who has been missing in north London for three days has issued a desperate appeal for her to return home.
Olivia Prowse, who is a pupil at La Sainte Union Catholic School in Highgate, went missing in Camden on Friday afternoon.
Her mother Emma Osborn raised the alarm after her daughter did not return home to Mornington Crescent.
Ms Osborn wrote on social media: “Olivia is still missing, this is the updated appeal details that have gone out today, please please keep sharing we need her home.”
Scotland Yard issued a public appeal to find Olivia on Sunday, urging anyone who might have seen her to come forward.
#MISSING | Can you help us find 15-year-old OLIVIA who was last seen in #CAMDEN at 1430 on 24/01/25. If seen, please call police on 101 or Tweet @MetCC and quote 01/7086312/25. pic.twitter.com/znX47bjnvi
— Camden Police (@MPSCamden) January 26, 2025
On Friday, Ms Osborn wrote: “My daughter Olivia is missing again last seen at home at 14:30 today the group she is known to meet up with are know to hang out at Holloway roads McDonald’s this is the last missing persons picture of her the new CAD reference is 5336/24Jan25. Please share.”
Olivia went missing earlier this month and her mother wrote at the time: “As a family we are heartbroken and worried sick for her safety.”
Ms Osborn, who is a mother of four, told The Telegraph that Olivia does not have her bank card with her and had previously lost her phone.
