Hunt for missing man

A MAN missing from home for more than two weeks may be in the Warrington area.
Kevin Bloor, aged 50, is from the Stoke-on-Trent area and was last seen on Tuesday, July 17.
He sent a text message on Sunday, July 29 saying he would be home on Monday.
But he failed to arrive – and has not been seen since
Staffordshire Police are appealing for the public to report any sightings of the man (pictured).
Mr Bloor is described as 6ft 1 inches tall, of a thin build and has shaven brown hair which is greying at the sides.
The photograph is four years old and he is now thinner).
He was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt, pale-washed denim trousers, a dark blue denim jacket and white trainers.
Mr Bloor has a small hoop earring with diamonds in his right ear. He has several tattoos including a star on his left hand, a ring tattoo on the fourth finger of his right hand, the word “dad” on his right wrist, a tribal pattern on his right forearm, a bird with the words “Shaz” and “Kev” on his upper right arm, a tiger on his upper left arm and a Celtic design across the back of his neck.
It is believed he could be in Warrington or Manchester.
Sgt Lee Crowther, of Staffordshire Police said: “As time passes we are growing increasingly concerned for Mr Bloor’s safety as this behaviour is very out of character for him.
“Anyone who has seen him or has any information on his whereabouts is urged to contact Staffordshire Police on 101.”