Police in Cambridgeshire have joined the search for a missing man who could be walking to Kent along the south coast.
Jamie Foster, 34, was last seen at around 11pm on Sunday (July 5) in the Hob Moor area of Acomb, in North Yorkshire.
He is described as white, 185cm tall and of slim build with shoulder length brown hair and a fair complexion.
When Jamie was last seen he was wearing a red long-sleeved top, blue jeans and trainers, and he had a bandanna on his head.
He was carrying a backpack with clothing, so may have changed what he is wearing.
Investigations suggest Mr Foster may have passed through Doncaster, in South Yorkshire, on Tuesday (July 7).
It is now believed he could be walking to Kent on the south coast of England.
According to Cambridgeshire Police, Mr Foster could be in the Peterborough area.
The force is urging those who have seen him to come forward.
A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "As well as our neighbouring policing areas, North Yorkshire Police has alerted the Greater Manchester, West Midlands, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, the Met, City of London, Devon and Cornwall, Hampshire, and Kent forces to look out for him over the coming days and weeks.
"British Transport Police is also assisting on the off-chance that Jamie uses the rail network.
"Further to the appeal below, it is understood that Jamie likes to visit churches when he is out walking.
"If you see a man matching Jamie's appearance, please make a report to North Yorkshire Police as soon as possible."
Those with information can report by calling 101, quoting reference 12260126753.
Immediate sightings of Mr Foster can also be reported by calling 999.
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