Hi all,
Sorry it's been a while for an update, but Ann and I have been busy busy doing our own wee things to help in the Investigation. Our computer was down for 3 days as well, so we're playing catch up.
The publicity we got on Jen's birthday both on TV and newspapers was fantastic. The police got a lot of wee bits and bobs of info when people passing through Market Place seen the large mobile police office there. Nothing (as far as we know) of any great significance, but all the little snippets might eventually add up to something. There was a great deal of good will and of course there still is with the local community.
Ann and I have been putting our posters up in all sorts of places and have been contacting some regional businesses (like Greggs the Bakers) and we are getting fantastic support from most of those with High Street shop windows etc. Greggs for example have agreed to put a poster up in their 66 branches. An old (excuse the pun) friend of mine, Jim Haveron is in the management side of Shopping Malls and he has kindly e-mailed our posters out to about 100 or so shopping centres in Scotland, the North East and North West of England. It would've taken us ages to do that!! Dave and Mo McGonnigle have put some up over Dunbarton way and Ann's sister Mary, who lives in London has also used some contacts to get posters up wide and far. Ann went over to the Lake District last Sunday, where local pubs and shopkeepers already knew about Jenny, so putting posters up was not a problem.
Gotta dash now, will try to keep you up to date about every 2 weeks from now, unless there are any significant developments.
Brian and Ann
Sorry it's been a while for an update, but Ann and I have been busy busy doing our own wee things to help in the Investigation. Our computer was down for 3 days as well, so we're playing catch up.
The publicity we got on Jen's birthday both on TV and newspapers was fantastic. The police got a lot of wee bits and bobs of info when people passing through Market Place seen the large mobile police office there. Nothing (as far as we know) of any great significance, but all the little snippets might eventually add up to something. There was a great deal of good will and of course there still is with the local community.
Ann and I have been putting our posters up in all sorts of places and have been contacting some regional businesses (like Greggs the Bakers) and we are getting fantastic support from most of those with High Street shop windows etc. Greggs for example have agreed to put a poster up in their 66 branches. An old (excuse the pun) friend of mine, Jim Haveron is in the management side of Shopping Malls and he has kindly e-mailed our posters out to about 100 or so shopping centres in Scotland, the North East and North West of England. It would've taken us ages to do that!! Dave and Mo McGonnigle have put some up over Dunbarton way and Ann's sister Mary, who lives in London has also used some contacts to get posters up wide and far. Ann went over to the Lake District last Sunday, where local pubs and shopkeepers already knew about Jenny, so putting posters up was not a problem.
Gotta dash now, will try to keep you up to date about every 2 weeks from now, unless there are any significant developments.
Brian and Ann
ANYONE WISHING TO, CAN NOW LEAVE MESSAGES ANONYMOUSLY BY CLICKING "COMMENTS " UNDER EACH NEW POSTING
1 comment:
thanks Terry and Ann for your blogsite,it is both informative and friendly which cannot be easy for you to do. my wife and i are richmond residents and are as concerned as everybody for Jenny, we would love to see a happy outcome to this however we are realistic but still send our prayers for Jenny.
Post a Comment