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Hello, I’m Grace Thompson. I was in Derby Market Place at about 2:30 PM this Saturday, just steps from Derby Cathedral, looking for a birthday gift. My lapel pin collection slipped from my blue coat pocket and disappeared into the crowd as I browsed a row of stalls. There are five enamel pins, each with a tiny animal design—they’re not valuable, but they carry memories from friends and trips. I only realised they were missing after I’d walked a bit and rounded a corner. If anyone found them, please consider handing them in at the market desk or with the stall I was visiting; I’d be incredibly grateful.
On Friday at 7:25 PM, I found a tote of holiday decorations behind Derby Market Hall. The tinsel glinted under the streetlight, and a red ribbon poked from a dusty box. I carried the tote to the Market Hall security desk, hoping the owner would see this and claim it. It felt warm to do the right thing, a small moment of cheer for someone who might be missing their festive bits after a long day. I imagine the decorations brightening a living room again, and that thought kept me hopeful.
On Sunday at about 7:15 p.m., I realized my driver's license wasn't in my wallet after a stroll from Sadler Gate toward the Market Place in Derby, Derby. I had been finishing up a shift at a nearby bakery and stopped for a quick drink by the Cathedral, and I must have left it on a table or dropped it at the bus stop by the River Derwent. The license is the standard UK photocard with a blue cover and a small crease on the corner. I rely on it for travel and work, and losing it has left me feeling exposed and anxious. If anyone found it near Derby Cathedral or the Market Place, please return it through the site; I’ll be checking the site from the Market Place each evening in hope.
I lost my red Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Derby Market Hall on St Peter's Street. They’re size 9, red with a black Swoosh, white midsoles, and the left shoe has a tiny toe scuff plus a blue lace I swapped in last month. The heel has a small reflective tab that’s starting to rub off. These shoes were my go-to for training for a 10k and they fit perfectly and felt dependable; losing them was a real setback. If anyone found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back; I can describe more details or meet up near that area to collect them.
I lost my grey Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 tablet yesterday around 3pm. It's in a blue protective case with a small white sticker on the back that reads 'AZ'. The tablet is 11 inches, with a faint scratch along the top edge and a chipped bottom-left corner. I last had it outside Costa Coffee on Market Place near Derby Cathedral as I was heading back toward Friar Gate. It holds family photos and a few work files, so it really feels irreplaceable to me; I'd be so grateful to get it back.
I lost my cousin Aarav Singh yesterday around 3pm near the Market Hall on East Street in Derby. He was wearing a navy parka, gray hoodie, black jeans, and bright blue sneakers. He has a small tattoo on the inside of his left wrist that reads 'hope' and a silver hoop earring, with a faint scar above his left eyebrow. Last seen heading toward the Derby Cathedral area after leaving a meetup near Market Hall, and his phone is off. If anyone spots him, please get in touch; any information would mean the world to us.
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