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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.
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings with tiny pearl charms yesterday around 3pm near Derby Cathedral on Iron Gate, just outside the Market Hall. They're 1.5 cm hoops, gold-tone with two petite freshwater pearls hanging from each hoop. The left earring has a small scratch on the metal and a faint heart engraving on the back that you can only see up close. They were a gift from my mum, so they mean a lot to me emotionally. If anyone found them, please reach out—I can describe them in more detail and work something out to get them back.
I lost my blue A6 concert ticket yesterday around 7pm near the Derby Market Hall on Market Place. It's for a show at a small venue in the city; the ticket has a white event logo at the top and a barcode at the bottom that's still faint. There are two identifying marks: a torn bottom-right corner and a coffee stain along the left edge. The ticket is sentimental to me because it's for a birthday gig my sister surprised me with, and I really need it back so I can get in. If anyone found it, please drop me a message — I'd be forever grateful.
I lost my black tuxedo jacket yesterday around 7pm near the Derbion shopping centre in Derby city centre, outside the Victoria Street entrance. It's a size 40R tux jacket with satin lapels and a blue pocket square tucked into the inner breast pocket. Inside the lining there's my initials 'P.P.' embroidered in small gold thread. It was a gift from my late grandfather and means a lot to me, especially with a wedding next weekend—I really need it back.
I lost my blue contact lens case yesterday around 3pm near Boots on Market Place in Derby city centre. It’s a small, compact case—blue plastic with a white lid that’s a bit scratched. Inside the lid there’s a tiny sticker with my initials 'AY' on it. The left compartment is a little loose, and I rely on these lenses every day, so I really need it back. If you’ve seen it or picked it up, please get in touch; it’s used daily and has sentimental value for me.
I found a blue queen-size duvet cover set this morning around 7:30am on the pavement outside Market Hall on Victoria Street, Derby. The fabric feels like soft microfiber, deep cobalt blue, with a clean white floral pattern along the edges and a brass zipper that works smoothly. There’s a tiny coffee stain near the bottom hem and the inner tag bears the initials 'MP'—two distinguishing marks I figured might help the owner. It’s in good condition overall, just wrinkled from the stroll; I’d love to get it back to its rightful owner.
I found a neon yellow Nike running jacket this afternoon around 2:45pm outside the Derbion entrance on Victoria Street, Derby. It's a size M, mostly in good condition with a few muddy splashes from the rain, black zip, and a reflective Nike swoosh on the chest. There’s a lime-green carabiner-style key clip attached to the zipper pull and a small tear near the left cuff—easy to spot and unique. If you lost it, please reach out and I’ll help get it back; I hope the owner sees this soon.
I found a red faux-leather passport holder this afternoon around 3:15pm, tucked under a bench near Derby Train Station on Midland Road. It’s small, about the size of a paperback, with a worn scuff on the bottom edge and a bright blue airplane-shaped zipper pull that really stands out. Inside there are a few travel cards and a folded itinerary with a handwritten name in pen. It looks like it was recently used and probably holds sentimental value for the owner—I'd love to get it back to them.
I found a Nintendo Switch with neon red and blue Joy-Cons, tucked inside a black silicone case with a small dragon sticker on the back. I found it yesterday around 3pm outside the Derby Market Hall on St Peter's Street, just near the Derby Cathedral. The console looks well-loved but in good working order, and there’s a white dock plus a blue carry pouch inside the case. The screen has a couple of tiny scratches, nothing major. I don’t know who it belongs to, and I’d really like to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a blue reflective dog harness this afternoon around 4:10pm outside the Derby Market Hall on Market Street. It's a medium nylon harness, bright cobalt blue with neon-green stitching, and a small red heart-shaped ID tag engraved 'MILO' on the back buckle. The whole thing is in decent condition, just a little dirt from the pavement. I know these harnesses help a dog stay visible at dusk, and I'd love to see the owner reclaim it—if you recognize the tag or the look of the harness, swing by near Market Hall and we can sort it out.
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