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Hi, I'm Grace Williams. I was wrapping up a small renovation near Plymouth's Royal William Yard around 7:30 pm yesterday. I must have left my power tools in a heavy toolbox with a bright orange lid somewhere along the quayside by the water, and I retraced the Barbican and Sutton Road hoping they'd turn up. Those tools are for a community project next weekend, so I'm eager to get them back. If you've seen them, please contact me through the site.
I was walking along the Plymouth Hoe promenade this afternoon around 3:40 p.m. when I spotted a tote stuffed with Equipment for Various Sports. Inside were a rugby ball, a pair of football boots, a rolled-up yoga mat, and a water bottle. It looked like it had been dropped by someone out for a run, so I brought it to this listing to help reunite it with its owner. The bag is a plain black rucksack with a bright blue strap, a label for a local club, and a list of names slightly showing through the fabric. If this belongs to you, the site will help you claim it.
Hello, I’m Amelia Hart. On Friday at about 9:15 PM I realized my travel visas were missing after I left the Exeter St Davids station area near the cathedral, where I stopped for a late coffee. They’re in a slim black folder with a red travel sticker and my name on the front, so they’re easy to spot if anyone picked them up. This trip hinges on those documents, and I’d be grateful for any news from anyone who might have found them.
Today around 9:50 a.m., I realized I had misplaced my airline ticket while navigating the departures hall at Exeter Airport in Devon & Cornwall. The ticket is a plain paper slip with my name, flight number, and destination scribbled in a hurry. I was juggling a few bags and a travel guide, and I must have set the slip down near Gate 4 while grabbing a coffee. The ticket matters to me because it is part of a family wedding abroad, and replacing it would be a hassle. If it turns up on the concourse, near the information desk or by the cafe, I would be grateful for its safe return.
At around 6:45 PM on Saturday, I was filming the sunset near Plymouth Hoe when a gust knocked my drones from my grip and I think I lost them in the wind. The drones are in a grey case with a red trim and one propeller guard cracked from a light scrape near Smeaton's Tower. I scoured the esplanade past the sculpture and along the sea wall, but they were nowhere to be seen. I’m anxious about the work deadline and the footage I was hoping to capture, and I’m hoping they’re returned to their rightful owner.
I was walking home through Cathedral Close around 9:30 PM on Tuesday when I realised my Breeds notebook wasn’t in my coat pocket anymore. The notebook is small, with a pink cover and the word Breeds scrawled on the front. Inside are breed profiles, notes for rescue work, and a few photos taped in. It matters a lot to me, and I’m really hoping to find it. I’d been leaving the Vet Clinic and heading toward Exeter Cathedral, and I may have dropped it near the benches by the lamppost in Cathedral Close. If this sounds familiar, please contact through the site to reunite it with me.
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