All lost and found items in Devon & Cornwall
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Lost Airline in Devon & Cornwall
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.
Lost drones near Plymouth Hoe, Devon
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.
Lost: Breeds notebook near Exeter Cathedral
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.
Lost hats in Exeter near RAMM
On Wednesday at 10:15 AM, I was in the RAMM cafe in Exeter, tucking my charcoal tweed hat beside my coat while I looked at a sculpture. I finished my tea and glanced at a couple of shelves, then walked to the gift shop and realized my hat had vanished from the chair where I’d left it. The hat is a dark tweed with a navy ribbon, something I’ve worn on every rainy day and at family gatherings. I’m worried and a little frustrated because it’s become part of my routine. If you saw a hat left behind near the RAMM’s cafe or around the entrance, please keep an eye out for it.
Lost sheet music near Exeter Central Library
I lost my sheet music after a late practice outside Exeter Central Library. I was leaving the building at around 7:15 pm on Tuesday, walking toward Queen Street, when a worn black binder slipped from my bag onto the pavement. The binder is a matte-blue cover with a few creases and a pink sticker on the spine reading 'Beethoven.' Inside are pieces for a small recital, some Bach and Debussy, with notes in pencil along the margins. I'm anxious about the concert next week and fear the markings on the pages will be lost along with the binder. If you spotted a binder by the library steps or near the bus stop on Queen Street, please get in touch.
Found travel bags near Exeter St Davids station
I was waiting for a northbound train outside Exeter St Davids railway station this morning when I spotted two travel bags tucked behind a bench. One bag is a navy duffel with a red strap, the other a light blue suitcase with a scratched corner. I can only imagine the owner is out there somewhere, and I hoped posting this here will help them reconnect with their things. The bags look well-traveled and have no outward labels, so please take a moment to check if they belong to you.
Lost sculptures near Exeter city center
I lost my sculptures last Tuesday around 5:45 pm while wandering Fore Street after a small local art pop-up in Exeter. The pieces are two bronze sculptures, about 20 cm tall, with clean geometric shapes and a weathered patina. I set them down briefly to take a photo by Exeter Cathedral, and when I looked back they were gone. They mean a lot to me—one was a gift from a mentor, the other a study piece I’d saved for years. I’d be grateful to anyone who finds them; I’m hoping the owner sees this listing and knows I’m looking for them.
LOST USB Drives in Devon & Cornwall
I lost my USB drives at 8:20 p.m. on Tuesday, May 23, after a quick coffee at a café near Exeter Cathedral. They’re two slim drives in a blue sleeve labeled Q3 and Notes. They hold important notes for a project, and losing them feels stressful. They were last seen on the table outside Exeter Central Library, near Cathedral Close.
Lost: Toasters in Devon & Cornwall
Last Tuesday around 8:15 p.m., I was by Exeter Cathedral on North Street when I realised my two toasters had vanished from the bag I’d left on the bench. One is a retro red toaster with chrome detailing, the other is a cream toaster with a faded floral pattern. They’re dear to me because they were a gift from my mum, and replacing them would be a real hassle. If anyone has seen them, please let the site know so they can be reunited with their owner.
LOST: organizers in Devon & Cornwall, United Kingdom
Hi, I'm Harriet Collins. I lost my organizers while walking along the South West Coast Path near Dawlish Warren, around 4:15 PM on Friday. They were in a small tote bag, dropped near the sea wall by the railway line, and I’ve been anxious about them since. Inside are travel plans and reminders for work and family; I’d hate to lose them. I’d be grateful to be reunited with them through this site, so if anyone picked them up, please know I’m hoping they’re safe and can be returned.
Found photographs near Plymouth railway station
While leaving Exeter St Davids station around 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I found a bundle of photographs lying on the pavement near the station entrance. They look like family photos from the 1980s, tucked in a faded album with a few loose prints. I slipped them into my bag and carried them toward the ticket hall, thinking someone must be worried about lost memories. If these belong to someone, I hope they’ll be reunited through the system; photographs like these deserve to be seen by the people in them.
lost holiday decorations: garlands and baubles from Cornwall home.
On Friday 8 December, around 7:45 pm, I lost my bag of holiday decorations from the living room of my flat on Fore Street in St Ives, Cornwall. The garlands with silver tinsel and a dozen red-and-green baubles were meant for the village Christmas display at the parish hall this weekend. I last set them on the coffee table at 7:30 pm, while I watched the waves from the window overlooking Porthminster Beach. It aches to think they might be tucked somewhere in the house or behind a curtain, and I keep replaying every moment I moved them. If you’ve seen a bag matching this description, please contact through the site.
Navy blue handbag with gold hardware
Found a navy blue leather handbag yesterday around 3:15pm outside the Co-op on Fore Street in Newquay, Cornwall. It's a compact tote about 25cm wide by 15cm high, with gold hardware and a detachable strap, plus a little compass charm on the zipper. The front has a subtle white diagonal stripe that helps it stand out. Inside there’s a fabric lining, a pink lipstick lid, and a small cardholder with the initials 'A.L.' I’ll happily return it to its owner—send a message here and we can arrange a safe handoff after a quick check of the contents.
Found brown suede ankle boots with buckle
Found a pair of brown suede ankle boots this afternoon around 3:15pm, sitting on the pavement along Mayflower Street by the Barbican in Plymouth, Devon. They’re size 6, women's, branded Clarks, and they’ve got a distinctive brass buckle on the outer side with a faint blue stitch along the heel seam. The left boot is a touch darker than the right, and there’s a small scuff on the toe from wear. They were next to the bike racks by the cafe near the Mayflower Steps, so I figured someone might be missing them after a stroll along the waterfront. If these look familiar, send me a message and we can arrange returning them.
Le Creuset orange casserole found near Mayflower Steps
Found a Le Creuset 3-quart orange casserole dish this afternoon around 4:15 pm outside the Barbican Hall by Mayflower Steps in Plymouth, Devon, in the Devon & Cornwall region. It's in great condition overall, with the bright Marseille orange enamel and a small chip on the rim of the lid, plus a faint tomato stain on the interior. The bottom bears the classic Le Creuset stamp and 3 qt marking. It was resting on a bench by the pedestrianized area near the steps, tucked next to a reusable shopping bag. If this pan was a gift or holds sentimental value, please describe the chip and the stamp so we can reunite it with its owner.