All lost and found items in East Anglia
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LOST terrariums in East Anglia
Late Monday evening around 7:45 PM, I realized my terrariums were missing from the bench outside Norwich Station on Prince of Wales Road after a quick plant shopping trip in the city center. They are small glass containers with tiny succulents and a smidge of moss, tied with twine, and they mean a lot to me as they remind me of my sister's love of gardening. I retraced my steps through the market area and along Prince of Wales Road, but I couldn't find them. If anyone saw them or picked them up, I would be eternally grateful to have them back.
Lost handheld and console in Norwich, East Anglia
Last night, around 8:30 PM, I realized my handheld and console were missing after a walk along the River Wensum by Norwich Castle. I retraced my steps from Tombland toward Castle Meadow, hoping the glow of the screens would catch someone’s eye, but I came up empty. The handheld is a compact black device and the console is a small gray unit I use to unwind after shifts at the market. These things aren’t just gadgets to me; they’re tied to plans for weekends away and quiet evenings by the Norfolk Broads, and I’m desperate to have them back.
Found: Ties near Norwich Cathedral
Yesterday at about 6:45 p.m., I found a small pile of ties lying on the wet pavement near Norwich Cathedral in East Anglia. They were neatly folded and a little dusty, as if someone had dropped them while rushing to a bus on a rainy evening. It made me think of a proud dresser who may be left waiting for a last-minute call, and I hoped the owner would see this post soon. I handed them into the desk by the Market Place, keeping them safe until the rightful owner claims them through the site.
Lost Breeds in East Anglia
Today at 11:15 AM, I LOST my Breeds folder on the Number 8 bus near Norwich Station, heading toward Elm Hill. The green folder with a yellow label reading 'Breeds' was in my bag, and I felt a jolt of panic as the bus pulled away. Inside is a collection of breed notes and pedigrees I’ve been compiling for weeks, so losing it would set back my research and plans. I’m hoping someone found it and kept it safe on the quiet streets around Norwich Market, near Norwich Cathedral, where I often stop.
Lost studs in Norwich, East Anglia, United Kingdom
I was strolling back from the Riverside Market near Norwich Castle, along the Riverside Walk, around 6:25 pm on Wednesday when I realised my studs were gone from my coat pocket. They’re two tiny silver studs with clear crystals, the pair I wear daily with almost every jumper. One back is a little bent and the other has a tiny scratch on the face. Losing them hit me hard, since they were a gift from my gran and feel like part of me. If you happened to spot a glint of metal near the Castle Meadow or by the riverbank around that time, please help me locate them.
Lost hamsters in Norwich, East Anglia
Hello, I am Harriet Miles. I was near Norwich Market at 7:42 PM yesterday when my two hamsters, Poppy and Noodle, slipped from their cage in my bag. They are tiny, fluffy, with one sandy and one grey coat, and they love to hide in wheel hubs and under coats. I have searched the streets around Castle Meadow and Market Place, but they are nowhere to be found and I am worried sick. If you have seen small paws or a loose cage around Norwich Market or the Castle Meadow area, please let the site know.
Lost: Holiday Decorations in East Anglia
Hi, I’m Isla Turner. I misplaced my holiday decorations somewhere in East Anglia, most likely Norwich. I last saw them last Thursday around 7:15 p.m. in Norwich Market Place, near the statue of King William IV, while I was sorting through bags to get a closer look at the lights. The container is a red tub with a white snowflake lid, packed with baubles, tinsel, and a little lantern. I’ve retraced the route along Haymarket and Gentlemen’s Walk and along the Riverside, but nothing turned up. The decorations are important to me; they brighten my home in the long, busy weeks leading up to Christmas.
FOUND Travel Visas in East Anglia
Grace Whitaker here. I found travel visas today tucked inside a brown leather folder on a bench outside The Forum in Norwich around 7:10 p.m. last Tuesday. The folder is worn but the visas are clearly stamped and the pages look recently handled, as if someone was rushing. It must be stressful to misplace travel documents like these, especially with a trip looming; I hope the owner reads this and comes forward via the site so they can get everything back before their departure.
Lost: DVDs near The Forum, Norwich
Last Friday, around 6:15 p.m., I realized my DVDs were missing from the tote I left on a bench near The Forum in Norwich. I'd been at the library on St Stephen's Street and grabbed a quick tea before strolling back, and when I returned the bag was gone. They're just a small collection of favourites—the kind I watch to unwind after a long week—and they mean a lot to me. If you found a tote with those DVDs in the Norwich area around that time, please let the site know.
Lost pins near Norwich Forum, East Anglia.
Hello, I’m Sophie Clarke. I lost a couple of enamel pins I’d been wearing after a lecture this morning near the Forum in Norwich, around 10:20 a.m. I remember stepping out onto Pottergate and turning onto the cobbles by Magdalen Street, and when I reached the bus stop I noticed one pin was missing. One pin features a tiny blue compass, the other a charity emblem; they’re small but meaningful keepsakes. If anyone found them, it’d mean a lot to get them back through the site; they’re part of a memory I don’t want to lose.
Hand-painted porcelain vase with blue crane motif
I lost my hand-painted porcelain vase yesterday around 3pm near the Royal Arcade in Norwich city centre, East Anglia. It’s a slim white vase, about 20 cm tall, with a delicate blue crane motif and a thin gold rim. There’s a tiny glaze crack at the base and a small chip on the rim, plus the base is signed 'L. Carter' as a unique marker. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I’d really appreciate it if someone happened to find it and could return it.
Lost emerald-green budgie with yellow chest near Ipswich
I lost my emerald-green budgie with a bright yellow chest yesterday around 3pm. It was fluttering around Riverside Park by the Ipswich Waterfront near the riverside cafe, and it wears a blue plastic leg band on its right leg with the number 42. This bird is very friendly and comes to me when I call its name; it also reminds me of my daughter's gift, so it means a lot to me. If anyone found him, please message me—I'd be incredibly grateful to arrange a safe return in Ipswich.
Theatre tickets on blue lanyard near Cambridge Station
I found a pair of theatre tickets this afternoon around 3:15pm, lying on the pavement just outside Cambridge Station in East Anglia. They’re for a show at the Cambridge Arts Theatre this coming Saturday, attached to a blue lanyard with a small white logo. The cards are navy with gold foil text and show seat numbers B12 and B13; one ticket has a light coffee stain along the back edge. If you recognize them, drop me a message and I’ll help get them back to you—I know how disappointing it would be to miss your night out.
Missing boy, 9, blue hoodie, East Anglia
I lost my younger brother, 9-year-old Omar Hassan, yesterday around 3pm. He was wearing a bright blue hoodie with a small red dragon patch on the sleeve and a black cap with a white logo. We last saw him near the Market Place in Norwich, East Anglia, before he wandered off toward St. Andrew's Street. He has short, curly brown hair and wears round glasses that slide down his nose when he's excited. I'm really worried—he's shy but very clever, and this is completely out of character. If anyone spots him or knows where he might be, please contact me right away; anything helps.
Key set on neon green lanyard with brass tags
I found a set of keys this afternoon around 4:15pm outside Cambridge Train Station, near the taxi rank and the little coffee van. They're on a bright neon green fabric lanyard that's a bit frayed, with a silver house key, a larger brass skeleton key, and a tiny black USB drive rattling at the end. There's a small brass dog tag engraved with 'MJK' and a red plastic tag marked 'Flat 3B'—two details that might help the owner identify them. They seem in decent shape, and I'd be really glad to return them—let me know the lanyard or tag details and we can meet near the station.