Husband pleads for missing wife to come home
The husband of a woman missing for almost a week has appealed for her to come home.
Linda MacDougall, 56, was last seen at her home in Arns Grove, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, at about 07:30 on Wednesday.
Police are asking householders in the area to check their garages, sheds and out-buildings for any sign of her.
Husband Willie said: "Linda, please come home, get in touch. All the family are missing you and love you."
The message was issued on Mr MacDougall's behalf by Central Scotland Police and Insp Charlie Mitchell added: "Linda has been missing for nearly a week and extensive inquiries have failed to provide a positive sighting.
"We believe local people have a key part to play in helping us trace her and are asking all householders, particularly those in the Claremont area of Alloa, to check any garages, garden sheds and out-buildings.
"Linda's family is growing increasingly concerned and her husband, Willie, is anxious for any positive news."
Mrs MacDougall is around 5ft with greying blonde hair.
She was last seen wearing a three-quarter-length shiny black padded jacket, blue jeans and glasses.
Mrs MacDougall may be carrying a light-coloured, two-handled Susino shopping bag decorated with pink and red love hearts.