Police release CCTV in search for missing bride-to-be, 29, who vanished 12 days ago

Police have released footage today of the last moments a bride-to-be was seen, before she vanished 12 days ago. Eren Wright, 29, was engaged and soon to be married when she went missing from her home in Lytham, Lancashire, on Tuesday, October 27. CCTV footage of her last known movements shows Ms Wright walking by a road dressed in a light olive-green hoodie with a painting on the front, beige or cream wide leg trousers, and white trainers. She is seen talking into her phone and carrying a black handbag, and what appears to be a black shopping bag, in Lytham and later in St Annes and in a shop on Park Road at around 4.30pm on that same day. Police now believe that after this sighting, Ms Wright may have travelled to the Fairhaven Lake area, and could have been there from around 5.30pm. Before the release of the CCTV footage, the last sighting of Ms Wright was at around 10.30am on Clifton Drive South at the junction with St Anne's Road West. Eren Wright is last seen in a light olive-green hoodie and beige or cream wide leg trousers She was holding a phone in front of her and carrying a black handbag and black shopping bag Eren Wright pictured with her fiancé, Silas O'Carroll PondOfficers had conducted CCTV enquiries and believed that Ms Wright - who is 5ft 7in, slim build with blonde hair and tattoos of vines and a tree on her hands and arms - had then travelled into Lytham town centre before getting on a bus to St Annes, where she was caught on CCTV. Ms Wright's fiancé, Silas O'Carroll Pond, reported her missing from her home on St David's Road South in Lytham St Annes on October 27. He told the press earlier this week that his fiancée's phone had last pinged at around 5.30pm in the Birkdale area of Southport, in Merseyside. He urged the public to come forward with any information on Ms Wright, saying: 'I have contacted the police and they are searching. Has anybody seen her today in Blackpool or have any information as to her whereabouts? 'She was wearing a light olive green hoody and cream wide legged pants Please help, myself and the pets are freaking out not knowing where she is and if she is okay.'The police have checked her bank accounts and she has no money in the account, she has also not turned her phone on since the 27th at around 5.30pm in Birkdale, Southport.' A police spokesperson said: 'Enquiries to locate Eren have been ongoing since she was reported missing in the early evening of October 27. 'Those enquiries include speaking to Eren's loved ones or people who may have seen her, CCTV enquiries and house to house enquiries.'This weekend we have had officers conducting enquiries in the Fairhaven Lake area and down towards the beach - you may see them out and about, and if you have information or footage that could help those enquiries, please don't hesitate to approach them.'We know that people will have been in the Fairhaven Lake area at the same time that Eren may have been there or could have seen her in Lytham or St Annes towns or along the beach that day or since.'If that is you, we would be really keen to speak to you. We would also like to speak to anyone who may have dashcam that captured Eren in the Lytham or St Annes areas, since 4.30pm on October 27.'We also know that our appeals have attracted a number of comments online, some of which are speculating around Eren going missing.'Whilst we appreciate that Lytham and St Annes are close-knit areas, and we are always grateful for information or sightings provided, we do want to remind you that Eren is a real person, who has been reported missing from home, and has people who love and care about her very much. 'Unhelpful speculation does not help them, or our officers who are looking for Eren, so we ask that you please refrain from speculating online or otherwise and allow us to carry out our enquiries.'Members of the public are advised to call 999 if they see Ms Wright and to come forward if they have any information, CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage that captures Eren by calling 101 quoting log 1309 of October 27.