Had been abandoned by elderly man who got lost in the area
The missing Citroen that is being sought
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A man whose elderly father got lost in Chiswick has thanked the people of the area for helping find both his father and his car.
George Nash’s father, who suffers from dementia, was attempting to drive from London back to his home in Cornwall, when he became confused.
He appears to have abandoned his car and was found wandering in the Strand on the Green area where he was spotted by a kind person who took him to the Bell & Crown pub from where the police were called and he was taken to hospital.
He was subsequently returned to his family safe and well but the car he had been driving remained missing. Mr Nash, who lives in Manchester asked some people he knew in the area what to do and they recommended contacting ChiswickW4.com. An appeal to find the white Citreon C3 was put out and it did not take our readers long to find the car and let Mr Nash know where it was located.
He said, “The car has now been found and all thanks to the article.”
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July 27, 2021
