Police have renewed an appeal to trace a missing man from Radlett.
Officers are becoming increasingly concerned for 65-year-old Roger Millard who has not been seen since getting on a train at Radlett rail station at 4.40pm on Monday, October 22.
CCTV images of Roger at the station were released by police on Wednesday, however he has still not been found.
Officers are now appealing again to members of the public who believe they may have seen him.
He is described as a white and around 6ft 2ins tall with receding grey hair.
Inspector Ken Townsend, investigating, said: “Roger has not been at home for a number of days now and as more time goes by without a sighting we are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare.
“He may well still be in Hertfordshire however it is also possible that he has travelled to London or even as far as the south coast.”
Officers are asking members of the public who may have seen Roger since 4.40pm on Monday or know of his whereabouts to contact Hertfordshire Police on non-emergency number 101.
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