POLICE looking for lacking mum-of-two Nicola Bulley are scouring a pumping station near the place she was final seen.
Officers had been this morning noticed exploring the positioning within the village of St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.
Nicola disappeared whereas strolling her springer spaniel Willow after she dropped her two daughters - aged six and 9 - at college on January 27.
Cops say their "foremost working speculation" stays that the mortgage adviser fell within the River Wyre throughout a "10-minute window" between 9.10am and 9.20am that day.
However with no signal of her physique and calls from her household for close by land to be "scrutinised", searches seem to have prolonged past the water.
At the moment, police are investigating a pumphouse about 1,300ft from the bench the place Nicola's telephone was discovered, nonetheless linked to a piece name.
And on Monday they combed a caravan website simply yards away from the identical spot.
Regardless of the event, Nicola's family and associates have raised "considerations" concerning the effectiveness of police searches thus far.
Dive professional Peter Faulding, who's working carefully with the household, informed MailOnline: "There’s a sense that there’s only a lack of creativeness and willpower."
The search guru, who was drafted in to assist discover the mum, is now personally attempting to find websites the place somebody might bury a physique with out being seen.
He has compiled a listing of ditches, woodlands and hedgerows near the place she vanished and plans to probe them subsequent week if she is not discovered earlier than then.
Nicola's companion Paul Ansell beforehand mentioned in an interview with Channel 5: "You can't stroll your canine down a river and simply vanish into skinny air. One thing occurred that day.
"My plea now could be, personally, I need each home, each storage, each outbuilding, the land, scrutinised."
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