The messages urging the mother-of-two to come home have been written on yellow ribbons and tied to the bridge as police pursue hundreds of pieces of 'active information'.
Messages of hope for the safe return of Nicola Bulley have been written on yellow ribbons and tied to the footbridge in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire, as the search for her enters its third week.
One message read:"Hope is the last thing ever lost," while another simply said:"We need you home Nik."A couple of feet away, an unsigned message read:"Nikki I love you. Come home now."It comes after police said last week that they had been looking at
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