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Anniversary plea for missing son Anniversary plea for missing son
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The parents of a missing South Yorkshire schoolboy will make a fresh appeal for help to find him on the first anniversary of his disappearance. The parents of a missing South Yorkshire schoolboy have made a fresh appeal for help to find him on the first anniversary of his disappearance.
Andrew Gosden was 14 when he went missing on 14 September 2007 after failing to arrive school in Doncaster.Andrew Gosden was 14 when he went missing on 14 September 2007 after failing to arrive school in Doncaster.
He took £200 from his bank account and was seen heading to London on a train. CCTV footage showed him at Kings Cross Station on the same day.He took £200 from his bank account and was seen heading to London on a train. CCTV footage showed him at Kings Cross Station on the same day.
Family and friends will travel to London on Sunday in a renewed appeal. Family and friends travelled to London on Sunday in a renewed appeal.
There have been various sightings of Andrew, who is now 15, in the London area, but he has failed to get in touch with anyone.There have been various sightings of Andrew, who is now 15, in the London area, but he has failed to get in touch with anyone.
His parents Kevin and Glenys Gosden have already made numerous trips to the city.His parents Kevin and Glenys Gosden have already made numerous trips to the city.
Please get in touch. We love you, we care about you desperately Kevin GosdenPlease get in touch. We love you, we care about you desperately Kevin Gosden
They will return to hand out leaflets and attend a service at St James's Church in Piccadilly. They returned to hand out leaflets and attended a service at St James's Church in Piccadilly.
His parents will also lay flowers at the scene where their son was last seen. His parents also placed flowers at the scene where their son was last seen.
South Yorkshire Police, who have renewed their appeal for help in tracing the teenager, have investigated several potential sightings.South Yorkshire Police, who have renewed their appeal for help in tracing the teenager, have investigated several potential sightings.
But the only confirmed report remains the footage of Andrew crossing the concourse at the train station.But the only confirmed report remains the footage of Andrew crossing the concourse at the train station.
In a previous appeal, Mr Gosden said: "We don't know for sure whether he's alive or dead at the moment.In a previous appeal, Mr Gosden said: "We don't know for sure whether he's alive or dead at the moment.
"We hope against hope that he's looking after himself.""We hope against hope that he's looking after himself."
He added: "Please get in touch. We love you, we care about you desperately."He added: "Please get in touch. We love you, we care about you desperately."
The charity Missing People has also appealed for information.The charity Missing People has also appealed for information.
Andrew, who is 5ft 3in, of slim build with straight brown hair, was last seen wearing a black top, black jeans, trainers and was carrying a black bag with patches of rock bands on.Andrew, who is 5ft 3in, of slim build with straight brown hair, was last seen wearing a black top, black jeans, trainers and was carrying a black bag with patches of rock bands on.