Police revisit Cumbernauld location where missing mother-of-two Karen Stevenson was last seen two weeks ago

Police have revisited the location where a woman missing for two weeks was last seen as they make a fresh appeal for information.

The last sighting of Karen Stevenson, 42, was in the early hours of Saturday, February 19, in Cumbernauld.

She was walking on Seafar Road, near to McGregor Road, at around 3.15am.

Officers have been speaking with members of the public and motorists in the area to ask if they may have any information.

Ms Stevenson, a mother of two, is described as being 5ft 1in, of slim build, with long, brown hair.

She was wearing a purple hooded jacket with a fur-lined hood, a cream long-sleeved t-shirt with a graphic design, black leggings and black ankle boots.

Police have said that she may also be carrying a small pink handbag, with metal studs and a chain strap.

Inspector Susan Rae, of Cumbernauld Police Station, said: “Two weeks have now passed since Karen went missing and her family remain greatly concerned and anxious.

“Through our enquiries, we know the last sighting of Karen was in Seafar Road at around 3.15am on Saturday, February 19.

“Officers returned to Seafar Road in the early hours of this morning (Saturday, March 5) to speak to members of the public and motorists, to ask if they have any information that could assist our enquiries.

“A total of 47 individuals were stopped and engaged with.

“We are also identifying further CCTV opportunities in the area and in particular would welcome assistance from local businesses or residents who may have private CCTV.

“I would like to thank the public for the tremendous support they have given so far in helping us to trace Karen.

Inspector Rae added: “Anyone who has any information that may be relevant to our investigation please call 101 with reference 3369 of February 19, 2022.”