Police are appealing for information after enquiries revealed a man who has been missing for more than a month may have travelled to Watford.

Stanley Perazzi has not been seen since be left his home in Thatto Heath, St Helens, at around 2pm on January 27.

Merseyside Police renewed their appeal over the weekend after “extensive enquiries to find him” led officers to believe he travelled towards London on January 28.

They think Stanley could “possibly” have gone to Camden and Watford and are asking anyone who may have seen him to come forward.

The 50-year-old was last seen wearing white jogging bottoms, a blue hooded jacket, and carrying a black bag.

He is around 5ft 10ins tall, of slim build, and is described as having afro hair, a beard, and brown eyes.

Merseyside Police also shared a photo of Stanley via their social media pages.

Watford Observer: Stanley Perazzi.Stanley Perazzi. (Image: Merseyside Police)

Inspector Sean Harrison said: “My colleagues from the Missing Persons Unit are working tirelessly to locate Stanley and provide answers to his family.

“His family are very concerned and want to know that he is safe, and I encourage anybody with any information that could assist locating him to come forward.

“You can contact Merseyside Police, our partners from the Missing People Charity or Crimestoppers anonymously, and any information will be acted upon.”

Anyone who sees him is asked to call 999, “so we can make sure he is safe”.

Sightings, or any other information that could help police, can be shared via an online form, @MerPolCC on X (Formerly Twitter), or by calling 101.

Alternatively Crimestoppers can be called on 0800 555 111 and the Missing People Charity can be contacted via call or text to 116000.

The inspector added: “Stanley if you see this message then please know that you are not in any trouble.

“Your family want to know that you are ok, and I ask that you make contact with police or any other professional who can help support you.”