POLICE were last night still hunting three Huddersfield men who went missing in the space of a month.
And they said they had received no new information about any of the three, despite widespread inquiries.
The latest to be reported missing was 45-year-old Ken Howarth.
He was last seen on December 27 in Crosland Moor.
Mr Howarth was wearing a green waxed jacket and carrying a rucksack.
His disappearance came nine days after Bradley pensioner Bernard Hallas vanished.
Mr Hallas, 84, has not been seen since December 18, when he was captured on CCTV walking down High Street and Ramsden Street in Huddersfield town centre into Wakefield Road.
He had earlier caught a bus to Marsden and back.
The third search is for Neil Bryson, a father of two from Scholes, who vanished on November 27.
Mr Bryson, 50, left his home to go to work for a health authority in Bradford but never arrived.
Police confirmed that all three investigations are continuing and urged anyone with information about any of the missing men to come forward.
