Renewed appeal in Hampshire for missing Andrew Jameson

Thursday, 28 May 2026 09:00

Missing 62-year-old Andrew Jameson, from Wandsworth - Credit: Hampshire & IOW Police

A renewed appeal has been launched to help find a missing man who was last seen in Hampshire earlier this month.

Police are continuing to search for 62-year-old Andrew Jameson, from Wandsworth, who was last seen at Petersfield Railway Station on the afternoon of 11 May.

Officers say they now understand Andrew later travelled by taxi and was dropped off in the Park Road area of East Meon.

People living nearby are being urged to check CCTV, doorbell cameras and dashcam footage in case they captured Andrew in the area.

Andrew is described as white, around 5ft 10ins tall, with light stubble and light brown hair.

A CCTV image released by police shows the clothing he was wearing on the day he was last seen. He had on an olive green jacket, blue jeans and black shoes.

Police say Andrew also has links to Burley and Brockenhurst in the New Forest, as well as the South Downs.

Anyone who lives in or around East Meon, particularly near Park Road, is being asked to look back through any footage from the relevant time period and contact police if they believe they may have seen him.

Officers are also appealing to walkers, drivers and anyone who may have been travelling through the area to think back and report any possible sightings.

Anyone who has seen Andrew is asked to dial 999 immediately, quoting reference number 44260234967.

Get the latest BREAKING NEWS for the SOUTH on your phone by downloading the V2 RADIO APP today!

V2VOUCHERS.CO.UK is offering half-price deals on a wide range of experiences across the South, from meals out at local restaurants to tickets for some of the region’s biggest events.

Amazing HALF PRICE local offers! Save money and get a great deal at V2vouchers.co.uk

More from Local News

Southampton adult social care 'requires improvement'

Southampton City Council’s adult social care service has been rated “requires improvement” by the Care Quality Commission after inspectors found problems in several key areas.
Weald School secures £2.6m funding for new activity studio and ICT suite

Weald School in Billingshurst is set to receive up to £2.6 million from the county council to fund a major redevelopment project.
Motorcycle crash survivor completes historic around-the-world challenge

Adventurer James Ketchell has said that the achievement of becoming the first person to circumnavigate the globe by air, sea, and land has not yet fully “sunk in”.
Pupils back to hot meals as Woodingdean Primary resolves kitchen issue

Hot meals have returned to pupils at Woodingdean Primary School in Brighton after a kitchen equipment fault disrupted the service for around a month.
Crawley rolls out new food waste service under recycling reforms

Crawley Borough Council is set to introduce weekly food waste collections this autumn, around six months after the government’s deadline for councils in England to roll out separate food waste services.
Portsmouth begins major fire safety overhaul of residential towers

Portsmouth City Council has launched a fire safety improvement programme worth up to £120m for its high-rise and mid-rise housing blocks. The council aims to appoint contractors by October, with work scheduled to address fire risk assessment requirements by 2030.
Hotel to 18-bed HMO plans

A prominent seafront hotel in Southsea could be converted into a 24-resident house in multiple occupation (HMO) under plans submitted to Portsmouth City Council.
Made In Chichester

A new exhibition celebrating the people, skills, and industries that have shaped the Chichester District has opened at The Novium Museum.
U-turn as Rejected Housing Development in Chichester is Given the Go-Ahead

Plans to demolish a bungalow in Loxwood and replace it with 18 homes have been approved after the developer returned with a revised version of a previously rejected scheme.
Major M27 lorry park and electric vehicle hub approved near Fareham

A major lorry stop, electric vehicle charging hub and storage facility serving Portsmouth International Port has been approved near Junction 11 of the M27, despite concerns about traffic and the impact on the surrounding countryside.