Emergency services are currently searching for a three-year-old boy named Noah, who went missing in the Brantham area. Noah was last seen with a relative at a playground on Merriam Close at 3 p.m. on Tuesday. He is described as white, with curly ginger hair, and was wearing a white Bluey t-shirt, shorts, and white trainers. According to reports, Noah ran off down an alleyway near the playground, heading toward a new housing estate under construction. Authorities have launched a search and are urging the public for assistance in locating Noah. Police have asked residents in the surrounding area to check their gardens, sheds, and other outbuildings, as these are common places where missing children might be found. The appeal comes as part of a broader effort to ensure all possible leads are explored in the search for the young boy. Suffolk Police have emphasized the importance of public cooperation in such cases, noting that community involvement can be crucial in locating missing persons quickly. Anyone who may have seen Noah or has any information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact the police immediately. They have provided the reference number CAD 203 of 15 September for those wishing to report any sightings or details. The incident has raised concerns in the local community, with many expressing worry for Noah’s safety. As the search continues, police are maintaining a visible presence in the area and are working closely with local volunteers to cover all possible locations where the child might be. Updates on the search are expected to be provided as more information becomes available.