Lancashire Police have released previously unseen CCTV footage of Eren Wright, the 29-year-old woman who has been missing from Lytham St Annes for almost two weeks, as officers focus their search on the Fairhaven Lake area.

Ms Wright was last seen on Tuesday 27 October. Police said she was last seen on Clifton Drive South, at the junction with St Anne's Road West in the Lytham St Annes area of Fylde, at around 10.30am. She was reported missing the following day.

The new footage, released on Sunday 8 November, shows her in Lytham and later in St Annes, including in a shop on Park Road at around 4.30pm on the day she went missing. An earlier image released by police showed her leaving her home on St David's Road South at just after 10am that morning.

When she was last seen, Ms Wright was wearing a light olive-green hoodie with a painting on the front, beige or cream wide-leg trousers and battered white trainers, and was carrying a black bag. Police describe her as 5ft 7in tall and slim, with blonde hair and tattoos of vines and a tree on her hands and arms.

A Lancashire Police spokesperson said officers had released some of the CCTV found during their enquiries, and that the footage showed Ms Wright in Lytham and later in St Annes and in the shop on Park Road at around 4.30pm on 27 October.

Police believe that after that sighting she may have travelled to the Fairhaven Lake area, and could have been there from around 5.30pm. Officers spent the weekend carrying out enquiries around Fairhaven Lake and down towards the beach.

The force said its enquiries to locate Ms Wright had been continuing since she was reported missing, and included speaking to her loved ones and people who may have seen her, CCTV enquiries and house-to-house enquiries.

Police appealed to anyone who was in the Fairhaven Lake area at the time Ms Wright may have been there, or who saw her in Lytham or St Annes or along the beach that day or since, to come forward. They also asked for dashcam footage that captured her in the Lytham or St Annes areas from 4.30pm on 27 October onwards.

Her fiancee, Silas O'Carroll Pond, who reported her missing, has said her mobile phone last pinged at around 5.30pm in the Birkdale area of Southport, and that police have checked her bank accounts and found no money in the account. She has not turned her phone on since, according to her fiancee.

Police also asked the public to refrain from speculating online about what happened to Ms Wright, saying she is a real person with people who love her very much, and that unhelpful speculation does not help her family or the officers looking for her.

Anyone who sees Ms Wright is asked to call 999. Anyone with information, CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage is asked to call 101, quoting log 1309 of 27 October.