Lorna Vickerage: hunt for missing 14-year-old moves to Watford John Bush and Lorna Vickerage, who vanished on Monday from Doncaster. The search for missing 14-year-old Lorna Vickerage and wanted fraudster John Bush has switched to Watford, Hertfordshire, as police fear the pair from Doncaster might be trying to leave the country. South Yorkshire police have issued an all-ports alert and investigations are continuing at hotels in Watford and in Sproxton, Leicestershire, where sightings were reported on Thursday. Officers are also trying to check CCTV footage. Lorna has been missing since she disappeared from the Outwood Academy at 2.30pm on Monday and she was reportedly seen with Bush in the Highfields area of the town on Wednesday. The pair tried to check in to a hotel in Watford at 11pm last night but the card Bush wanted to use was declined, prompting the suspicions of the management, DCI Craig Robinson told a press conference in Doncaster. "John is still wanted and Lorna is still missing from home," said Robinson. She is vulnerable and needs to be brought back home quickly ... As time progresses they are getting further south. He added: "John, you must know we are hot on your trail and it is only a matter of time before we catch up with you. Make life easy for yourself. Hand Lorna in. Hand yourself in. Lets's bring this to an early conclusion. Lorna's mother, Christine, said: "John, if you're watching this, fetch our Lorna home. Lorna - you're in no trouble. Her grandmother, Diane Vickerage, said: "I'd just like to appeal to John to fetch Lorna home, please. Being a family man yourself, you can see how much heartache you're causing the family. Please fetch Lorna home. Lorna, we love you very much and we're missing you and we're here for you and you're not in any trouble. We love you and we just want you to come home, please. It is now being forensically examined.