GP's children not told she is missing Dr. Elizabeth Kinston, a mother of two, who has disappeared from her home in Nottingham (PA) New CCTV footage shows Dr Kinston carrying her coat and putting on a hat near the Vat & Fiddle pub on Queen's Bridge Road in Nottingham city centre at 11.43am last Friday. Detectives are hoping a distinctive pink hooded jumper she was wearing at the time could be the key to finding her. Nottinghamshire Police released a picture of the jumper, which features an outline of a chicken pecking at a cup emblazoned across the back. Detective Inspector Kev Broadhead said: "Were you in the area at the time? Do you remember seeing someone wearing this jumper? It's quite an unusual image, which I believe you would remember if you saw it. If this does spark a memory, call us. It's been nearly a week since Elizabeth left home. We don't think she has access to much cash and she left her mobile phone behind. It's imperative that we find her. If you have information that can help, call us. Dr Kinston, who lives in the Beeston area of Nottingham, had been working at Moir Medical Centre in Long Eaton for a number of years but was on maternity leave after the birth of her second daughter, Elise, in January. Dr Mark Lakhani, a colleague at the practice, said she was popular with patients and staff. "Of course we're concerned," he said. We have posters up in the surgery. Friends and acquaintances also praised her on a Facebook page set up to try and find her. Amy Williams wrote: "Dr Kinston is an amazing doctor and can't imagine what she's going through and what's on her mind. I hope she is found safe and sound soon. Katey Huckle from Nottingham described her as a "lovely woman." The GP was believed to be suffering from post-natal depression when she left her home at some point after 10am last Friday, although she had not been diagnosed with the condition. Her husband, David Kinston, 36, said she had attended a doctor's appointment in his black Audi before vanishing. The vehicle was seen on Friday morning at a petrol station on the A52, about one and half miles from their house, and at the Broadmarsh shopping centre car park in the city. It was later found at the car park with Dr Kinston's purse and phone inside. Detectives had originally been exploring the possibility she boarded a train that day but the new images suggest she walked past the station and headed away from it, Det Insp Broadhead said. "With this in mind, she could still be in Nottinghamshire," he added.