http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-40371153A blind veteran is appealing for the return of four World War Two medals lost at a motorway service station.
Alfred Barlow, 95, of Stockport, Greater Manchester, was returning from a pilgrimage to Normandy, France, on 8 June when he noticed they were missing.
He was at Norton Canes Services, near Walsall on the M6 Toll.
Mr Barlow said their loss was "very distressing" and he wanted to pass them on to his grandson "which makes it even more upsetting".
Mr Barlow said: "These medals are worth very little to sell, but to me they are priceless."
His wife and grandson noticed the medals were missing when Mr Barlow returned from the toilet.
His grandson retraced their steps and made inquiries in all the outlets as well as at the designated lost property depot but said they were nowhere to be found.