SUFFOLK police will take to the streets of Ipswich tomorrow and Sunday to hand out posters after the disappearance of two Ipswich prostitutes.

SUFFOLK police will take to the streets of Ipswich t and Sunday to hand out posters after the disappearance of two Ipswich prostitutes.

Tania Nicol, 19, from Woolverstone Close, has not been seen by her family since October 30.

Gemma Adams, 25, from Blenheim Road, was last seen at around 10pm on Tuesday .

This weekend, police officers will be carrying out extra high visibility patrols in the areas the women were known to go to and will handing out leaflets with their photographs.

The posters carry photographs and descriptions of the girls and asks anyone with information about there whereabouts to come forward.

A mobile police station is due to be at West End Road in Ipswich tonight, Saturday and Sunday between 6pm and 1am.

Around 20,000 leaflets have been produced. They will also be handed out at the Ipswich Town and Norwich City football match on Sunday. It is being played at Portman Road, an area where the women were known to work.

Detective Superintendent Andy Henwood who has overall command of the two investigations said: “ As the days go on we are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of Tania and Gemma, their line of work makes them extremely vulnerable and we are working hard to bring these investigations to a satisfactory conclusion.

“Over the past few nights there has been a far greater police presence in the red light area of Ipswich.

“We have spoken to hundreds of people and this information is being followed up. However, the information has been somewhat limited with further sightings of both women, we are hoping that the leaflets and posters may jog people's memories and give us vital information to move these investigations forward.”

Police now have a description of the clothes Tania Nicol was last seen wearing - a light coloured top, blue cut-off jeans and pink high-heeled shoes.

Anyone who has information in relation to the disappearance of Tania Nicol or Gemma Adams are asked to call Suffolk Police on 01473 613500.