Parents' tribute to killed teen

West Mercia Police say there are continuing to look for Georgia Williams' missing bag, make-up bag, mobile phone and jacket.

The bag is a 'distinctive' spotty leather satchel, and her pink make-up bag has a flowered pattern and contains various items of makeup.

The black, leather-type coat Georgia was wearing when she was last seen leaving her family's home is also missing, along with her white Samsung Galaxy Y smartphone.

A man has appeared before a Crown Court judge by video-link today charged with killing teenager Georgia Williams.

Jamie Reynolds, who has yet to enter a plea to the 17-year-old's murder, spoke only three times during a 10-minute hearing at Stafford Crown Court.

Reynolds, 22, of Wellington, Shropshire, was remanded in custody to reappear at the same court on September 6.

The father of murdered teenager Georgia Williams said she would be "so proud" of the support everyone has given her friends and family.

Speaking at AFC Telford United's ground during a memorial event for his daughter, Steven Williams said: "Today is a day for Georgia and for us to meet her friends and for us all to celebrate her life.

"Today has just been outstanding. I can't explain to you how perfect it has been and, take away my feelings, the support everyone has given to her friends and family is phenomenal. I know she would be so proud".

The stadium's north stand was covered with football scarves, shirts and flowers as well-wishers paid tribute to Georgia.

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Read: Police ask for help in finding Georgia Williams items

The parents of murdered teenager Georgia Williams gathered at AFC Telford United's football ground today to pay tribute to their daughter.

Steven and Lynette Williams were joined by more than 100 family members, friends and well-wishers who left flowers on the stadium's north stand and wrote in a book of condolence opened by the club in Wellington, Telford.

Georgia, who was 17, worked at AFC Telford United on match days.

The boyfriend of murdered teenager Georgia Williams has said he will "never let her go" out of his heart.

Matthew Bird, 18, said he "hasn't woken up from the nightmare yet" following her death.

Read: Police ask for help in finding Georgia Williams items

Officers investigating the suspected murder of Georgia Williams have asked for the public's help in finding missing possessions that belonged to the 17-year-old.

In particular they are looking for a bag, a makeup bag, her mobile phone and items of clothing.

Detectives are particularly keen to trace Georgia’s waist-length black leather-type jacket with a stand-up collar.

She was wearing it when she was last seen leaving her family’s home in Wellington, Shropshire, at 7.30pm last Sunday.

A body, which detectives believe is Georgia, was found on Friday afternoon in woodland off the Nant-y-Garth pass near Wrexham.

Mercia Police's investigation team can be contacted via the non-emergency police number 101.