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Members of the public joined a search for Noah Woods, a three-year-old boy from Brantham who went missing and was later found in Decoy Pond by Met Police divers. A JustGiving page set up to support his family had raised over £100,000 from more than 6,000 donations as of Saturday evening. Both Everton and Ipswich fans paid tribute to Noah during a match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with supporters pausing for a moment of silence three minutes into the game.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-19,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Tuesday afternoon, a three-year-old boy named Noah Woods went missing in Brantham, Suffolk, after becoming separated from a relative at a playground. Noah, who is partially deaf and non-verbal, was last seen wearing a Bluey t-shirt, shorts, and white trainers. Over 1,300 volunteers joined the search efforts coordinated from Brantham Leisure Centre and the village hall, while emergency services including HM Coastguard helicopters were deployed to assist.
Despite extensive searches involving door-to-door inquiries and checks in outbuildings by local residents, Noah was not found. On Wednesday afternoon, a body believed to be Noah was recovered from Decoy Pond near the playground. Superintendent Tom Pearse stated that the death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious, pending further investigation.
Floral tributes were left at the playground where Noah last played, and locals expressed their devastation over the outcome of the search efforts.
Written for “Missing Noah Found Dead” on 2026-10-06,
grounded in this article and the 22 other(s) covering the same event.
Around 1,300 members of the public joined a search to find Noah, who police said was non-verbal, partially deaf and had been undergoing an assessment for autism.
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Met Police divers recovered his body from a lake, known locally as Decoy Pond, on Wednesday afternoon and Suffolk Police said his death was not being treated as suspicious.
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A JustGiving page set up by Good Dads Club, a community of fathers based in Colchester, Essex, had received more than £100,000 in donations from a total of more than 6,000 supporters by Saturday evening.
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On Saturday, a photo of Noah was shown on the big screen ahead of the game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool.
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And three minutes into the game, both sets of supporters stood to applaud in memory of Noah, Everton said in a post on X.
Town defender Leif Davis donated £2,000 to the fundraising appeal set up to support Noah’s family and captain Dara O’Shea and goalkeeper Christian Walton were among the club delegation who laid flowers at the playground where he went missing.
On Thursday, Noah’s father Rhys Woods paid tribute to his son in a message shared on a community Facebook group.
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He wrote: “There are no words to describe the pain of this loss, we are all absolutely heartbroken, Noah was the sweetest and most innocent little boy, with nothing but love to give, and we are going to miss him so very much.”
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Suffolk Police said on Thursday that the body of the child recovered by police divers had been formally identified as Noah Woods, aged three and from Brantham, subject to confirmation at formal inquest proceedings.
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The force said that his death was not being treated as suspicious but that police still have a number of inquiries to complete before submitting a file for the coroner.
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