# Manchester Airport sibling reunion

> Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/manchester-airport-sibling-reunion
> Updated: 2026-07-27T11:59:36.000Z. Sources: 13. Developments: 2.

Dave Green, a bus‑station supervisor, and Andrea Urmston, a vending‑machine maintainer, met as colleagues at Manchester Airport. In 2007 Green disclosed his adoption and birth name, Stuart Proudlove. Urmston, whose maiden name was also Proudlove, recognised the surname and realized they shared a mother, Susan, who had given birth at age 15.

Both were born on 24 March 1966. After confirming their kinship, they traveled together to meet their mother. The reunion was emotional, with tears and embraces, and Susan, who was ill, was able to see her children together before she passed away. Following the meeting, Green and Urmston settled in the same city and now share a life they never expected.

The story, first reported in Greek media and later in Portuguese outlets, underscores how workplace friendships can lead to the discovery of long‑lost biological families and the personal impact of adoption records.

## Timeline

### 2026-07-27: Dave Green and Andrea Urmston reunite as biological siblings after decades apart

Dave Green and Andrea Urmston, colleagues at Manchester Airport, discovered they are biological siblings after a shared birth name revealed their adoption, reuniting with their mother Susan.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/dave-green-and-andrea-urmston-reunite-as-biological-siblings-after-decades-apart

### 2026-07-23: Dave Green and Andrea Urmston reunite as long‑lost siblings at Manchester Airport

Two Manchester Airport coworkers, Dave Green and Andrea Urmston, discovered they are long‑lost brother and sister after years of friendship and an adoption disclosure.

11 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/brother-and-sister-reunite-after-decades-at-manchester-airport

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