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There are a lot of variables. What country are you in? Are you a minor or have you been legally deemed unfit to control your own business? Etc...
Mmmm... sorry I don't know much about English law. Did they take you to court for legal decision making? I.e. is a co tract you sign alone legally binding? Can you make medical decisions yourself without their knowledge? Etc... if yes it will depend on the law and your own resources. Does england have a waiting period before adults are considered missing? Do you have access to your own money (bank account credit card they can't access)? You can Google and research the law. In the U.S. it's perfectly legal for an adult to "go missing" technically. If you're not a provable danger to yourself or others they don't have to do anything and often won't. By this I mean legal. Of course they can do wellness checks. But your parents would have to know where you are. Cell phones and debit/credit cards are most easily trackable but if your parent don't have the legal right to access I assume the police ther would have to get a warrant or whatever england has that's equivalent. That's takes time.
