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Ken Gordon: Aberdeen Episcopal clergyman dies aged 85

Not gone, just graduated: Aberdeen minister Ken Gordon dies aged 85

Not gone, just graduated: Aberdeen minister Ken Gordon dies aged 85 Updated: 08/07/2021, 10:54 am © Supplied Tributes have been paid to Aberdeen Anglican minister of almost 50 years, Rev Kenneth Gordon who has died age 85. Kenneth Gordon and wife Jessica of the Scottish Episcopal Church, Aberdeen and Orkney Diocese. The devoted Christian, who was active in ministry until earlier this year, saw his death not as an occasion for sadness, but as his ‘graduation to Heaven’. Capital upbringing Born in Edinburgh on December 27, 1935, Kenneth Gordon was the only child of  Alfred and Alexanderina Gordon. A stockbroker’s clerk from Corstorphine, his father died when Ken was just 15.

'Heavy and prolonged' rainfall causes train disruption across the north-east

These speed restrictions will be in place from 1900 tonight & will regularly be reviewed. The Edinburgh/Glasgow to Aberdeen and Aberdeen to Inverness services will be delayed as well. Portlethen and Laurencekirk will be served with limited trains. If you are affected by the cancellations or delays, you can use your Scotrail tickets or Smart Cards on Stagecoach North services between Inverness to Aberdeen. However, Insch station is not covered by this arrangement. If you re affected by this, you can use ScotRail tickets & Smartcards on Stagecoach North services between Inverness – Aberdeen (10, 10B, 31, 35 and 37). I m afraid Insch station isn t covered by these arrangements. ^CT

Heavy rain leaves wave of disruption across the north and north-east

Heavy rain leaves wave of disruption across the north and north-east Updated: May 24, 2021, 3:29 pm Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Commuters in the north and north-east have endured a host of disruptions as heavy and persistent rain showers batter the region. Rail and ferry services have been subject to delay as busy roads were left submerged under water due to localised flooding in parts of Inverness and Aberdeen. The disruption comes as Met Office forecasters warn of improved conditions in the coming days with temperatures reaching highs of 17 degrees on Thursday.

'Heavy and prolonged' rainfall causes train disruption across the north-east