Everyone at Radio Clyde is very sad to report the death of our founder, Lord Gordon of Strathblane. He was 84 and died at Glasgow Royal Infirmary of
#Coronavirus
on Tuesday
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Met Jimmy a few times in Westminster. Always friendly, interested and keen to help Scotland. RIP.
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Met him many times in the 80’s when I worked in the Albany Hotel Glasgow. He was An absolute gentleman R.I.P. James Gordon
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So sad to hear this. Met him often when I worked in Strathblane. Thoughts with his family at such a sad time.
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A giant of Scottish broadcasting. Political reporter, commercial radio innovator and not least, producer and narrator of the Celtic Story, which from memory I saw in the Odeon in Renfield St on the 17 Sep 1967, only 16 weeks after Lisbon. Deepest sympathy to his family.
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Why did god take this noble man from us? Hope he was not suffering from all the horrible symptoms of Wuhan Virus. RIP
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I do not know much about him but as a radio lover, I thank for all his work and I will pray for him and his family. May he rest in peace.
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Very sad news. Close friend of John Smith and strong supporter & trustee
@JohnSmithTrust
. RIP
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I'm so sorry to hear of The Passing of my former colleague Jimmy Gordon Lord Gordon of Strathblane.
We had many a great chat together.
My condolences to the Family
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Worked with Sir "Jimmy" in early 90s - an inspiring leader, watched first hand as he called the bluff of a tremendous bully, it was done without histrionics just calm and polite statements. My condolences to his family.
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Jimmy was a great man. Very sorry to hear this news. Thinking of his family and friends.
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