Police appeal for information on 53-year-old Gordon missing from Wheatley

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Police appeal for information on 53-year-old Gordon missing from Wheatley

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Thames Valley Police have issued an urgent appeal for information about Gordon, 53, an Oxford man whose whereabouts remain unknown in London.

Gordon was reported missing at 1.45pm on November 5 after failing to return to his home in Wheatley, Oxford, police said.

Officers believe he may have travelled from Thornhill Park & Ride on an Oxford Tube bus to the Kensington area of London.

When he was last observed, he had on a black raincoat from North Face, dark blue jeans, and Nike trainers in black and white.

He also wears glasses, has green eyes and a white beard, and is described as a white male of 5ft 5in with a heavy build and thinning, shaven white hair.

Police have said they are concerned about his wellbeing and have asked anyone with information to call 999 and quote reference number 43260579455.

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