Bert Ovenstone has returned to the Press and Journal, Aberdeen,
after a 16- year spell with Grampian Television, writes Hamish Mackay.
Ovenstone, 54, has been appointed as an assistant news editor of the paper.
He was a reporter there between 1972 and 1988 before joining Grampian TV.
His time at Grampian included two years as head of news and four years as head of public relations.
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Aberdeen morning paper’s newsdesk is currently being run by Andrew
Hebden, who has been seconded from his post as business editor on a
trial period.
Hebden joined the P&J last year from the Bradford Telegraph & Argus.
Meanwhile the P&J’s Stewart Fairlie, 60, has retired after 20 years on its staff – the last 13 as night editor.
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Before that he spent 22 years on the weekly Oban Times where he was latterly its editor.
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