Concern growing for Andrew Millar missing from his home for a fortnight Concern is growing for a man who has been missing from his home for a fortnight. Andrew Millar was last seen on July 16 when he took a bus from Dunfermline to Dumfries via Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow. The 66-year-old, who is known as Ondy, has no known connections in Dumfries and it is not known why he travelled there from his home in High Valleyfield, Fife. Mr Millar suffers from both diabetes and angina and his family are worried that even if he took medicine with him, he would now have run out. When he was first reported missing, his sister Margaret Weldon told STV News he had a doctor's appointment on Tuesday morning but did not turn up. She said: "He should have been going to the doctor's that morning and he just didn't turn up. His friend comes for him every day at the same time to go to the boat, he didn't show up, he wasn't there for that. It's just not like him to get up and disappear. We're really, really, desperately worried. We're trying to get hold of him, get him home. Just get home, please, get a taxi, anything, get home, all we want is him back. Chief Inspector Chris Stones said: "It is a mystery as to why Mr Millar left his home and travelled to Dumfries, as he had no previous connections with the town. As there have been no confirmed sighting of him since then, he may have travelled on from there, possibly to the North of England. Given his medical conditions, and the need to take regular medication, his family and ourselves are now very concerned for his welfare.