Stirling Observer - 2016-10-26

• I bear him no grudge says widow
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Bin and gone
• Hearing aidclinic extends itshours
• Stirling’s £60 million slots habit
• Tories to fight poll split plan
• Town centre works slammed
• House about that!
• Teen accused in armed raid
• Man charged with hate crime
• Council offices could become a digital hub
• Plans are submitted
• 1966 Vauxhall put to test in classic car run
• PupilsgetR­eadywithne­wwork experience­programmel­aunch
• Unsung heroes take their turn in spotlight
• Cyber gong destroyed by Alva Glen vandals
• MSP condemns hospital figures
• Stashed drugs for brother
• Elderly staying physical with workouts
• Extra £90k for school
• Readers respond to cinema spread
• ‘Shocking’ fine for man found with cannabis
• Transform your home with a new carpet
• Autumn is the best time to prepare your home for winter chill
• High School
• PETS PUT BEST PAW FORWARD
• Rom the front
• No real benefits to folks of Dunblane
• Bigging up Brexit won’t win MSP Dean points
• Provost’s Award
• Last thing we need: another referendum
• Emergency numbers
• Miner’s lad who was accepted for civil service killed in action at Front
• Military Medal for police officer’s son
• \Causewayhe­ad
• \Menstrie
• A dame fine show is in store
• On-form Cruise lacks direction
• Shop welcomes return of a children’s favourite
• A guide if you want to rent your house
• Land that seasonal job for a real boost
• Talented Tiguan
• Alfa offer temptation
• Butchart in charge
• Rampant Seconds still unbeaten
• County can’t claw back large deficit
• Rose make it tough for Binos
• Football supporters notes
• Peter leads by example
• Marc – that scoreline flattered us
• I’ll take that any day of the week

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