Stirling Observer - 2016-11-25

• HAMMOND SAYS YES TO GIANT STIRLING CITY DEAL
• Unanimous welcome for City Deal announceme­nt
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Quarry has no place in City Deal Stirling
• Thug is jailed after attack
• Groups and businesses pledge support for gift appeal
• Workers meet for Brexit chat
• Disabled mobility dream progresses
• Assault at bus stop after man is spat on
• Butchers prove they can cut it in national awards
• Ton challenge for cyclists
• Robin steers bid to keep ship off rocks
• Cable raid earns ‘persistent’ thief a spell in prison
• Police tipped off over two unlicensed rifles
• New businesses aim to support community
• Landmark site sold for £1.4m
• Beauty dream came true
• Eight new HIV patients in 2016
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Spend a penny and raise bog standard
• If you’re SAD, sing the blues
• Piping star plays Dollar Academy
• Learn how to save a life
• Shopkeeper­s plead for light
• Housing investment has to be a priority
• Emergency numbers
• Mum so proud of number one sons
• Jamie serves up No.1 double act
• Fisher king is a marvel of nature
• \Aberfoyle
• \Killearn
• \United Auctions
• Dean brings Nashville spirit to the Tolbooth
• Joyful look at Stirlingsh­ire
• Prequel lacks magic touch
• Festive date is set for Phil and friends
• Cooper cabriolet
• Life in the classroom working with kids
• Cooper cabriolet
• First supercar is back
• Allard’s post war design sprint
• Doune edge it after late penalty drama
• SCOREBOARD
• HOMING IN ON A SHOCK
• McKenzie urges Binos to tighten up at the back and ward off the threat of Scottish Cup shock from Highlander­s

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