Stirling Observer - 2016-11-30

• Drunkby theroad withtot
• Residents are told to drag bins 150 yards
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Join our appeal and spread festive cheer
• Housing plans face a battle
• Police take to the streets after survey shows terror fears
• Time to seal the City Deal
• Pensioners go berserk for new hearing aid
• CV liar guilty of misconduct
• A milestone for the Food Train
• Fresh twist in housing saga
• Tickets going fast
• Tribute to loved ones at switch-on
• Special tasters from Singers
• Bogus workman jailed
• Scouts on Namibia education mission
• Debt is costing £4m a year
• Raging at Judy’s celebrity profile
• People power part of planning summit
• Split in readers’ opinions
• Pioneering university role for minister
• A true student of the game
• New centre to build on success of GB curlers
• University of Stirling November roll of honour
• Catering for special needs at Christmas
• ‘Be health-wise this winter’ is the big message
• National prize for computer students
• Girls are right on the ball
• Inspiring hero up for marathon challenge
• LABOUR’S TOP PICKS
• Family and friends raise £30k for charity
• Chums die on the same day
• Gala days bring back some fond memories
• No love for tennis plan
• Wrong priorities in Dunblane
• Castle festivitie­s free for locals
• It’s the real deal
• Public hearing was inaudible
• Confirmati­on of City Deal is vital step to economic growth
• Emergency numbers
• \City Centre
• \St Ninians
• Barry pays tribute to the ‘Big O’
• More middling than matinee
• Central Arts festive display
• Is it time to buy your own touring caravan?
• Helping you build the dream
• Still Fiesta time
• Stirling County win the President’s Conference
• Sad farewell to County legend
• Sloppy Burn go through
• Andrew secures Italian job for GB
• Aiming for heights
• Coaches thanked for their dedication to sports

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