Stirling Observer - 2017-04-28

• RU TH’S IN A SPIN
• Ex-provost’s camp site plan faces opposition
• CHoorrwect­otiomnaske aancdocmop­mlapilnati­nts
• Roads to close for Stirling Marathon
• Extra police to help people have all the fun of the fair
• College lecturers hold one-day strike
• Sturgeon’s seal of approval
• Cops warn:‘Don’t tamper with nests’
• Delight atChina deal
• Rescue heroes leave celebratio­ns to take part in search mission
• Two cops injured in radio blackout
• Farm for sale at offers over £2.2m
• Rail chaos is on way
• Civic Trust’s unsung heroes
• Cops have vital line in sheep worrying case
• China trip inspires city business links
• Young actors’ panto auditions
• Demon barber brought to life
• Volunteer team open new bridge
• Sheriff’s drinking warning
• Power to the people
• Headteache­r Sandra Bannerman
• Pay gap talk at Holyrood
• ‘Protest’ gothim jailtime
• \Balfron High
• Increasing death toll from Arras
• Torpedo attack on hospital ship
• Bid to save from poorhouse diet
• The SNP are getting on with the day job
• Support for new crèche at PEAK
• Emergency numbers
• Sun shines as runners get a warm reception
• There’s nothing friendly about mating season
• Band’s special city gig on album release date
• Di Novi debut a dreadful dud
• Grant’s funny tales from behind the mic
• Bloody Scotland books comic Susan
• \Kinlochard
• Create a stunning focal point for your living room
• 01786 451111
• Historic double for F-Pace Jaguar
• Saints make Doune work for their win
• Castle count cost of referee’s decisions
• Isla takes Scottish schools title at Uni
• FISHING LINES
• BINOS EXPECT A TOUGH TEST

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