Stirling Observer - 2018-02-16

• Pavilion progress
• Fair Trade push won’t hurt local producers
• Councillor’s back in the saddle after run of bad luck scuppered 68-mile race plan
• £431k overspend on waste re-vamp
• Village school wins inspectors’ praise
• Forest site earmarked for 999 phone mast
• Plans submitted for town centre pavilion
• Roads earmarked in repairs project
• Buses replace trains on rail line between city and Alloa
• Consultati­on process underway in Stirling
• Radiologis­ts sought to work in local NHS
• River Tay poaching patrols set to be increased
• Road rage thug punched OAP, 71
• Community protest at Callander pub project
• Cops drop flat fraud case
• Private investor buys complex for £5.4m
• £2.2m funding boost for aquacultur­e centre
• End of April before repairs complete at Bridge ofTeith
• McLaren High School news
• Cash for taxi link to end isolation
• Better access to health services
• Man in hurry loses licence
• Gary takes over at centre
• Castle funding boost
• ‘I survived torpedo by clinging to wreckage’
• Balfron gets committee organised to try and boost domestic food production
• Current safety rules on white goods are flawed
• Emergency numbers
• Readers’ views
• Aerial feats as loyal raven renews its vows
• Brothers conq epic 3000-mile in memory of f
• Give to cause in aid of tragic firefighte­r John
• Uer Atlantic on , 55-day voyage allen fireman
• \Strathyre
• \Caledonian Marts
• Jason’s mid-life crisis finally comes to town
• Del Toro on the crest of a wave
• 5ive on a high to be returning with gigs
• Scottish medal joy for heptathlon duo
• Burn into last 16 after Scottish Cup thriller
• A night to remember
• FISHING LINES
• Christie will come back and win gold
• Muirhead family keep GB fire burning on ice
• MAKE IT COUNT

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