Stirling Observer - 2018-03-28

• Stirling man denies he attacked women
• Centre in Dunblane opens its doors
• Council’s closer look at site plans
• Nominate nowfor Provost’s Awards
• Full steam ahead for Stirling’s landtrain
• Driven right into action
• Motorists furious over delays on the roadway
• Trustboard members walk out en masse
• Cause of Murray Place blaze is still a mystery
• Uni under fire over contracts
• Tagged for threat to burn house
• University source
• Political parties slam Tory protest banner
• Artlink’s tribute to supporter Bill
• Drug is focus of debating event
• Shining light on new lamp posts
• FINISHING TOUCHES PUT TO STUDENTS’ EXHIBITION
• Man had £1500 of heroin in his home
• Nursery is a class act
• Helping to overcome deafness
• Pensioner is fined £200 by Sheriff
• Safari park Easter egg hunt plans
• Day’s costs at centre
• Heart and sole of the Lang Toon
• Teen on cusp of debut in Oz
• Race welcomes back elite riders
• Big slice of cash for charity thanks to BB effort
• Close call in final
• \St Modan’s
• Fundraisin­g lecture makes up shortfall
• Town clerk’s pay rise splits council
• Minister: Our future no laughing matter
• Questions on Howietoun decline
• Tories behind filibuster­ing on work trials
• Meeting to get rail solution in Dunblane
• Emergency numbers
• \Causewayhe­ad
• First ever Comic Con event to be held in city
• Oceans of fun in solid sequel
• Epic poem reimagined in Macrobert premiere
• Thirds carry last BofA title hopes
• Golfers get new season under way
• County seize youth trophy
• Students go seven up
• Binos held as visitors come from behind
• Bannockbur­n battle for place in quarters
• Athletic slump to defeat
• Knights claim national titles
• PLAY-OFF PLACE IS IN THE BAG

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