Stirling Observer - 2018-04-25

• King’s Knot wall rebuilt after smash
• Fed-up residents have had enough
• Superfast broadband plan for city extended
• Fire-damaged street open for marathon
• Bid to oust sex beast from home
• ANGER OVER SITE PARKING
• Hundreds respond toparking survey
• Dozy thief left stolen car outside his home
• City bridge is up, up and away
• Ads plan binned for two years
• Binos trust to elect new board
• Sister remembers late brother
• Thieves target elderly ladies
• Pensioners go crazy for new hearing aid
• Extra gig tickets
• Have a say on health services
• Plans to add to city’s cafe culture
• Beast from East heroes win praise
• Chance totrynew activities
• Race hate yobs avoid jail term
• Top talents performing at cathedral concert
• A record turnout of music lovers for latest celebratio­n of LP gold
• Alarming rise in council rent debt
• Bottle bank at Co-op to be binned
• Ukraine police used June’s talents in search for killer
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Aroundof experttalk­s atthebar
• Cancer care centre support
• Waste row site no longer under control of skint tycoon
• Come help at monument
• Passengers call for improved rail service
• Auld Alliance is still going strong
• Healtheir lifestyle can reduce risk of developing cancer
• REDUCE THE RISK
• \St Modan’s High
• Everyday tragedy: a week’s worth of death and injury
• Army loses fight to recruit manager
• Prudential: We’ve already started
• Council under fire over plastics
• Uni is rewarding students
• Better controls on nuisance calls
• Emergency numbers
• Magazine cost £2.99 but value is priceless
• \Cambusbarr­on
• Barbara returns with a new taste of bluegrass
• Loud and proud crazy capers
• Dinosaurs, superheroe­s and Dracula on the way
• Heat at the heart of your home
• Coach hails current crop of young talent
• A trio of successes for Central District
• Mixed fortunes for BofA club
• Busy time for Riverside youngsters
• Binos play waiting game
• ‘Burn blown out of their cup final slot
• It’s the biggest match in County’s history
• WE ARE STILL IN WITH A SHOUT
• Outlander star Sam on charity mission
• Mum Jennifer raising cash for nursery group
• A RUN IN MEMORY OF TRAGIC FOOTBALLER
• New route… earlier date
• POLICEMAN NICK’S CHARITY CHALLENGE SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON RARE BONE DISEASE
• Jensen, 6, is game to go
• Pounding the roads for Alzheimer cause
• Everyone was a winner at the 2017 event

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