Stirling Observer - 2018-06-29

• POLICE PROBE PARADE FLAG
• Bikers get chance to learn crash-site skills
• Runrig gigs to bring £7m boost to Stirling
• Beaconhurs­t parents in school scramble after shock merger
• Where roll-out started
• New bins row over road end collection­s
• Superbus axe: Not about cash
• Rotary role for Peter
• ‘Unexplaine­d’ death of hillwalker (85)
• Action pledge after city traders protest
• Fire in field at safari park
• Parliament­wantsto knowyourvi­ewson whatinspir­esyou
• Blind dogs front cash bid by animal charity
• Offering share options can be key to retaining valuable staff
• Walkers under fire over litter on the Way
• Group back US hand cyclists
• ‘Let Stirling tax tourists’
• Killearn mum’s daughters inspired her first ever children’s book
• A9 victim is named
• Pupils were game for it
• Ace move as Sir Andy supports Daily Mile
• Cannabis dealer to do unpaid work
• Firmscange­t £25kfrom cyclingfun­d
• Boost for groups who go the extra mile
• Axel on an asteroid mission
• Butchers help to save a life
• Emergency numbers
• Farmer facing military call-up
• Hopesrisef­ortheAllie­s
• ‘Displenish­ing’ sale at Station Hotel after War Office takeover
• Readers on the attack over waste
• Struggling high street needs to be reshaped
• Parents are polluters
• Insects are buzzing off
• \Kinlochard
• Auction Marts
• Leading crime authors are vying for book prize
• Girls have fun in same-old story
• Show charts Lauren’s epic sporting challenge
• Fiveclubs intitlerac­e
• Consortium hold talks with Trust
• Airdrie are a good work-out for Binos

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