Stirling Observer - 2018-07-06

• Tories slam council’s stance on budgeting
• Rural participat­ory budget branded‘flawed’
• Outlander fanscause rollingroa­d blocks
• Residents demand action to stop pests
• Fury after council pulls plug on rural broadband group
• Decision shocked group members
• Perv football coach gets supervisio­n
• Concertfor­Great Warcentena­ry
• Ahoy there! Pirates welcome to join fun
• Tombstoner rescued after breaking leg
• Crowdfundi­ng appeal to ‘Save Beaconhurs­t’
• Visitor centre closures discussed
• Parentsstu­nnedbyscho­ol closureann­ouncement
• Village war memorial gets £14,500 facelift
• Shaping rural future
• Political football claim in PE row
• Elvis is all shook up after swallowing metal screw
• Binos boss Dave signs to property transfer market role
• Project monitors village flood risk
• New home safe from horrors of life in Syria
• Kids play slide closes because it’s too hot
• Orkney drama at Menzies Hall
• \Balfron High
• Village 20mph push goes on
• Bottle attack in city centre
• Quality counts in care homes
• Lochside beauty spot is marred by rubbish
• Minister and his presbytery at war
• Mum’s relief at son’s POW letter
• Drastic action to tackle WW1 food shortages
• ‘Let’s hope bus upgrade will benefit Balfron’
• So much going on
• Votershave thelastsay
• Noisy kids on Argyll coast
• Space snaps leave pupils starstruck
• Universal Credit ‘pride’ is slammed
• \Doune, Deanston
• Kids can come in PJs for magical moon show
• Del Toro steals show in sequel
• Talent show duo bring Les Musicals to town
• Scaling new career heights as a roofer
• Ford step up a gear
• Hittingthe netatamuch slowerpace
• Dynamic duo sign for Strathendr­ick
• Forth Valley pair in Euro youth championsh­ips
• Boss Mackay looks to sharpen things up as trialist Marr impresses against Kilby

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