Stirling Observer - 2018-09-19

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• Technical issues halt city landtrain
• Yobs told behave or be `dispersed’
• Citycentre streetswil­lbe nogofor bad behaviour
• Villagers hoping for traffic calming
• Repair work to wall going well
• Festival opens to celebrate our volunteers
• Supervisio­n for street attack
• Events galore in Dunblane
• Four years for teen who raped 12-year-old
• Payments revealed 11 days after Carruth leaves his post
• Election change to split city
• Extra childcare hours scheme is rolled out
• Town’s £400k ignored
• King Steet is jewel in Stirling’s crown
• Third time lucky
• Walking of The Marches returns, with toast to stone
• Farmon wildlife shortlist
• Staff say farewell to pioneering surgeon
• A clear winner
• Helping you to a better life
• Powered up to learn
• Crieff Food Co champions local produce
• EU group plan rally
• Volunteers who restored garden in line for award
• Thetown’s thestarfor Neil’slatest thrillride
• Never paid so city of Stirling
• Dad-of-seven is killed by typhoid
• Kids aren’t safe in this neglected play area
• Sooner we get off gravy train the better
• Brutal cuts made on Carruth’s watch
• Westminste­r must stop bank closures
• Emergency numbers
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• Musicians to the rescue
• What’s going on at the Google Digital Garage
• Fierce fun, but nothing fresh
• Riversidef­ighters
• Kempsell’s now part of the club
• County humbled by rampant Ayr outfit
• Knights defeat Eagles
• Back-to-back wins as momentum starts to build
• SCOREBOARD
• League Two
• PLAY TO OUR STRENGTHS
• Jamie win ensures GB seeded in Davis Cup

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