Stirling Observer - 2018-11-28

• Late arrival for new locos and timetable
• Tragic story of Cree Indian buried in city
• Members of Peak in dark
• Snowie attempts to halt court case
• Residents call for safer cycle lanes
• Bid to halt quarry plan stepped up
• MSP criticises link road plan
• Help for workers to stay
• Council leader
• Family’s damp flat worries for daughter
• Christmas events at the castle
• Michael Mcintyre TV moment
• From garrison to gallery wall
• Verdict on volunteer bid looms
• Fresh appeal for missing man
• Council concerns raised over safety and costs
• Passing with extra degree of difficulty
• Travel scheme gets cash boost
• Now footie legend has a charity goal
• Elderly volunteers celebrate 30 years with special tea
• Man, 42, kicked his partner
• Stirling boffins onNASA Marsteam
• New research gets to the heart of the issue
• Crawford wins top politics award
• Internet boost - but rurals still behind
• Long-service awards
• UC claimants owe £200,000 in rent
• Festive plea from foodbank
• Credit Unions back people
• Joan finds the advantages of joining Union
• The sooner the better
• Facility aimed at fostering love of reading
• More CAB advisors needed
• DANGER DRIVER (21) JUMPED OUT OF CAR
• Lights of Love service for lost babies
• Planning applicatio­ns
• \St Modan’s High
• Thanks to ladies who aided POWs
• Army under fire and death of Banjo Man
• Planned link road at the mercy of elements
• Blowing our own trumpet
• Rail upgrade hasn’t happened
• Fascinatin­g history of path
• Brexit deal will harm economy
• \Cambusbarr­on
• \City centre
• Young cast contribute­s to Macrobert panto fun
• Third time no charm for icon
• Euan makes big noise at top music school
• BofA can stay up despite defeat
• Golf returns
• Scottish schools gold for Stirling club pair
• Forth Valleyon thetitle trailagain
• MATCH STATS
• Binoswill welcome ElginCity

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