Stirling Observer - 2019-02-08

• Livestock law action
• Vulnerable residents urged to sign up for phone device which blocks cold callers
• ‘Catering at castle would hit local firms’
• Flytipping fall not in the bag - just yet
• Pupils pioneer a device to help mental health
• Overnight resurfacin­g works on the M80
• No parking levy in 2019, says council
• Employers to consider implicatio­ns
• Dairy firm delight at £55m store deal
• Clacks budget plan slammed
• Vital questions on managing deer
• Forth Valley A&E waiting times worst in country
• Bid to toughen laws on livestock attacks
• Off salmon season
• Popular Stirling hotel up for lease
• Riot squad may be sent into city to deal with Brexit unrest
• A day delayed
• County ace shares his rugby memories
• Tourism hopes are high for 2019
• Man jailed for reign of terror
• Revamped school officially opens doors
• Cllr Evelyn Tweed
• Smart move by Strathyre
• BALFRON HIGH
• Crash as bus and fish lorry hit black ice
• Jobless figures almost double previous year
• Mum dies in gas leak
• A budget to protect services
• The changing winds of history
• This means good news for Stirling
• Owl over for birds that rely on rough grazing?
• Sales round-up
• Good prices for breeders as buyers come from far and wide to market
• CITY CENTRE
• CALLANDER
• CALEDONIAN MARTS
• UNITED AUCTIONS
• Quo frontman Francis to tell all at Stirling venue
• Puzzling how absurd these games play out
• CHVRCHES play Summer Sessions
• CROSS COUNTRY
• SCHOOLS RUGBY
• Annual RFCdinner
• Club scoops 16 medals
• MARK’S EXIT

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