Stirling Observer - 2019-10-25

• SHOCK OVER LESSON FEES
• Fundraisin­g bid to save historic church
• Stirling Rural Housing Associatio­n announces new senior manager
• New paths plan for ‘Outlander’ village
• Charity wins home appeal
• Shock over cost of high school lessons
• Doubt over 90-home estate after asbestos is discovered
• Mysterious lights in sky spotted days after UFO website logs sighting in the Stirling area
• Bracklinn Falls to get extra safety measures
• Cab Saltire can stay after ruling re-think
• Needs of community to be assessed
• Man facing trial over catalogue of charges
• Plea to help feed hungry hedgehogs
• No jail for man who wrecked home of ex
• Nicola in town for start of Alyn Smith election campaign
• Thomas Cook re-opens as Hays
• Writer Fay’s fifth book is therapy after hurricane
• Your support is vital for our festive appeal
• A84 junction safety talks are continuing
• Court shuts for team building
• Snap up the best deals
• Why not ditch the kitchen and treat yourself on Christmas Day
• Aberfoyle tourism chalet plan
• MP backs Bloodwise campaign
• MSP: Brexit deal‘even worse’
• Support for green reg’ plates plan
• Nurturing centres where children feel right at home
• MCLAREN HIGH
• Records at rin
• Honours go to area’s Limousin breeders
• Holyrood’s Transport Bill brings some much needed modernisat­ion
• Pheasant numbers causing imbalance
• Licensed disco and restaurant allowed
• Green light for new luxury apartment developmen­t
• Balfron baby’s miraculous escape
• Record-breaking show attempt by theatre group
• Stumbling sequel is on life support
• The two Callums are Castle’s cup heroes
• Black Belt success
• Rowers reign at regattas
• THINGS ARE LOOKING UP

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