Stirling Observer - 2019-11-01

• 65 JOBS AS NEW TO OPEN
• Family’s support for street name
• Restored info’ centre had 20,000 visitors
• Councillor’s swipe at charity group over tweet thanking Nicola Sturgeon for Made In Stirling visit
• A9 delays during repairs on bridges
• Where you can drop off your Give A Gift donations
• Candidates’ pitch for your votes
• Stirling is first stop on campaign tour
• Suspended policeman was rail tragedy victim
• Talk on Stirling Bridge plans
• New homes bid in village
• Join city witches on parade
• Top cop’s response to community no-shows
• 16 new homes plan for Callander ditched
• Herd about the new cattle tag?
• 40th bonfire night’s sure to go off with a bang
• Recognitio­n for Observer columnist at Westminste­r
• Appeal to police to pull over bad cyclists
• MP hopes mobile deal will bring rural boost
• Farmer makes ‘Catch 22’ plea
• Riding single file not always the safest way
• House hope of tree farmer
• Uni project to look at dementia support
• Safety plans for listed aqueduct
• Countryhou­se planapprov­ed
• An organised Bonfire Night event is safest
• The noise levels can distress
• Wallace Sword is discovered in Clyde
• Forty two air raid shelters to be put up around Stirling
• Plan to raise school leaving age to 15 postponed
• Climate change investment is continuing
• Peregrines at home in city and country
• BUCHLYVIE
• Young talent shine with show created in a week
• Scouting for Girls tour calls at Albert Halls
• Binos draw another blank in stalemate
• Castle breached by Finnart comeback
• Looking for a different break as Tokyo nears
• Tournament voted a smash hit
• BINOS CRYING OUT FOR GOALS

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