Stirling Observer - 2020-07-08

• 21 charged after park beauty spots ruined
• House is to be rebuilt
• I tried to put on my best Aussie accent
• Max hits the right note for charity
• Oxfam reopening - but contact shop before donating
• ‘Don’t ignore us’: Plea over 5000-name petition
• Covid-19 measures weak says watchdog
• ‘Cheers’ to our first pint since lockdown
• Farmers’ Market is back after being off since March
• Golfing centre to close after housing is approved
• Play time is about to get a whole lot better
• Will writing raises more than £50k
• Lockdown speeders causing danger to residents
• Free, quick and easy way to get tested for HIV
• Council apologises for ‘unforgivab­le oversight’
• Students are told to vacate halls by July 10 University says it can’t store belongings indefinite­ly
• Ice cream plan for empty Stirling premises
• Jacqueline Wilson backs kids’ reading challenge
• Weather report: June wettest since 2009
• Family’s yellow pledge for Beatson
• GP practices to hold more phone and video consultati­ons
• Health survey on video calls future Views wanted on delivery of virtual consultati­ons
• Sink your teeth into fang-tastic nostalgia Buffy still slaying strong 17 years on
• Footballer’sdashto wedding ceremony
• ‘Local papers vital to cover issues like bin collection­s’
• Why no consultati­on?
• Emergency numbers
• Confront the past, not erase it
• Magical memories as Andy makes history with Wimbledon victory
• BRIDGE OF ALLAN
• ATARGET WE CAN WORKTO
• A place we can now call home

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