Stirling Observer - 2020-08-05

• Special meeting calls on council to change petition rule
• Castle throws open its doors for visitors Last four months were longest closure since WWII
• Tullibody mandies inroad accident
• Kate cultivatin­g grand plans for historic home
• ‘Full-time return could cause more harm’
• School pupils deserve an extra pat on the back
• Kids back in classrooms a real boost
• Councillor resigns over ‘toxic abuse’
• Fallin housing could create 1000 jobs
• Concern many can’t access online learning
• Helpdisabi­litysuppor­tgroup shortliste­dforfundin­gprize
• Travel ban puts Hays jobs at risk
• BBS enjoy camp with a difference
• Former priest at Holy Spirit dies aged 85 Father Briantwome­y had said Mass with Pope Francis
• Women in Business prize
• Community garden to get solar system 86 panel project at Braehead gets the go ahead
• NHS’S £4.7m Covid-19 bill
• Emergency traffic measures to continue
• Health chief’s plea to stick with rules
• Louts ruining our beauty spots
• Learn new things at ‘virtual village hall’
• Stepping OUT
• Phoenix on fire, but tough tale is no joke
• Swedish profession­als were too strong for council team
• Celebratio­ns held to mark peace treaty
• They’ve gone above and beyond
• Closures were necessary but leave impact
• Promise on bins is still not delivered
• The Forth is key to Stirling’s importance
• Emergency numbers
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Louise lifts ladies championsh­ip title
• Golf returns
• SCOTT TO LIGHT UP THE LEAGUE
• Taz ready to lead from front

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