Stirling Observer - 2020-09-23

• Fourth candidate joins race for Holyrood seat
• War of words as councillor blasts SNP colleagues
• A festival of science online
• Ex-miners to have conviction­s quashed
• Hundreds arrested in a single day
• Uni student tests positive for virus Risk of transmissi­on to community ‘extremely low’
• WW2 SPITFIRE LIFTS SPIRITS ON SPECIAL FLYOVER
• Pub curfew and no home visits under new Covid rules ‘Deeply disappoint­ing’for newly-reopened premises
• Tougher curbs on way for England
• Lottery windfall for visitor centre £250k is more good news for Bannockbur­n attraction
• ‘An amazing human being’
• House could be razed for four new homes
• Banknock to Bangkok - David’s world travel memoir out
• Monument now in council hands Management of iconic attraction by the end of 2020
• PLUS brought joy to Rachel and she gave so much back
• Top of the class for green energy
• UFO mystery resurfaces
• PINK TICKLED Tribute artist is also a top stylist and brow and lash technician
• Warmthto bereplaced bythecold
• Rennie’s final book is a real jewel to read
• Stirling Council Archives reopen to the public
• Holy grail for mile runners
• New audio tour an inspiratio­n for virtual visitors
• Flawed heroes are offbeat & awesome Bizarre bunch another hit for DC
• Painting by Constable on show at Smith
• Runaway horse in town centre scatters crowds
• Promises and laws broken in Brexit latest
• Petitions must be considered at every turn
• Wallace and Bruce had little in common
• Emergency numbers
• District News
• Golf returns
• Tough time for Tarran
• FLYINGSTAR­T FOR ALBION

Stirling Observer - 2020-09-18

Stirling Observer - 2020-09-25