Stirling Observer - 2020-11-18

• Stafftest positiveat Scotbeef
• Could you donate a present to a needy child this Christmas?
• From premature baby to award-winning horse rider
• Bannockbur­n spike alarming
• Ten now dead at tragedy-hit home
• Doctor outlines crucial steps to keep one another safe
• Intensive care unit concerns
• Fears Bonfire Night sparked rise in cases
• Area has highest number of cases in Forth Valley
• Late letters about bin changes are a waste
• Redundant staff slam arts centre decision
• Commercial site near retail park will bring 200 new jobs
• Bike Medic’s here to help
• Yob attacked taxi driver
• Sentence is deferred
• Santa goes virtual to keep grotto fun alive
• Happy ending as book shop helps foodbank
• New lives in a strange land
• Students get creative with stones for their Rememberan­ce Day tributes
• Skills role will help economy
• Landmark is back to its former glory
• Funds boost for local businesses
• The weather report
• Cash to help update maps
• Children in Need fun and tributes paid
• Ghostly tales in the Tolbooth
• Get on yer bike boys...
• Many will face higher energy bills than ever
• Emergency numbers
• Time to mark resting place of heroic soldier who saved castle
• District News
• We’re much more energy efficient Smart meters help us take control of energy
• Muirhead hits back to defeat big rivals
• Gutsy effort but no joy at County
• Mcgaleis students’ goalhero
• Trophy winners at Stirling despite truncated season
• THE BACK PAGE
• THERE’S SO MUCH TO BUILD ON

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