Stirling Observer - 2020-12-02

• Artist Damien Hirst gifts print to hospital
• Plea to keep iconic building as a hotel
• Lighting upthe town
• Uni mass testing starts as students set for hols One teen won’t be back
• 1500 go for mobile unit tests
• Rapid tests at Forth Valley Royal Hospital
• Arcadia downfall puts jobs at risk
• Vaccine plan is underway Deliveries could start December 7 with high risk groups going first
• One-off bonus for health care workers is welcomed
• Drop off your donations here
• Flu jab rollout now for 60-64s
• Great response as toys flood in
• £2k bill for council’s Danish waterpark trip
• Trees mark anniversar­y of Homes for Heroes Memories of Riverside houses
• Winter water warning
• Jailed for threats to bar worker
• Strathcarr­on inspired tartan is perfect gift
• Free entry chance in monument shake-up
• Author never let devastatin­g childhood illness hold her back
• Artistic way to bring life back to empty shops Call out for talent to contribute work
• Taxi worker stole money from employer
• The Weather Report
• Pupils help stock up food hub for needy
• Community council behind defibrilla­tor boost
• Kindness and hard work make shoebox appeal a big success
• Big Ideas win pupils an award
• Hscehaodoe­lr Nherwes
• Royal Bank Rugbyforce help Scottish youngsters stay on the pitch
• NOVEMBER 1929 Govt proposes raising of school leaving age
• Musicians band together under Loveaid banner
• Artists jump at chance to play part
• Public call for more firework restrictio­ns
• No time to wait if you have concerns
• Council bin changes have gone too far
• Emergency numbers
• District News
• Sequel just about stays on right track Action takes precedent over horror
• Binos prove their point in league match
• Golf returns
• Fishing latest
• Solid start but uni fail to break through

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