Stirling Observer - 2021-03-03

• More than £23m to go on council housing
• Local authority tenants to see 1.3pc rent rise
• ‘Working space’ plan for former RBS bank
• Graham Lambie laid to rest beside his father Ian
• Uni under fire over killing of 18,000 fish
• Green award for Dollar Academy
• How VLR evolved
• Brakes put on link road plan
• Doubt still hangs over Games
• ‘Second highest infection rate’ shock for Stirling
• Back to school plan goes on as rules ease
• More than a third in area have had first vaccine dose
• Almost 200 deliberate blazes set
• Office use bid for coffee shop
• Pay call for care home workers
• Film pays tribute to tragic footballer’s life
• Children sought for ‘face blindness’ study
• £470k Callander roadworks begin
• New start for Old Mill
• Project switches to Covid battle
• Latest planning applicatio­ns submitted to Stirling Council
• Springis finally uponus
• House planfor farmland
• Fascinatin­g life of WW2 sailor revealed in US family’s papers
• Disgusted residents blast bin charge
• BOYS’ BRIGADE DELIVER GREAT SERVICE
• Virtual meeting for BID group
• Kids’book illustrato­rs goonline forfestiva­l
• Gripping cat-and-mouse thrills
• Horses on way out as car licences rise
• Miners’ welfare opens its doors
• Counting the cost of a year in pandemic
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• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Fishing returns
• Innovative challenge is voted a big success
• Murrays team up to take on Auld Enemy
• THE BACK PAGE BAYERN KID SAYS THANKS

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