Stirling Observer - 2021-03-17

• Energy efficiency training if you’ve lost job
• Stirling women add voices to safety debate
• University archives receive £200,000 for major upgrade
• Limits of charging electric vehicles
• Four teens accused over attack on cops
• By-election is to be held after sad death of Councillor Graham Lambie
• School doors stay closed to most pupils
• Working group will look at cost of recovery
• Good news for region’s retail and hospitalit­y industries
• Register for jab if you are carer for someone
• 200 jobs as firm gets rapid tests contract
• Budget job loss proposal blasted as ‘despicable’ Opposition Tories’amendment heavily criticised
• Job support not targeted at women
• Crowdfunde­r cash extension
• SNP supporter sent sick messages to MP Man (30) is banned from contacting Joanna Cherry
• Uniform bank helps to strengthen school ties
• Commission­ing chance for local visual artists
• Citizens jury call from protestors Green activists slam council’s climate plan
• Eyesore ‘for sale’ signage
• Play a part in getting a pardon for miners
• Effort to stop garden waste charge fails
• No penalty for bin contractor mess up
• Latest plans
• Driest and wettest weeks back to back
• Thanks as MSP bids farewell to Holyrood
• Parade safety worries
• Stirling is at the forefront of digital change
• Puzzled by change of heart motive
• Emergency numbers
• Former provost’s slavery message
• Voice of the People
• Taylor targeting wins on new bike
• Drivetoget younginto boardroom
• More seats added for Battle of the Brits
• Fine scoring at Bridge of Allan in Stableford event
• Swim success for uni stars
• Binos lotto

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