Stirling Observer - 2021-05-07

• Concern benefits to council not highlighte­d
• Tomato production plan is facing delay
• Stamp of approval for beloved postmaster
• Drunk played chicken withroad traffic
• Tension mounts as Stirling area’s votes are counted
• Big day as Salah votes in his first Scottish election
• Dr calls for public involvemen­t in postpandem­ic world
• A first for Scotland as British Horse Society opens hub
• Highland shame as games axed for second year
• Make sure you are prepared for anything
• Busiest year in history for MRT
• Kids excel in garden design task
• Listed wall to make way for sewage works
• 8km of power lines are no more
• ‘Scotland’s Lockdown’ movie gets premiere
• House OK’d despite loss of trees
• Pensioner is admonished for sectarian abuse charge
• Visitor info centre to re-open this month
• PLANNING NEWS
• Internatio­nal win for youth project
• Community ownership bid
• Well plaid as Start Up gets busy with Kiltwalk activity
• Smokeless fuel shortage hits homes in Bannockbur­n
• Farming returns
• Voice of the People
• Round-robin drama for Scots curlers
• Sporting programme boost for youngsters in Stirling area
• CAUGHTSHOR­T

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