Stirling Observer - 2021-09-15

• Flu jab rollout is starting in schools
• Science fun served up at festival
• Newsafe haven atnight
• Torchlit film opener
• Minister admits mental health waiting times ‘not acceptable’
• Volunteer and help girlguides
• Locals object to care home’s revised plan Letters of support from Glasgow, Chryston and Whitburn
• Care team up for award after quick reponse to Covid crisis
• Rotunda monument at Battle of Bannockbur­n site daubed in graffiti
• Flue at fast food shop causes stink
• Pulling together to
• Beat addiction
• Common Good update appeal Have a say on list of community assets
• Area starts to ‘bounce back’ from Covid-19 Tourist appeal is helping recovery
• Parking and litter needs focus as visitors return
• Japanese garden stars in TV show Setting and history of site near Dollar is explored
• Chance for young to learn skills and help out
• Islanders’ musical magic at Tolbooth
• Traffickin­g survivor study
• Tragic news for Blairlogie couple as third son dies
• Ex-postie loses leg
• Scots should decide their own future
• Shortcut path became road safety danger
• Emergency numbers
• Could tide have led to historic victory?
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Another three points in Rover’s league campaign
• East of Scotland Qualifying Cup
• New‘Burn strip marks return to winning ways
• Bannockbur­n side run out of steam after lead in first half
• Wolves show their mettle in close finish
• Olympian Butchart victorious
• BINOS LOOKTO HITTOP FORM Stirling aiming high
• Fast-paced race as runners return Butchart on top form in highly-competitiv­e event
• Stirling 10k

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