Stirling Observer - 2021-09-17

• Mobile Post Office service for village
• Council to sign internatio­nal food pledge
• Gaelic language plans are slammed
• Logon andspot squirrels forsurvey
• LOST & FOUND Plea to find missing parrot as marine adventurer is cared for
• No jail for cannabis dealer
• Lucky to be alive after copying Tik Tok craze
• Grant of £165k brings ‘peace of mind’ to CAB
• 36 drug deaths in first half of 2021 Call for‘radical solutions’after latest tragic stats revealed
• Trail takes a dramatic turn as theatre set
• Chance to get say on mothballed school
• Pips for sale at £295,500
• A&E patients being let down, says MSP
• Matthew was loved by all... we wanted to do him proud
• Lots of fun with Chinese club activities
• Action group to take on dairy Residents oppose slurry operation plan
• Sweet treats help gather vital funds
• The wedding of Miss Amy Sarah Bilsboroug­h and Mr Thomas Coyle
• Discover area’s hidden gems
• Old Leckie Farm celebratin­g after being shortliste­d for prize
• Latestplan­ningapplic­ations
• Tourist hubs welcome us back after tough times
• Seed day is sow beneficial Advice on collection and planting
• Knights are the Star of Sony Showcase
• Scots should decide their own future
• Shortcut path became road safety danger
• Tragic news for Blairlogie couple as third son dies
• Ex-postie loses leg
• HDeisatdri­ecrt hNeerwe s
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Peter’s delight at senior GB squad call-up
• Doune stay strong to seal derby win Good recovery after early goal
• Injured biker Taz bounces back with podium finish
• RUTKIEWICZ AIMING HIGH Top spot in reach for Binos

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