Stirling Observer - 2021-09-22

• Innovative publishing firm wins top honour
• Landmark centre will bring new jobs boost
• Finlay was just the most amazing wee boy
• New policy on offering sanctuary
• Supply-hit firms urged to speak out on disruption
• Huge response to teacher’s MS fund
• New bin collection changes begin
• Delight at dementia windfall
• Care home’s open day to attract new staff
• Expanding trauma charity’s £10k boost
• Tributes to ‘one in a million’ Steven, 19
• Big sewer upgrade in Dunblane
• Open invitation to join climate rally
• Danger driver led cops on city chase
• No excuse for this
• Poetic push for indie shops
• Climate demo with a sting in the tail
• As England introduces care fee cap, what can we do to protect our assets?
• Making more Big Noise
• St Modan’s High School
• Green travel pilot launched via app
• Pianist Fergus in running for album of year
• Transformi­ng eye health on the high street with
• Weather Watch
• House can be built on glamping pod site
• Almost 50% sign up to be organ donors
• Ships search for missing man
• Constable work on show at Smith
• SNP are failing at home and on a national level
• Breast cancer awareness drive
• Concerns over safety of fatal crash junction
• Emergency numbers
• Earl’s link to hill... and to Nova Scotia
• District News
• Voice ofhtehaedP­eerople
• Sport digest
• Calum is Scottish Cup hero for students
• Lategoalsa­tRoversasC­astlegrab thespoils in derby thriller with 98th minute winner
• Friday night fixture ends in stalemate
• Angus is hero for County in Bridgehaug­h late show
• CAPITAL SLIP

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