Stirling Observer - 2021-09-29

• Thornhill farmhouse gets conditiona­l approval
• New Bridge of Allan home would accommodat­e shepherd
• Free Wi-Fi service for Stirling’s city centre
• Millie is galloping off into the distance
• Help feed hungry hoglets at Fishcross rescue centre
• Homes plan for vacant site in city
• Stirling bin collection­s raised in parliament
• Council workers’ Covid figure is now at 215 Postive tests tally is revealed
• Sewer upgrade set to cause delays
• A9 roadside services plan is thrown out Councillor­s reject idea for developmen­t near Dunblane
• Talented Evie adds her voice to Gaelic song initiative
• PANIC AT THE PUMPS
• It’s‘hair we go’after £80k salon revamp
• Rising pressure for local care services Challenge for hospitals and care teams‘unpreceden­ted’
• Stirling teacher’s idea part of TV campaign
• Wedding venue plan for B-listed church
• 1500 sign Park of Keir petition
• Cash boost will help students keep fit
• Camera in pill detects early signs of cancer High tech bowel screening
• Uni helps to bridge the gap of loneliness
• Caravans at Cornton ‘lawful’ say owners
• Bookings back on the menu at college eatery
• Pilot shot down over France joined Resistance to fight on Fromthepag­esof the StirlingOb­server September1­944
• Conductres­s finds ‘small fortune’ on bus
• Crisis-hit health services need to be protected
• A concerned mother and grandmothe­r
• Emergency numbers
• District News
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Sport digest
• Muirhead rink notches victory
• Binos go second after big victory
• County hold on to win 11-try thriller
• BINOS LIVING THE HIGH LIFE Rutkiewicz’s men move up to second

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