Stirling Observer - 2021-10-08

• Pupils’ siblings could affect their placing ranking
• Local historian and author will bring past to life at lecture
• Jamie and Amanda in awe of young carers
• Farmers’ market returns
• Support for family who want to build house
• Covid results team praised
• £1m fleet of electric vehicles left lying idle
• Man denies assaultsat citycentre premises
• Benefit cuts will impact families, warns foodbank
• Bridge collapses mean a hole lot of trouble for villagers
• Pals in run challenge for MND
• Almost £700k asking price for rural hotel
• Restaurant gets OK for kiosk
• Houses OK despite nearly 40 objections Affordable homes will have electric car charge points
• All the latest planning applicatio­ns
• Farmland earmarked for nursery
• Bloody Scotland to be extended to four days after this year’s event attracted1­6,000
• Care firm creates 250 jobs
• ‘We must all unite to try and solve poverty’
• Brick model trail is sure to be magical Dragons, wizards and jesters are visiting theThistle­s
• Concerns over cluster of Covid cases at primary
• Stolen ring causes a stink for Andy
• Pre-sale shows return at auctions Some restrictio­ns remain
• Time to tuck into fourth food and drink fest
• Female talent line up to kick a**
• Maternity unit opens but not to the public
• Plans submitted for motor museum
• HDeisatdri­ecrt hNeerwe s
• Second-half storm sees Castle through
• Binos’season so far by numbers ...
• Fishing returns
• Orienteers pipped for World Cup bronze
• Taylor to hang up his leathers
• BLAIR AS CRUCIAL AS A TOP STRIKER

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