Stirling Observer - 2021-10-27

• Have a say on how to make £30m of savings Join Budget Conversati­on
• Roof terrace bid for city bar
• Jubilee tree will be focus of new school garden
• Fireworks do is back with a bang
• Police apologise for ‘victim blaming’ alcohol message
• Climate change conversati­ons urged by council
• Region is Covid hotspot as 400 cases recorded Data sparks health chief’s‘be sensible’message
• Rescue team’s warm tributes to Andrew, 26
• Let experts help you with energy efficiency drive
• Arctic seal is released back into the wild Rare species hardly ever seen in UK
• BlackHisto­ry missingin highschool­s
• Help us bring kids some festive cheer
• Michael highlights dyslexia job hurdles
• Online help is at hand for sleeping troubles
• Many varieties at garden chilli sale
• Grow your skills at tree sessions
• Two options for primary school
• Schools News
• Make sure to keep you and your family safe this year
• Help shape future of two local beauty spots
• Eyewitness accounts of German attacks on ships
• Castle is `most romantic headquarte­rs known to War Office’ says novelist
• Put NHS and poverty crisis before route
• Rail network is vital in climate emergency
• Emergency numbers
• Solving the puzzle of a disappeari­ng castle
• District News
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• On-form Kilby hit students for four
• Central teams make cross country history
• Chance to win pair of tickets for Stirling Albion v Stenhousem­uir
• Jordan’s late winner seals cup draw spot Tranent next up after Binos leave it till last minute
• Sport digest
• Cup exit for‘Burn in disappoint­ing loss
• Secondhalf­showrestor­es prideforBa­nnockburn
• WE NEED TO TURN UP THISTIME Binos boss ready for key Kelty clash

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