Stirling Observer - 2021-11-10

• END POSTCODE LOTTERY FOR NURSERY CARE
• £250k going to Stirling mental health work
• Joy at huge boost for foodbank charity’s Start Up scheme
• Project will get us set for green economy
• HolyRude serviceto remember thefallen
• Treasure trove in roof
• Politician­s rallying for City of Culture bid But one councillor slams move as a‘vanity project’
• Hospital reintroduc­es visitor restrictio­ns as Covid cases rise
• Man who crashed with kid in car was under the influence
• THREATS TOWARDS COUNCILLOR­S NOW FALLS UNDER RED ALERT RISK
• Families fight back over nursery funding Petition launched to bring region in line with others
• Double celebratio­n on the menu for chef
• Diabetes website launches
• Tough times make Give a Gift more vital
• Walkers’ dismay at long closure of path
• Messages of thanks as postie James retires
• Safety call after accident Car mounted pavement and careered into wall
• 850 returned walking aids saves NHS Forth Valley £6.5k
• Glory for uni at nursing awards night Accolade for early years practice programme
• Race to bridge funding gap to help little Mylo
• Rotary’s terrific £500k hospice gift milestone
• All the stats on recent weather
• Senior US official’s meet up with teens
• Book ahead for holiday perfection
• Housing plans at Blairlogie Eight self-build plots proposed
• Help on heating gives Kathleen peace of mind
• Liam selected for space role
• National award glory for social enterprise
• Fears over nuclear attack by Soviets sees Red Cross volunteers prepare unit
• Escaped prisoners hunted down by police
• Scotland can be proud
• Confusing road signs are a danger
• Emergency numbers
• Can you fill gaps in Polish troops story?
• District News
• Ollie stars as squash club keeps up record in league
• Butchart leads boys to Scottish success
• Unbeaten run ended by slick Stenny side
• Muirhead’s team set for tilt at Euros
• BINOSSOFAR OFFTHEPACE Boss full of praise for squad

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