Stirling Observer - 2022-03-11

• Free course on responsibl­e tourism launched
• Climate projects are among recipients of £70k lottery funding
• Distillery and visitor centre plan rejected
• ‘Sad day’ as Russian ties severed after decade-long link
• Huge haul ready for mercy mission
• Financial helpfor familiesas thecostof livingrise­s
• Fatal crash driver jailed
• Cash help for veteran 50 years after injury
• 22 Cowie homes taking shape
• Vigilante is fined for Callander disturbanc­e
• Inspiring the next generation
• MPbacks ridingsite project
• Scaled down house plan on estate
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• Lantern walk end to festival
• VISTA project workers do their bit to help community
• WHEEL DEAL IN MOTION
• Wildlife expert’s talk on reintroduc­ing lynx
• Cyclists clock up 1,995 miles for charity which supports rural workers
• Night-time A84 road closures
• ‘Parking and clean streets are priorities’ City businesses reveal their big concerns in BID survey
• Planningap­plications
• Table tennis taster session
• Uni recognitio­n for college’s principal Dr Ken Thomson awarded Honorary Professors­hip
• Amalie takes to stage with stars
• Fancy helping Treelink with spadework?
• Home set to make way for two
• Legend on the rugby pitch, on stage and in his beloved village
• Generosity is a stark contrast to Putin’s tyranny
• Timely visit by minister as uni marks milestone
• Pattinson gets it right as the Dark Knight
• District News
• Voice of the People
• Sport digest
• Binos finally escape bottom zone after win
• Squash team look to make comeback
• GREATSHIFT­BINOS

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