Stirling Observer - 2022-03-16

• Councillor’s independen­t route after quitting Tories
• Actor backs bid and shares love for her birth city
• New e-bike charge points
• ‘Virtual’ staff member RITA is comfort to hospital patients
• Domestic abuse on increase in Stirling
• Yob’s violent threats then spat at police officer
• Trial street closure backed
• Highland Games back on summer calendar
• Minute’s silence forlost
• Covid vaccine call for five-11s
• Opinions on £15m Wolfcraig project
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• More charity cash is goal of Ava’s footie fundraiser
• SNP select city candidates for local elections
• Housing OK’d despite recommenda­tion of rejection from officers
• Embezzler is facing jail over unpaid order
• Stirling BID is first in Scotland to join UK board Go Forth director appointed to advisory body
• BB’s book sale raises £1500 for Ukraine
• Workers celebrate First Aid accolade
• Planning applicatio­ns
• LADIES LUNCH HANDBAG WIN FOR SAMANTHA
• Tim Horton’s coffee chain opens in city
• College STEM boxes to inspire pupils
• Ponds and pathways plan for heart of town
• Fishing played huge role in Richard’s varied life
• Enthusiam of culture scene clear to see
• Response to humanitari­an crisis inspiring
• Emergency numbers
• Could King Arthur have visited Stirling?
• District News
• HVeoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Wacky Wes’ fiction a little too strange
• Fergus goes for double
• Stars help raise £9000 on Lions Legacy Tour
• Five-star showing sees County qualify
• Misses prove costly for Stirling students at EK
• Binos team effort earns valuable win
• Invites out to opening golf day at Stirling
• Curlers make push for 2026
• BINOS BACK ONTRACK

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