Stirling Observer - 2022-03-25

• £100k for new dementia hub
• Climate protesters in new strike demo Fridays For Future activists will take to Stirling streets
• £3k bike haul teen is given prison warning
• Lisa wins praise for her fine dining dishes
• Villager’s caring idea for refugees
• Donated supplies reach those most in need
• Politician­s urge firm to re-think
• Dunblane set to be left without a bank
• Reuse shop is open after revamp
• Season launched by young anglers Allan Water restoratio­n work highlighte­d at ceremony
• DOGS ARE IN NEED OF THE QUIETER LIFE
• 268 workers in limbo as firm announces it is relocating
• Complaint over support for additional needs child is partially upheld
• Praise for ‘incredible’ staff on the frontline
• Mum calls for better awareness after film trip with autistic son
• Woman egged on dog to bite police
• Chemists’ chronic pain help
• Heating bill help for agricultur­e workers
• Engineerin­g company’s kind gift to PLUS Forth Valley
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• Refurbishe­d Toll Plaque installed in Balfron village
• Bill to pardon miners backed
• Graffiti-buster Gail is cleaning up city’s streets
• New transport projects driven by local needs
• Families are struggling with bin cuts
• Dread-filled oddity takes too wild a turn
• District News
• Voice of the People
• Village hears of its first war casualty
• Dim view taken of evacuation plans
• Late goal stunner sinks 10-man Binos
• Bridgehaug­h youth rugby camps back next month
• Fishing returns
• Doune denied by hero goalkeeper
• SPFL League Two

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