Stirling Observer - 2022-03-30

• Campaigner­s in new quarry protest
• Siblings go to great lengths for Ukraine
• ‘MasterChef gave me appetite for business’
• Funbox finale date set
• Blow for runners as marathon axed
• Planners say yes to 66 solar panels
• Principal’s silence on dispute slammed
• Clacks librarian Ian is hero of Bookbug sessions story
• Call to write off school meal debt
• Safari Park treat for 50 Ukrainian orphans
• Young climate strikers take protest to streets
• Have an adventure but do it responsibl­y
• Russian director quits Superglass
• Uni experts part of wild meat study
• ‘My team made me feel very welcome and supported me’
• ‘We had loads of jobs but not enough people to fill them’
• POSITIVE RESULTS FOR FORTH VALLEY NURSES
• Budget is ‘little’ help for needy
• Whisky making back in city after 170 years
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• Film set to tell female samba band’s stories
• Colourful writer and politician studied in new book
• Ukraine: How YOU can help
• Recycling is not a strong point for all
• Dnipro kids’ arrival is a ray of sunshine
• Follow us ...
• Graveyard’s devilish and witchy history
• Emergency numbers
• 122-year-old gas firm closes doors
• Baker fined for false food coupon claims
• Golfer and marine scientist to receive honorary doctorates
• Graduation List for Friday, April 1
• District News
• Voice of the People
• Dread-filled oddity takes too wild a turn
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Bridge of Allan face must-win tie in league
• Relay fine show by Central men in national race
• Hendrie is the hero for Milton in derby
• Bad week for Binos ends on a good note
• Torrent of tries in U18 victory
• Second half comeback seals U16 trophy win
• BINOS ARE RIGHT BACK ON TRACK

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