Stirling Observer - 2022-04-20

• Lotsof help for Ukraine at mart
• No jail term for drug supply duo
• Hospital spit thug is jailed
• Farm hub plan for former pump house
• Bannockbur­n House backdrop as kids re-enact battle on film
• Man (48) dies at top of Ben Ledi
• Dunblane fence removed after parents hit out
• Glassmaker­s enjoy Tartan Day star turn
• Curfewfor banneddriv­er seenatwhee­l
• ‘BEST’ HOSPICE SHORTLISTE­D IN STUDENT AWARDS
• Rugby pioneer named as chieftain of Games
• Slavery abolition debates may have inspired paintings
• Forrester to bring Laurel and Hardy classics to life
• Wildlife group’s link to climate film
• A vow to scrap the monthly bin collection­s
• Local issues top of the list for councillor
• Wolves were once ‘howl’ over Stirling
• Emergency numbers
• Councillor argues rooms are too small for a suite
• District News
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• More urgency as stakes are raised
• Late blow in Super6 opener
• First half show is enough for Milton win
• Elgin City bogey still hanging over Binos
• Golf returns
• Squash teamare aiming fortitle
• ELGIN HOODOO STRIKES AGAIN

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