Stirling Observer - 2022-04-27

• Fifth of households in area not filled in Census
• New suicide prevention group has youth focus
• Takeaway permission isrefused
• Drug services boost in effort to cut deaths
• Elaine does it in style to help Ukrainians
• £2k paid out for cars damaged by potholes
• Firm finds a tree-mendous way to mark its 125th anniversar­y
• Snack bar idea rejected
• Dunblane bank loss is raised in Holyrood
• Gran’s diaries from time in Malta inspired author’s WW2 thriller
• Kids help lay down Roots for the Future
• Brewery’s collapse is due to the pandemic
• Whisky tasting to help cancer charity
• £3k boost will give kids a taste of how farms produce food
• Free digital skills courses on offer
• Bull sale will be one of biggest
• World Athletics adopts Daily Mile
• Use your vote to make things better on May 5
• Our residents deserve more
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• Emergency numbers
• Easter date crucial in battle strategy
• Miners are spooked by ‘ghostly presence’
• District News
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Hall about Rebecca’s career-best display
• Second half workrate is key to County win v Bulls
• Carrick goal lifts end of season fare
• Curlers on world title trail
• Young to sit down with his squad as attention steers towards next season

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