Stirling Observer - 2022-05-18

• Public warned of giant hogweed hazards
• VINTAGE CARS HOT PROPERTY IN TOWN
• Woman attacked at hotel
• Stirling Scout’s Hebridean fundraiser for Jamboree
• Tollemache rejects offer of deputy provost role
• SNP leader slams plan as‘poorly thought out’
• Hundreds set to turn out for 10k
• BOYS’ BRIGADE OUT TO HELP FIGHT POVERTY
• Professor is honoured for contributi­on to medicine
• Proposal to turn B&B into student accommodat­ion
• New heart scan service for patients
• Safety worry as roadside plan rejected
• Cash to tackle invaders on the riverbank
• ‘New’ Burrell set to collect even more visitors
• New faces urged to be part of National Park
• Record-breaker is back on bike again
• Happy campers in motorhomes
• Now to focus energy on fuel crisis at hand
• Time to move forward with urgency and tackle injustice
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• Health secretary’s praise for NHS team
• Stirling Games go green with plea to plant a tree
• Experts tackle eco issues in Q&A
• Views wanted on period products
• Field can be used for dog training
• Famous Roman fort is focus of Doug’s new book
• Frenetical­ly fun trip is trademark Raimi
• Emergency numbers
• We need to celebrate city’s 900th birthday
• Wedding delayed after pair’s ‘prank’
• Footballer’s death sparks vaccine rush
• District News
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
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• Ethan and Florence collar GB slot in canicross champs
• Stirling County cricketers edged out to narrow defeats
• Wolves coach tells all on his career
• Juniors keep their cool at World Champs with impressive wins
• FLANAGAN OUT AS BINOS RING CHANGES

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