Stirling Observer - 2018-11-02

• Fake orders worth £60,000
• Dangerous driver gets licence back
• Man’s body found in Hillfoots house
• Mast decision put on hold after a storm of protest
• Speakers tackle major issues
• Balfron home of Hallowe’en spirit
• Safeguards wanted over quarry plan
• Council officials underline pledge to repair rural road
• Rural banking ten minute rule over first hurdle
• Village speed campaign win
• Council workers praised for saving driver from his over-turned vehicle
• Kids thrilled by adventure in playground
• Heather is among new faces
• New transport scheme revs up to help elderly
• Online farmers’ market gong
• Focus on history of Thornhill
• Never mind London or Paris, tourists rate Stirling
• Universal Credit rent arrears rate
• Almost strangled wife in e-cig row
• Pull on your all singing, all dancing silly shoes
• Don’t be shy – the bolder the better
• Business rates bust-up
• Help spread some Christmas happiness
• Pupils play part in theatre of war
• \McLaren High
• Pair succumb to malaria and battle wounds
• Teenager and his comrades buried in shelter collapse
• Resolve bus chaos now
• No place here for trophy hunters
• Debenhams axe talk sparks debate
• Mixed feelings as winter closes in
• Individual­s and groups are praised at Provost’s Awards
• Winners come from all areas of the community
• \Port of Menteith
• Daniel’s stand-up show gets X factor status
• Bumpy ride for inferior sequel
• Busy man Chris can’t find the time to relax
• Bad first-half show spoils it for Doune
• SCOREBOARD
• A LEARNING EXPERIENCE
• Team’s power debut

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