Stirling Observer - 2022-04-15

• FARMERS FEAR FINANCE CRISIS
• Holiday homes plan for former restaurant
• Former printworks may be turned into home
• Correction­s and complaints
• Wheel-y kind Easter effort
• ISLAND TOPPER
• Pleatobe mindful when youvisit outdoors
• Lorry of fertiliser goes up £5,000 to £15,000
• Conservati­ve MSP calls for Boris Johnson to go
• Ukraine children leave Callander
• Shop donates shoes to refugees
• Cake baking trio raise funds for war victims
• Event will highlight the upsides of Doune
• Jailfordad whohad childsex abusepics
• College’s assurance over strike
• WI ensures a tree-mendous welcome to village at Easter
• Ex-wife of clan trust CEO to face trial
• Kippen garage could be turned into home
• Volunteers make a difference to loch litter problem
• Meander willboost fundsfor Maggie’s
• Lochside farm can be yours .. for a cool £1m
• Infants taken into care not placed with their siblings
• Campus up for award
• Balfron 10k back after gap
• Clean sweep at business park
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• - Conservati­ves
• - Conservati­ves
• - Green Party
• Fill in census by May 1 or be fined
• Just days left to make sure you can vote
• - Liberal Democrat
• - The Scottish Family Party
• ‘Wonderful’ Barbara to help raise hospice cash
• House of horrors is worth a short stay
• Big Jump in quality with super sequel
• Gameplay lets Ghostwire down badly
• Mystery takes far too long to play out
• Photos show off splendour of spring
• District News
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• OCTOBER 1984
• Black-out training is voted a success
• Exhibition at World’s Fair
• Leglessher­o’sdance successwit­hdaughter
• Black Boy fountain is a naked distractio­n
• Results Saturday, April 9
• Fixtures Wednesday, April 13
• Saturday, April 16
• Castle storm to win over derby rivals
• Night League ends with shining performanc­es
• BETH’S ROLL OF HONOUR AT CALLANDER
• Albiona goodbet torestore theirpride

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