Stirling Observer - 2022-05-20

• Labour athelm ofcouncil
• ARRYN WILL BE TRULY MISSED
• Pals make a splash with charity paddle effort
• Correction­s and complaints
• Public health hazard fears over poo mess
• Uni’stop 5spotfor research ishailed
• Big cycle effort by little Grace
• Share your royal memories or Platinum jubilee plans with us
• Labour take control of council with Tory deal
• Walkerinhi­ll rescueafte­r injuringle­g
• ‘Superstar’ Arryn is fondly remembered
• Jailed after driving while banned
• Firm lodges an appeal for Thornhill proposal
• Guitar and voice master is guest at city folk club
• Cablaunche­s Universalc­redit adviceserv­ice
• Man caught with over £1k of heroin
• IT’S CRUNCH TIME FOR CLIMATE ACTION
• Caravanpar­k canexpand
• Embezzlert­o payback£3k
• Bronte overjoyed to get new swing
• Events getfunds
• Balfron’s Eco Festival is green for go
• MSP shares LGBT story in action call
• 84th birthday gift to charity
• Scope to tell castle history in a new way
• Barbara adds her voice to do
• Planning applicatio­ns
• ‘New’ Burrell set to collect even more visitors
• Killearn pub given beer garden permission
• Woman’s threats to police
• Over 55s art class
• Time to compete at Thistle Awards
• Time to move forward with urgency and tackle injustice
• Now to focus energy on fuel crisis at hand
• Parliament­ary committee visits city for climate talks
• War graves Week walk in Balfron
• Gartmorepl­antsaleaid­shospice
• A FAMILY PASS FOR BLAIR DRUMMOND SAFARI PARK
• Hdeisatdri­ecrt hneerwe s
• Hveoaicdee­or fhtehre People
• Wedding delayed after pair’s ‘prank’
• Footballer’s death sparks vaccine rush
• Man savaged by boar
• Horse meat on menu
• Fallinin cupfinal glorybid
• Hspeaodrte­drihgerset
• More titles for orienteers
• Good momentum at champs
• Saturday, May 14
• Junior curlers off to confident start
• Sponsor appeal as racer Jack is tipped for top
• DAN IS THE MAN FOR ALBION

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