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Stirling Observer News for 1 July 2009

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Open day for tenants Jul 01 2009

STIRLING Council tenants and residents have been invited to a housing open day in the Albert Halls on Saturday, July 11.Read

Honoured for labour of love Jul 01 2009

STIRLING University has honoured two people who have been at the forefront of the Labour party in recent years.Read

Animals in the Thistle Jul 01 2009

SOME people might think that a city centre shopping trip is already a bit of a jungle experience.Read

Summer book club for children Jul 01 2009

KEEPING the kids happy over the long summer holidays can often be a hard task for parents.Read

Prize guys at UK games expo Jul 01 2009

A BOARD game invented by local entrepreneurs Richard McLuckie and Stuart McKenzie Walker has won Best Party Game at the UK Games Expo in Birmingham.Read

Proposal no ‘cheats charter’ Jul 01 2009

EVICTING poor council tenants for rent arrears is to become a thing of the past in Stirling.Read

Parking now free at Linden Avenue Jul 01 2009

FREE parking has been introduced at a poorly used Stirling city centre car park which is at the centre of a long-running row.Read

Papal award for Hilary Moraes Jul 01 2009

ONE of Stirling’s prominent community activists has been honoured by The Pope.Read

Don’t let dogs die in hot cars Jul 01 2009

STIRLING Council’s Animal Control service has issued a warning not to leave dogs in cars during hot weather.Read

Four more swine flu cases in Forth Valley Jul 01 2009

FOUR more cases of swine flu have been confirmed in NHS Forth Valley over the weekend.Read

Workshops aim to fight racism in the community Jul 01 2009

CENTRAL Scotland Police and Amina – the Muslim Women’s Resource Centre – are hosting an event aimed at reducing racism and encouraging tolerance in communities across the area.Read

Cleaning cuts are still on the cards at Stirling Council offices Jul 01 2009

A REQUEST to put on hold proposals for a shake-up of cleaning at Stirling Council’s Viewforth headquarters appear to have been dismissed.Read

Parties in class row Jul 01 2009

DISRUPTION in classrooms is to be put under the microscope – but without the help of Labour and Lib-Dem councillors.Read

Library under threat Jul 01 2009

CENTRAL Library could be closed under options being considered by Stirling Council.Read

Rotary walk for charity Jul 01 2009

MEMBERS of the Rotary Club of Stirling are preparing to don their walking shoes for charity on Sunday.Read

D-Day return for veteran Jul 01 2009

A D-DAY veteran has returned to the beaches of Normandy to pay tribute to his fallen comrades at the 65th anniversary of Operation Overlord.Read

City life will be a beach this summer Jul 01 2009

STIRLING will have its own beach this summer.Read

Recycled bikes on offer at Riverside Jul 01 2009

The opening of Recyke- A-Bike’s new shop took place recently in Stirling’s Riverside area.Read

Top cop says crime is down Jul 01 2009

FEWER people in Central Scotland became victims of crime last year as the result of a drop in recorded offences, a report has revealed.Read

Avon ladies help make up an amazing £14m for Breakthrough Breast Cancer Jul 01 2009

AVON ladies from the Stirling area have been answering the call to raise money for charity.Read

Christina’s super glory Jul 01 2009

CHRISTINA Chalk made it a dream double on Saturday when she was chosen as this year’s Stirling Observer Supermodel.Read

Skull tells secrets of castle past Jul 01 2009

A SKELETON at Stirling Castle is shedding light on the often harsh realities of life noble knights.Read

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