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Stirling Observer News for 3 August 2012

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£1.1m boost for Loch Lomond National Park visitors Aug 03 2012

CABINET Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment Richard Lochhead visited the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park this week to hear how a £1.1 million investment is to be spent.Read

Pantry pair in line for award Aug 03 2012

ALVA businesswomen Angie Craven and Susan Fleming are hoping to enjoy the sweet taste of success after being nominated for a national honour.Read

Allotments hopes for Doune are growing Aug 03 2012

ALLOTMENTS are coming a step closer for avid gardeners in Doune.Read

Man in ravine fall drama Aug 03 2012

POLICE said this week that a man trapped inside a car for 17 hours after the vehicle had fallen down a ravine, was recovering in hospital.Read

Pub giant's second bid for premises Aug 03 2012

NATIONWIDE pub chain JD Wetherspoon has submitted a two-pronged bid to open a venue in the centre of Stirling – yards from where the firm hopes to open a separate venture.Read

Big Mac chewed up and spat out Aug 03 2012

McDONALDS have been told they’ve had their chips over plans to build a fast food restaurant near St Modans High School.Read

Camphill Blair Drummond residents take part in photo project Aug 03 2012

RESIDENTS at Camphill Blair Drummond have blazed a trail as part of a photography project that’s hoped will put the focus on Stirling.Read

Police pledge crackdown after Dunblane park complaints Aug 03 2012

DUNBLANE-BASED police officer Jim Young insists he’s determined to clamp down on the alcohol-fuelled anti-social behaviour said to be blighting the lives of those using Laighhills Park.Read

Runners under starter’s orders for Killin 10K Aug 03 2012

RUNNERS inspired by the exploits of their Olympic heroes will get the chance to go for gold at the Killin 10K.Read

Voluntary sector gets show of support Aug 03 2012

DELEGATES gathered in Stirling last week to officially recognise the contribution the voluntary sector makes to the work of the emergency services.Read