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Stirling Observer News for 10 August 2012

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Lomond tourist organisation welcomes Scottish chief Aug 10 2012

SCOTTISH tourism chief Malcolm Roughead met with members of the Loch Lomond business community last week to discuss how to deliver improved visitor services to the area.Read

New boat to make waves against anti-social behaviour Aug 10 2012

A SPECIALIST police search unit unveiled their latest weapon in the fight against anti-social behaviour.Read

MSP Alex Neil flags up energy hotline Aug 10 2012

SUMMER may be in full swing, but the Scottish Government this week urged people in the Stirling area and beyond to be prepared for the looming winter months.Read

Ben Lawers gets a facelift Aug 10 2012

NEW visitor facilities at the National Trust for Scotland’s Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve near Killin, designed to be more in keeping with the mountain landscape, are now open to the public.Read

Doubt over freedom for Andy call Aug 10 2012

THE MSP for Dunblane is hoping Andy Murray’s Olympic heroics can be recognised in his home town.Read

Olympic chance for Mhairi Aug 10 2012

STIRLING’S involvement in the Olympic Games hasn’t ended with Andy Murray’s gold and silver medal haul.Read

Woman locked up for vicious scissor attack Aug 10 2012

A WOMAN who carried out a vicious scissor attack on a man at a house in Stirling has been locked up for 11 months for the offence.Read

gold postbox in dunblane

Olympic fans cause post box damage Aug 10 2012

THE latest tourist attraction in Dunblane has already had an overhaul – just two days after its installation.Read

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