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Stirling Observer News for 19 October 2012

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Councillor in fake Twitter row Oct 19 2012

Stirling councillor Neil Benny claims he is the victim of a foul-mouthed internet impersonator.Read

Nursery wins top award Oct 19 2012

Doune’s Red Kite Community Nursery was awarded the Scottish Preschool Play Association’s (SPPA) group of the year award at the SPPA’s National Early Years Conference recently.Read

Cranberry juice may not cure infections, say Stirling researchers Oct 19 2012

A Stirling University researcher has found that cranberries and their juices do not prevent certain infections, contrary to previous opinion.Read

Police to clamp-down on fake IDs Oct 19 2012

Extra officers will be deployed in the centre of Stirling this weekend to clamp down on youngsters using fake ID to get into pubs and clubs.Read

Heroes sculpture secures £90k funding Oct 19 2012

FUNDING of almost £190,000 has been secured towards a new memorial in Stirling to William Wallace and Andrew de Moray at Stirling Bridge.Read

Plans unveiled for Stirling Fringe 2013 Oct 19 2012

Stirling is aiming to emulate the success of the capital by staging its very own Fringe Festival next year.Read

Designer produces new medal for Stirling Bull Sales Oct 19 2012

United Auctions (UA) have commissioned one of Scotland’s most exciting artist designers to create an exclusive medal for judges in honour of the first official Stirling Bull Sales.Read

Stirling Bull Sales preview Oct 19 2012

Stirling Bull Sales sees the largest entry of Beef Shorthorn heifers forward to date at the Autumn event – 122 will go under the hammer on Monday.Read

Hill trail open long distance route across Trossachs Oct 19 2012

Scotland’s first end-to end walking trail, which passes through Stirlingshire and the Trossachs, opens to the public later this month.Read

National park tackles knotweed Oct 19 2012

Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park land management team have teamed up with an army of local volunteers to wage war on invasive non native plants across the entire upper catchment area of the River Tay.Read