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Stirling

Fiona McMillan, originally from Menstrie, has been hired by Go Forth Stirling to become their new business improvement officer
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Stirling BID appoints new business improvement officer from Menstrie

Stirling County Rugby Club expects more than 2,000 people to attend the event which feature live music and fireworks Stirling County Rugby Club expects more than 2,000 people to attend the event which feature live music and fireworks
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Stirling rugby club announces plans for New Year's Eve celebration with fireworks

(l-r) Councillor Gerry McGarvey, Professor Simon MacKenzie, Head of the Institute of Aquaculture, Professor Sir Gerry McCormac, Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Eileen Schofield, Chief Operating Officer and University Secretary, David Cairns (l-r) Councillor Gerry McGarvey, Professor Simon MacKenzie, Head of the Institute of Aquaculture, Professor Sir Gerry McCormac, Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Eileen Schofield, Chief Operating Officer and University Secretary, David Cairns
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Stirling University facility reaches next stage of construction

CLOSED: Doune Library will be shut for two weeks to allow essential works to be carried out. CLOSED: Doune Library will be shut for two weeks to allow essential works to be carried out.
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Doune Library closed for maintenance

THIN RED LINE: The 93rd Sutherland Highlanders were influential in winning the war against Russia in Crimea. THIN RED LINE: The 93rd Sutherland Highlanders were influential in winning the war against Russia in Crimea.
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Scotland's role in Crimea explored in museum lecture

Carron Valley reservoir to have new ranger team Carron Valley reservoir to have new ranger team
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Carron Valley reservoir to have new ranger team

FUNKY: Art Terry & the Black Bohemians return to Stirling on February 18. FUNKY: Art Terry & the Black Bohemians return to Stirling on February 18.
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Art Terry to play Stirling's Tolbooth

APPLY NOW: Audience members are being sought after for Debate Night's visit to Stirling. APPLY NOW: Audience members are being sought after for Debate Night's visit to Stirling.
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Join the audience for BBC Debate Night

SUCCESS: Bella's scrunchie business has taken off around her school, with all proceeds going to Reanimate. SUCCESS: Bella's scrunchie business has taken off around her school, with all proceeds going to Reanimate.
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Primary pupil's scrunchie success

DEFEAT: Alloa lost out on a spot in the fifth round after losing 2-1 to Falkirk. DEFEAT: Alloa lost out on a spot in the fifth round after losing 2-1 to Falkirk.
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Cup exit 'a sucker punch', says Rice

CUP EXIT: MacIver assisted Alloa's goal to open scoring, but it wasn't enough to secure his side a space in the fifth round. CUP EXIT: MacIver assisted Alloa's goal to open scoring, but it wasn't enough to secure his side a space in the fifth round.
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MacIver: Playoff spots Alloa's focus following cup exit

THISTLESHELPS: Volunteers from the shopping centre paint the Braehead community garden clubhouse. THISTLESHELPS: Volunteers from the shopping centre paint the Braehead community garden clubhouse.
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Thistles report another successful year of community work

SIGHTED: Reports claimed a man was seen carrying a gun near Dobbie's Garden Centre in Stirling. SIGHTED: Reports claimed a man was seen carrying a gun near Dobbie's Garden Centre in Stirling.
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Officers probe firearm claim at Stirling garden centre

Billy Bremner visits St Modan's High School in 1973 Billy Bremner visits St Modan's High School in 1973
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Exhibition opened to celebrate life of Stirling born Billy Bremner

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