| 27 October 2011 |
JOBS FEAR AS FIRM SEEKS A BUYER
STAFF at Peacocks in Stranraer will have to wait a little while longer to find out the future of their jobs.
The company went into administration last week, sparking fears for the 13 jobs at the store on Castle Street.
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Residents call for an end to powercuts
SEVERE weather and faulty equipment is being blamed for the ongoing powercuts in the village of Kirkcolm.
The Village Hall was packed with dismayed locals last Thursday, as Scottish Power tried to allay concerns over the ongoing problems
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Opinions split over plans for the region's police and fire services
A GOOD working relationship with the people of Dumfries and Galloway must not be sacrificed for single force police and fire and rescue services.
That's the opinion of senior figures from both bodies, after plans over the future of two of Scotland's blue light services were unveiled.
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Police seek help for missing student
CONCERN is growing over the whereabouts of a Stranraer student who has been missing since early January.
Police in the town issued a statement asking for information on the locus of 24-year-old, Carlus McNicoll.
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