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Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterAs daily cases of coronavirus reach record highs, community coronavirus testing for Stirling residents is available in Callander from today until Sunday.Residents across Stirling who do not currently have any symptoms of Covid-19 can voluntarily attend the coronavirus testing unit, which will be available at McLaren Leisure Centre.There is also the opportunity to pick up Lateral Flow Device (LFD) testing kits to take home in a pack of seven as part of efforts to reduce levels of Covid-19 across Stirling.There is no need to book and testing is available at McLaren Leisure Centre, Mollands Road, Callander, FK18 8JP today (Friday), Saturday and Sunday from.

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