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From YouTube: News Bulletin 21st April
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We are launching a new digital Council news bulletin to provide information on what’s happening across the Council and the Stirling area. We’d like to bring you a regular local weather forecast, so we’re asking any amateur weather forecasters across the Stirling area to get in touch with us so that we can include your forecasts. Email your forecasts and ideas to communications@stirling.gov.uk You can find subtitles for this video on our YouTube channel.
A
I'm
courtesy
Scott,
and
this
is
news
from
Sterling
council.
The
council
is
set
to
sieve
31
million
pounds
over
the
next
30
years
by
installing
energy-saving
streetlights.
The
council
is
borrowing
9.87
million
pounds
from
the
green
investment
bank
to
install
LEDs
in
12,000
street
lights
over
for
financial
years
sterling
is
expected
to
cut
it
straight
like
power
consumption
by
sixty-three
percent
and
reduces
greenhouse
gas
emissions
by
the
equivalent
of
14,000
tons
over
the
lifetime
of
the
project.
The
energy
saved
each
year
would
be
equivalent
to
the
total
electricity
consumed
by
over
850
homes.
A
B
Les
Mis
traditionalist
be
waiting.
It's
bestowing
with
sodium
steel
arms.
These
were
just
19
22
and
even
were
yo
late,
whereas
LEDs
have
more
of
our
stronger,
cleaner
base,
eliminating
wavelength,
let's
gets
improve
conditions
for
circulars
drivers
and
pedestrians.
The
way
also
improve
security,
because
CCTVs
came
back
up
and
just
better
on
my
way,
LED
light.
So
it
means
the
Cylons
safety
for
members
of
the
public
in
this
sea
montanes,
the
LED
lights
are
darker.
That
I,
actually
love
is
the
same
league
level
is
just
hope.
B
The
ladies
distributed,
let's
do
with
the
fetting
demote
direction
flow
of
late.
It
means
there's
less
light
pollution
into
gardens
and
two
cups
bedrooms
and
also
into
the
next
guy.
It
shouldn't
be
our
criticism,
because
that's
more
directional
wave
also
six
considerable
amounts
of
energy,
which
is
why
the
new
Memphis
very
nice
addition
to
the
benefits
the
legs
can
be
damned
they
can
be
beta.
A
stronger
way
depending
in
the
neaten
particular
area,
has
also
major
environmental
benefit.
An.
A
Exciting
new
program
for
this
year's
off
the
page
book
festival
has
been
unveiled.
The
festival
is
organized
by
sterling
libraries
and
funded
by
Creative
Scotland
and
will
run
from
the
5th
to
the
16th
of
me.
This
year's
program
of
talks
and
workshops
features
award-winning
crime,
writers
to
news-miner
and
Helen
Fitzgerald
and
author
of
the
much-loved
Katie
Morag
series,
Mary
haderach
off
the
page
tickets
cost
five
pounds
or
three
pounds
for
concessions.
Although
some
of
the
events
are
free
of
charge,
tickets
are
available
now
from
all
libraries
across
sterling
and
from
the
toll
booth.
A
The
program
can
be
picked
up
in
libraries
and
other
community
venues
across
sterling
or
online.
The
team,
at
the
forefront
of
the
autism
strategy
for
clackmannanshire
and
sterling
will
be
sharing
their
work
at
a
special
event
to
mark
Autism,
Awareness
Month
the
event.
A
trap
block
community
campus
on
the
twenty-third
of
April
will
give
those
attending
a
chance
to
learn
about
the
progress
made
on
the
local
strategy.
Over
the
past
year.
A
Organizers
will
also
officially
launched
a
new
app
designed
to
help
people
with
autism
to
deal
better
with
life
changes
as
well
as
a
new
online
directory
of
autism
services
and
to
keep
safe
scheme.
A
marketplace
of
stalls
will
also
give
people
the
chance
to
browse
and
learn
more
about
local
autism
services
to
find
out
more
about
the
event.
At
a
book
of
place
visit
autism,
Forth,
Valley,
co.
Uk
you
can
find
out
more
about
all
of
these
stories
on
our
website.
This
has
been
used
from
Stirling
Council.