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Make Sure You’re THE VOTING AGE FOR SCOTTISH ELECTIONS HAS BEEN PERMANENTLY LOWERED TO 16. MAKE SURE YOU’RE #IN.
Registered to Vote REGISTER NOW AT GOV.UK/REGISTER -TO-VOTE Over 24,000 Household Enquiry The information is required in order forms have been posted to homes in that the ERO knows who is eligible to Clackmannanshire to confirm those vote at each address. The easiest way to do this is online at eligible to vote at that address. Pete www.gov.uk/register-to-vote. It only Sixteen year olds will be eligible to Wildman, The Electoral Registration takes about four minutes and electors vote in the Scottish Parliamentary Officer (ERO) is requesting that over 16 will need their National elections on 5th May 2016, so electors all households who have not yet Insurance Number when applying. as young as 14 should be included responded to the form do so as soon as on the form if they will be aged 16 or More information and applications to possible. over by 30/11/2016 and are British, vote by post or proxy are available at A response is required by one of the Commonwealth or European Union www.saa.gov.uk/central options listed on the form - online, citizens. telephone or text or by returning All new electors or anyone who has the completed form for free in the changed their name or address will also envelope provided, even if no changes need to apply to register to vote. are necessary. Carbon Superheroes Muckhart Primary learnt more about energy efficiency as part of a competition
The children were tasked by Clackmannanshire Council’s Home Energy Advice Team to create a friend for Doug, Home Energy Scotland’s energy efficiency mascot. The children worked very hard to design a Carbon Superhero who could step into Doug’s shoes and help people become more energy efficient when he was on holiday. The winners received a £10 gift voucher and a game from the competition sponsor British Gas. All of the children were provided with an Energy Saving Pack which included advice and tips to keep their family home more affordably warm and about how to save energy, and amazed For free and impartial energy efficiency energy efficient. at how creative the children have been. advice call the Council’s Home Energy Jacqui Mackenzie from Home Energy I am sure that Doug will appreciate all Advice Team on 01259 450000 or email Scotland said: “I was impressed at how of his new friends.” them on receptive the children were to hearing [email protected]
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Take a Cycle Round Our Beautiful Area Clackmannanshire is a wonderful The Devon Way (Route 767) - This county for cycling, whether you’re section of the NCN takes leisure a novice, cycling with your family, riders and commuters alike from exploring with friends or looking for Alloa, through Sauchie, Fishcross and something a little bit more adventurous Tillicoultry before reaching Dollar. in the Ochils. Our cycle network can take Along the way you’ll be able to take in Whilst each route can be enjoyed you all over, getting you into the heart the great views, visit historic towers or separately, all join together to create a of our magnificent scenery. stop for some well earned refreshments circular route around Clackmannanshire. at any number of local cafés that are For those just returning to cycling, Much of our network provides fully dotted around the route. commuting to work or aiming for an off-road, high quality, 3m wide, fully easy ride out with friends and family we Route 768 - Our most recently accessible, user friendly routes that can have our National Cycle Network (NCN) completed route provides a lovely user- be accessed by walkers, cyclists and routes. friendly link from Tullibody through equestrians. Menstrie, Alva and on to Tillicoultry. Route 76 - Part of the Round the Log onto ClacksWeb to find out more. Forth route, running 134 miles between Berwick-upon-Tweed to Clackmannanshire View - Summer 2015 Edinburgh, Stirling and Kirkcaldy. Our
Give us your Tel: 01259 450000 email: [email protected] Speirs Centre 25 section of route 76 takes cyclists from @clackscouncil Wins Architecture Award The multi million pound regeneration of the Speirs people of Clackmannanshire, hosting Clackmannan, with its historic tower, Centre has won a prestigious community events, weddings, meet the This RIAS recognition is the latest in architecture award. author opportunities and interesting a number of such awards given to talks on areas of local interest. The The Royal Incorporation of Architects regeneration projects in Alloa over Speirs Centre now features: views on View in Scotland (RIAS) awarded the the past few years. The Forth Valley Historic Scotland Special Award for a new modern library facility College Campus project and the Conservation and Climate Change for redevelopment of Kilncraigs into a through Alloa and Cambus, and along local and family history facilities the project designed by LDN Architects headquarters for the Council have been with access to all of Scotland’s birth, LLP. They praised the regeneration awarded a number of national prizes death, marriage, old parish records, saying “adapting an impressive and commendations for their design open censuses and much more Victorian public baths and gym with and regeneration qualities. Welcome to your new look View, our an uncompromisingly new extension customer service facilities for all side the River Devon towards Tullibody, delivers important new community enquiries, payments and bookings facilities and offices.” The centre has registration of births, deaths and also recently won the Edinburgh marriages Architectural Association Ambassador Award. public wi‑fi and computers for public residents magazine. use The impressive community hub then onto Stirling with amazing views re‑opened in October last year, and exhibits showing the history and has since proved very popular with the heritage of Clackmannanshire seating and relaxation areas across to the Ochils. We’ve been producing View in a newspaper format since 2008, Route 764 - Running 12 miles from Cycle Routes Lead the Way delivering it to every household in Around Clackmannanshire Clackmannan to Dunfermline, this direct Clackmannanshire four times a year. 11 route follows the line of an old railway we hope you find interesting and In line with all Council budgets, we’ve as it travels east through woods and informative and is published four times reviewed the budget for View and come past farmland. The route offers views a year. up with a publication which costs half of the Ochils to the north and the River as much as the former edition. The new If you have any suggestions, questions Forth with its three bridges to the south look magazine is available online via or comments on View please contact and with opportunities for the more ClacksWeb and from Council offices, us by writing to The Editor, View, adventurous to head north towards CAPs and libraries. It still contains a Communications, Clackmannanshire Gartmorn Dam or on to the Devilla wide range of information, covering all Council, Kilncraigs, Alloa, FK10 1EB or Forest trails - why not get out and Council services as well as information email us at [email protected] and put explore! from our partner organisations that the word ‘View’ in the subject box.
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PROPOSED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN AS MODIFIED
CLACKMANNANSHIRE PROPOSED Guide to Future LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Development AS MODIFIED The Local Development Plan (LDP) which will guide the future use and development of land in Clackmannanshire for the next 20 May 2015 Clackmannanshire C ouncil www.clacksweb years has been approved. .org.uk 55
The Local Development Plan for Local Development Plans provide a The plan will help the county develop Clackmannanshire represents the robust, plan-led approach to land use in a sustainable way which meets the Council’s position in terms of policies planning and development, setting needs of our community and supports and the sites and projects it wishes to out a clear, concise, long-term vision and encourages business to grow in promote and support. It is reviewed for the future development of an area Clackmannanshire. The plan has been every five years, and the approved and providing relevant and up to date subject to significant consultation and plan has been subject to consultation policy guidance. Along with a guide scrutiny, and will help communities and examined by a Reporter from for the development of sites, it also have confidence in how development the Directorate for Planning and provides supplementary guidance in is guided in the years ahead. Environmental Appeals. The Reporter’s areas such as affordable housing and The LDP can be viewed on ClacksWeb. recommended changes to the plan energy efficiency. The plan is now were generally minor in nature and did submitted to the Scottish Government not require significant changes to the for final approval. LDP. Owning a Flat and Organising Repairs
Becoming a homeowner brings with to the building. Owners are it responsibilities for repairs and charged an appropriate share maintenance. However, if you own of the cost of works done. The a flat with common areas, it can be shares are set out in the title difficult contacting other owners to deeds of your property and are discuss and agree works that may be normally an equal share. For required to the block. Owners would example, if your flat is in a block need to obtain prices from contractors, of four, you will be charged a arrange for works to be done and quarter share. ensure the contractor is paid by The Council has produced a everyone. ‘Statement of Services’ which However, where at least one flat is still explains the responsibilities of owned by Clackmannanshire Council, both the Council and owner some of the maintenance works could by providing information on be arranged on your behalf by the services, charges, communication Council as the property factor. and homeowner responsibilities. A copy of the Statement can be As property factor the Council carries found on ClacksWeb. Please out maintenance to common parts contact us on 01259 450000 if of a block, for example, cleaning of you would like a copy sent to you guttering, roof inspections and repairs or for further information.
4 Clackmannanshire View - Summer 2015 New Affordable Housing As part of the Council’s ambitious plans The Tillicoultry project is being to regenerate our communities and managed by our new partners, meet housing needs, three new housing Kingdom Housing Association, who are projects are underway. These projects also building 27 new homes at Alloa will provide 67 new homes, all built to Road, Tullibody, the site of the former the highest quality, and meeting the Tullis Tannery. This is Kingdom’s first latest energy efficiency standards. development in Clackmannanshire. It started on site in February and will be At Sauchie, new council housing is completed early in 2016. The project being built on the former Fairfield cost is £3 million and Kingdom will school site. Nineteen homes are being new ideas and additional benefits to receive £1.7 million grant from the provided, a mixture of 1, 2 and 3 our affordable housing programme in Scottish Government. bedroom flats and houses. The project Clackmannanshire. I was delighted to is costing £2.16 million, and the Council Council Leader Councillor Les Sharp hear that at their Tullibody site they has received £874,000 grant funding said: ‘I am delighted that not only have arranged work placements for from the Scottish Government. are we providing the highest quality local people, and with the local school housing, but we are contributing to design artwork for the site, including At Ann Street, Tillicoultry, thanks to to the regeneration of three of our a £1,000 donation to the Delph Pond £782,000 from the Scottish Government communities, and also providing Forum.” Town Centre Fund, the council is local employment. I am also very completing a £2.463 million project to For further information and to be impressed by the work of our new provide 21 homes for rent mainly for considered for one of these new development partners Kingdom elderly and disabled people. properties email [email protected] or Housing Association. They are bringing phone 0845 055 7070 (select option 2). Heeps of Disturbance Payments Winnings Stopping Marion Sharp of Devonway was Clackmannanshire Council spends the winner of Clackmannanshire over £6 million every year carrying out Council’s Home Energy Efficiency modernisations to our council houses. Programme (HEEPs) competition In recent years specifications have been which was held to obtain enhanced to include decoration and feedback on recently installed flooring, particularly within kitchen and energy efficiency measures. bathroom replacement programmes.
Mrs Sharp was delighted with her prize of £100 of shopping vouchers and Our central heating replacement commented that she “was over the moon and thrilled to bits” with her new programme includes an “A RATED” boiler. heating and insulation. She noticed a big difference on her energy bills since the If used correctly this can reduce ongoing improvements and her home is now much warmer and comfortable to live in. fuel costs for tenants by up to £600 per year and will ensure our houses are as Councillor Sharp, who presented Mrs Sharp (no relation) with the £100 prize energy efficient as possible. stated that “With the help of Scottish Government funding the Council’s Given these enhancements, the Council Housing Service has now installed over £11 million worth of energy efficiency will no longer be paying a disturbance improvements into the homes of local residents and has a further £4 million payment following contracts to replace earmarked for further improvements over the next two years.” kitchens, bathrooms and central heating within our tenant’s homes. The Council’s Housing Home Energy Advice Team have accumulated over £600,000 in energy savings for local families who have experienced difficulty in We will always strive to keep disturbance to an absolute minimum during paying their fuel bills. our improvement programmes. A Free and impartial energy advice is available to all Clackmannanshire disturbance payment will still be paid householders by calling the Home Energy Advice Team on 01259 450000 or by should your home require a full electrical email at [email protected] rewire.
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New Home for Nature A tranquil area of wetland and grassland series of events will be advertised in the Trust, and these were then extended in on the south-eastern edge of Alloa near future. the mid 2000s by the Council’s landfill has become RSPB Scotland’s newest project. RSPB Scotland’s Anne McCall, Regional nature reserve, and the charity’s first Director for South and West Scotland, Councillor Donald Balsillie, Convener in Clackmannanshire. This follows the said: “We’re delighted to be taking on of Enterprise and Environment, said: Council leasing the land to the charity. the management of the Black Devon “This joint working will ensure the Black Devon Wetlands, which is popular Wetlands and we hope to transform it long term management by a respected with walkers, is also a special place for into a reserve that will not only help conservation body for this unique birds and wildlife, such as snipe, short- wildlife, but also provide local people natural heritage site located right on eared owls, teals and black-headed with a great nature experience right on the doorstep of Clackmannanshire gulls. their doorstep.” residents.” Work to improve the various habitats at Black Devon Wetlands were originally This project has also been made the site has already started, with much created when soil was excavated from possible with the contribution of more planned for the next few months. the site to cap an adjacent area of the LIFE+ financial instrument of the Visitors are also set to benefit from new landfill. Its managed lagoons were first European Community – EcoCo and paths, viewing areas and signage, and a formed by Clackmannanshire Heritage Clackmannanshire Heritage Trust. Clackmannanshire Forth Coastal Project For the last two years the Sustainability and Clackmannanshire Works teams with the support of RSPB have been running the Clackmannanshire Forth Coastal Project. This project, funded by the Coastal Communities Fund, aimed to raise awareness of the Forth as a natural heritage and leisure resource through green job opportunities and community engagement. The project has four components provided a wide range of opportunities as well as it’s accessibility to our • Employment and training to gain work experience and training in communities. the ‘green job’ market including wildlife opportunities Funding through the project has kick recording, rangers, communications and • Accessible Wetland started the development by the RSPB habitat enhancement. A key part of the of the Black Devon Wetlands as an • Managed Realignment Options posts was community engagement and accessible nature reserve on Alloa’s Appraisal the participants have undertaken work doorstep. The project will taken forward • Community engagement with a wide variety of groups including through the Inner Forth Landscape schools, youth and community groups The project created a number of jobs Initiative and will include interpretation, and care homes. This has involved talks, hosted in a variety of organisations habitat management and boardwalks site visits and building bird boxes all involved including the Inner Forth to enable the public to appreciate the aimed at raising the awareness of the Landscape Initiative, the Council, RSPB birds that use the wetlands throughout Forth’s natural and cultural heritage and Scottish Wildlife Trust. The posts the seasons. 6
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Clackmannanshire residents can be proud of the positive response made to previous recycling challenges which has made us one Your blue bin has not been emptied of the top performing Councils in Scotland. because it is contaminated with: However, we cannot stand still on our journey to a Zero Waste society. 1 Items covered in food The Council provides a reliable recycling residues e.g. pizza boxes service for every household. For this service to be cost effective we need every 2 householder to recycle it to its full extent. Plastic film or wrapping e.g. cling film, bubble wrap, crisp Households that do not recycle are costing bags or other foil bags us over £100,000 a year that we should be spending on priority services. 3 Plastic bags or black bag waste Quality Recycling Collecting clean recycling material is 4 Polystyrene very important. With clean, high quality Your green bin may not be recycling, more material gets recycled 5 Glass emptied because it: into new products and the cost of reprocessing is reduced. 6 Clothing, other texiles or 1 Contains materials that
Getting It Right shoes should be recycled - please remove and recycle them. Green bins often contain waste that 7 Other should be recycled such as food 2 Is too full - please ensure waste. This costs the Council tens of thousands of pounds in additional your bin lid is closed. landfill tax fees every year. 3 Is too heavy - please remove We can only collect clean recycling some heavy items. material in your blue bin. If your bin contains the wrong materials we will not be able to empty it until you have sorted the contents into the correct bin. Householders have a responsibility to use their recycling service in the right way to ensure we collect only quality materials and do not throw away valuable resources. Thank you for your ongoing support to keep Clackmannanshire the top recycling council in Scotland. If you require more information about your recycling services please visit ClacksWeb.
7 Clackmannanshire View - Summer 2015 Enforcing the Law on Tobacco Sales
The legislation in Scotland on the display of all tobacco products and smoking related products and the display of prices of tobacco products and smoking related products has changed. The legislation came into effect for large retailers in April 2013 and from 6th April 2015 all remaining tobacco retailers must comply. This includes “on trader” licensed premises such as pubs and clubs including private members clubs. Trading Standards will be carrying out visits to local traders to ensure the display ban requirements are being complied with. All tobacco retailers must store tobacco products and smoking related products out of public sight, and there are restrictions on the size of each temporary display for making sales and carrying out maintenance. From the same date all prices and price labels must be displayed in specific formats set out in the legislation. Trading Standards will also be carrying out work in relation to proxy sales of tobacco products. It is illegal for a person aged 18 or over to purchase cigarettes for a person under the age of 18. If a person is caught doing this then they can face a fine of £200, prosecution and a criminal record. Education If you see a person buying cigarettes on behalf of children, exercises will be carried out with local traders and they will contact Trading Standards on be given posters to display on their premises to inform the 01786 443322 public about proxy sales. at [email protected] or Trading Standards also continue to monitor the sale of tobacco products to people under the age of 18. If anyone has any information on traders that are selling tobacco to under 18s they can pass this information onto Trading Standards in confidence using the contact details below. If any trader requires advice and guidance in relation to any of the matters mentioned above, they can also contact Trading Standards at [email protected] or on 01786 443322.
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First Birthday Celebration for Autism Provision
Clackmannanshire Council’s Autism A secondary autism provision has also The new principal teacher of the Provision for primary children has been further developed in Alva Academy Autism Provision, Ruth McCaskell, said: celebrated its first birthday. and specialist inclusion teachers now “The children and staff have been provide support for children who have made to feel very welcome and have It is based in Alva Primary School autism spectrum disorders in schools settled in well. The children enjoy and is the only provision of its kind in across Clackmannanshire. being pupils in Alva Primary.” Clackmannanshire. Seven pupils on the Autism Spectrum currently attend. Being based within Alva Primary School In recent months parents have worked allows inclusion in mainstream classes together to raise funds to develop This provision forms part of a to be planned for each child individually. the courtyard area which provides range of recent Education Service In addition carefully planned learning a safe space for children to play and developments which aim to provide activities are provided for individual learn outdoors into an attractive and a high quality education for all local children and small groups within the stimulating garden. children who have an autism spectrum purpose built rooms in the provision. disorder. Faster Broadband for Businesses Local business could get a grant of up Benefits to businesses as a result of faster, To apply for a broadband to £3,000 to upgrade to faster, better better broadband include: grant you must be a small broadband through the Broadband or medium sized business, • Growing and accessing new markets Connection Voucher Scheme. The scheme or a registered charity, social enterprise or through better communication with provides grants of up to £3,000 to cover sole trader located in Clackmannanshire customers and suppliers the capital and equipment or Stirling. costs of upgrading • Increasing security Applying is simple, just follow the steps business broadband through fast secure below: connection. The business back-up of data Visit www.connectionvouchers.co.uk and pays the VAT charged • Increasing use the eligibility checker to make sure and the monthly line productivity and you can apply. You can then either: rental to the service improving customer provider. The monthly service through Option 1 Choose an Off the Shelf deal costs vary by provider faster upload and from the list of suppliers online. No forms. and package, but a download speeds No fuss. quarter of businesses pay £40 per month • Upgrading broadband Option 2 Get a bespoke quote from a or less. The scheme will also help to future- broadband supplier in your area and has been launched proof business for the complete an application. in 50 areas across digital challenges of Full details are listed on the Connection the UK including tomorrow Vouchers website Clackmannanshire www.connectionvouchers.co.uk and Stirling. 9 Clackmannanshire View - Summer 2015 Families Urged to Get Support
Drug and alcohol experts in Forth Valley NHS Forth Valley’s Elaine Lawlor, Forth are urging families of the 3,000 people in Valley Alcohol and Drug Partnership the area believed to be affected by drug Coordinator , said: “We want people to feel or alcohol misuse to come forward and that they can ask for help, so please don’t seek support. Their appeal comes amidst worry about seeking support. The service the growing use of so-called legal highs, we provide is non judgemental and highly wrongly touted as legal. confidential. Support can be delivered for families on a one-to-one basis or Services are now seeing young people in a group setting. We can also chat misuse, there are likely to be two or three with physical injuries after taking them things over with you on the telephone other people who are directly affected. and the damage caused will have lasting and can also offer practical training to Families have a critical role to play in effects requiring medical intervention. The help empower families to take action to helping people on the road to recovery by Alcohol and Drug Partnerships recognise support the one they love.” engaging more fully in their recovery plan. these issues will be a real concern for families in Forth Valley, and want them to The Forth Valley Alcohol and Drug Further advice, training or support is know that help and more information is Partnership team estimate that for every available from the Alcohol and Drug available to them. person who has problems with substance Partnership on 01786 454787. Family of Doctor Gave and Received Organs to Save Lives A consultant with NHS Forth Valley whose donated to a student the same age, family have both donated and received and both her kidneys and liver were organs for transplant, is appealing to local also donated for transplant. people to join the organ donor register. Dr Tyler explained: “It was in line with Dr Helen Tyler, who works in intensive her wishes and gave her family the care at Forth Valley Royal Hospital, says knowledge they had done one last the death of her cousin helped save the thing for her. She had been training to life of another 19 year old. Meanwhile her be a doctor and always wanted to help father in-law benefitted from two kidney someone and through donating her transplants. organs they believed she had achieved that. It gave them some sort of hope She said: “I think the most important thing that they could take from a really is that people talk about organ donation devastating event.” and discuss their wishes and beliefs with family members. It’s a great opportunity to Age is no barrier to becoming do something positive at what is a terrible an organ or tissue donor, time for those left behind.” nor are most medical conditions. People in their Helen’s cousin Caroline was in her 70s and 80s have become first year at medical school when organ donors and saved Helen was in her final year at the same many lives whilst the university. Sadly Caroline stepped out oldest recorded cornea on to the street and was hit by a lorry. donor was 104 years old. She never regained consciousness and suffered brainstem death. Her heart was To join the NHS Organ Donor Register, visit www.organdonationscotland.org 10 Clackmannanshire View - Summer 2015
Speirs Centre Wins Architecture Award The multi million pound people of Clackmannanshire, hosting This RIAS recognition is the latest in regeneration of the Speirs community events, weddings, meet the a number of such awards given to Centre has won a prestigious author opportunities and interesting regeneration projects in Alloa over architecture award. talks on areas of local interest. The the past few years. The Forth Valley Speirs Centre now features: College Campus project and the The Royal Incorporation of Architects redevelopment of Kilncraigs into a a new modern library facility in Scotland (RIAS) awarded the headquarters for the Council have been Historic Scotland Special Award for local and family history facilities awarded a number of national prizes Conservation and Climate Change for with access to all of Scotland’s birth, and commendations for their design the project designed by LDN Architects death, marriage, old parish records, and regeneration qualities. LLP. They praised the regeneration open censuses and much more saying “adapting an impressive customer service facilities for all Victorian public baths and gym with enquiries, payments and bookings an uncompromisingly new extension delivers important new community registration of births, deaths and facilities and offices.” The centre has marriages also recently won the Edinburgh public wi-fi and computers for public Architectural Association Ambassador use Award. exhibits showing the history and The impressive community hub heritage of Clackmannanshire re‑opened in October last year, and has since proved very popular with the seating and relaxation areas
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Take Control and Feel Better
Stress Control Classes Well-Being workshops Living with or supporting someone with a mental health We have developed a series of Our Stress control courses are proving problem? as popular as ever - over 1,000 people Community Workshops to help you have now accessed the course. develop better coping skills. If yes, then a four week course is available, starting in Alloa on Tuesday Learn to understand and manage Feel better, live better, boost your 6th October. stress. Learn to control your body, your confidence and control your emotions. This course, which runs weekly thoughts, your actions and your panic. Choose from any of the following: Just turn up, sit back and learn some from 6-8pm is delivered by great ways to control stress and regain Managing Stress Clackmannanshire Integrated Mental control of your life. Assertiveness Health Service and will help you to: Stress control is a six week course run Relaxation Raise your awareness and all year round and available to anyone understanding of mental health Improving your mood living or working in Clackmannanshire issues Building your self esteem or Stirling. Help you to recognise and manage For more information or to register To find out more or reserve a place, stress better please contact 01259 215048 or email contact Carsebridge House on Address and support you with [email protected] 01259 215048 feelings you may have Meet others in similar situations, share experiences and gain support Changes to Supported Find out more or register on the course by calling the Phoenix Centre on 01259 Bus Services 215048. Working with Community The supported bus services The changes can be summarised as follows: Groups funded by the Council will be Service C64: Alloa Town centre will be changing from 31st August Do you belong to a community group? renumbered Service C1 and will operate to 2015. Are you sometimes stuck for speakers? an amended timetable The bus routes and service We can deliver free Mental Health Service C68: Menstrie - Alloa; numbers will change and new Service C69: Glenochil - Alloa - Dollar; Awareness sessions, approximately timetables can be found on will be replaced by Service C2 operating 2-3 hours long to community groups. ClacksWeb. between Glenochil, Alloa and Tillicoultry These sessions are informative, The new timetables mean the interactive and always get people The Sunday C70 Service will cease Council continues to provide wanting to know more. Contact us on services in communities For all public transport information contact 01259 215048 to find out more. where the current services are Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 For any information on our well used or where there is no (12p per minute) or visit www.traveline.info alternative service. Integrated Mental Health service, please call 01259 215048 or email 12 [email protected]