 Fallin-based electrical contractor Stirling Electrical Services Ltd. celebrated the official launch of our new Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Point Installation service on Monday 17th February.
Formed in 1996, the company have a large client base throughout Scotland carrying out electrical and security system work in homes and businesses. The new EV charge point service is fully approved by both UK and Scottish Government grant assistance schemes OLEV and Energy Savings Trust, enabling Stirling Electrical Services Ltd. clients to apply for financial assistance for the installation of a new EV charge point at their home. After many months of preparation company director Scott McLean said “The EV industry is an exciting opportunity for us, we have invested heavily in training and qualifications for our EV team and our office-based and electrical teams have worked tirelessly to prepare for the launch of this new service. It is approaching 5 years since Stirling Electrical Services Ltd. launched our security systems division, ‘Stirling Alarms’ and everyone is excited to bring our new EV service to the local area." The company have launched a new website www.stirlingEV.co.uk to provide current or soon-to-be owners of electric vehicles with information and guidance on the process of having a new EV charge point installed for their vehicle. Across our electrical and security system services we currently have opportunities available for qualified electricians and security system engineers to join our team. Vacancy information is available at www.stirlingelectrical.co.uk/recruitment
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At the start of each month I take a look back at the previous month's weather information for Stirling. More historical weather stats can be found on the Stirling Weather website. January 2020
As well as the main weather website, Facebook and Twitter, in the Stirling Observer published each Wednesday I look back and take a look ahead to what the Stirling Weather has in store for us.  Stirling Castle (18 January 2020)  Stirling Weather Information
Past Week Sunday January, 5 to Saturday January, 11 The first working week of 2020 was wet and windy. A weekly rainfall total of 86.6mm was our highest weekly total since mid-March 2019 with over two inches of rainfall recorded on Friday evening and Saturday. Our maximum wind speed recorded was 47mph on Tuesday 7, our highest of 2020 so far. Despite a couple of mornings of frost it was in general a mild week with four days reaching double figures and the 12.9ºC recorded on Tuesday 7, is our highest temperature of the winter season. Maximum Temperature: 12.9ºC Tuesday January, 7 Lowest Temperature: -2.7ºC Friday January 10 Maximum Daily Rainfall: 37.3mm Saturday January, 11 Weekly Rainfall Total: 86.6mm Maximum Wind Gust: 47mph Tuesday January, 7 The Week Ahead Similar to last week this week also started off wet and windy with wind speeds around 45mph on Monday. It will remain blustery for most of the week. Wednesday could be a drier day but rain is expected to return on Thursday. Most of the wet weather this week is expected to fall as rain but at lower levels it could turn occasionally to sleet. There are signs that from Friday and into the weekend that more settled conditions will move into the area and with that temperatures would drop to freezing and below. Earliest Sunrise: 08:30 Latest Sunset: 16:23 Did You know: It’s been a wet past week and the longest period in January we have went without any rainfall was for 6 days during 2017. On January 26, 2016 we recorded our wettest January day with 43.8mm of rainfall with over 9mm falling in just one hour in a month that saw 231mm of rain. For the local weather news including historical and real-time weather information from Stirling visit www.stirlingweather.co.uk and on social media @stirlingweather and also our weather editor @scottlmclean Cancel It Please!! - that was the cry from over a thousand runners when we woke up to the relentless rain & wind on Saturday morning. : But how glad are we all now that they didn’t - what fun was had running through lots of mud & puddles getting battered from the rain & wind and then someone threw in some hills - well lots of hills. : Well done to all the runners, organisers & volunteers for their magnificent efforts in such horrible conditions. : Sounds weird & silly but that’s the best fun I’ve had running in many years. At the start of each month I take a look back at the previous month's weather information for Stirling. More historical weather stats can be found on the Stirling Weather website. December 2019
As well as the main weather website, Facebook and Twitter, in the Stirling Observer published each Wednesday I look back and take a look ahead to what the Stirling Weather has in store for us. Below: Stirling County Cricket Club on December 15, 2019.  So there goes another Christmas and with it another year with no festive snow. The last time we had snow in Stirling on Christmas Day was in 2010 during the cold spell that lasted from November, through December and into January 2011. Some would say that we had enough of the cold and snow during that spell to last a decade but in keeping with the season it would have been nice if we had some snow over the festive periods since. In last week's Stirling Observer newspaper (article below) I wrote more about the 2019 Christmas weather. As well as the main weather website, Facebook and Twitter, in the Stirling Observer published each Wednesday I look back and take a look ahead to what the Stirling Weather has in store for us.   Stirling Weather Information
Past Week Sunday November, 24 to Saturday November, 30 Another week of contrasts which ended with our lowest temperature of the Autumn -6.6ºC on Saturday November, 30. That day was also a sub zero day with the temperature rising only to -0.6ºC resulting in a cold average temperature for the whole day of -4.4ºC. Compare that to the beginning of the week when on Tuesday November 26, the temperature climbed to nearly double figures: 9.5ºC and the average daily temperature was 8.6ºC. Tuesday, 26 was also our wettest day of November with nearly 15mm of rainfall in what was a dry month 96mm, around half the rainfall of the 184mm that we recorded during November 2018. Maximum Temperature: 9.5ºC Tuesday November, 26 Lowest Temperature: -6.6ºC Saturday November, 30 Maximum Daily Rainfall: 14.99mm Tuesday November, 26 Weekly Rainfall Total: 24.9mm Maximum Wind Gust: 18.0mph Tuesday November, 26 The Week Ahead Forecast: By mid-week we will have lost the cold air that dominated last weekend and with the jet-stream strengthening from the west it will result in low pressure systems from the Atlantic heading our way, meaning a return to wet and at times windy conditions. Rain on Thursday is also expected to see the strongest of the wind with gusts at low level around 40mph. Temperatures are likely to reach double figures by the end of the week around 12ºC before falling close to freezing again as we approach next week. Earliest Sunrise: 08:27 Earliest Sunset: 15:40 Did You know: With wind returning in this week’s forecast our highest recorded wind speed in the month of December was 51.8mph on December 5, 2015 during Storm Desmond, on a day that also resulted in 64mm of rainfall in Stirling. (from Stirling Weather records since 2009) For the local weather news including historical and real-time weather information from Stirling visit www.stirlingweather.co.uk and on social media @stirlingweather and also our weather editor @scottlmclean  Stirling Weather Information
Past Week Sunday November, 17 to Saturday November, 23 We recorded our lowest temperature of the season so far -6.4ºC on Tuesday November, 19. Temperature wise it was a week of two halves with a cold start giving way to mild and drizzly conditions in the second part of the week. On both Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 the average daily temperature was below freezing -2.2ºC and -2.1ºC respectively. Maximum Temperature: 9.2ºC Saturday November, 23 Lowest Temperature: -6.4ºC Tuesday November, 19 Maximum Daily Rainfall: 4.6mm Saturday November, 23 Weekly Rainfall Total: 9.4mm Maximum Wind Gust: 18.0mph Thursday November, 21 The Week Ahead Forecast: In what looks like being a reverse of last week, this week will be mild and wet until mid-week before turning colder with overnight frosts as we approach the end of the week and into the weekend. During the colder half of the week the air flow will come down from the north and it could bring with it some wintry showers during the weekend and beginning of next week. Wind will generally be light. Earliest Sunrise: 08:15 Earliest Sunset: 15:44 Did You know: Our highest recorded wind speed in the month of November was 48.3mph on November 12, 2015. This year November has been relatively calm with our highest speed recorded so far only 28.8mph. (from Stirling Weather records since 2009) For the local weather news including historical and real-time weather information from Stirling visit www.stirlingweather.co.uk and on social media @stirlingweather and also our weather editor @scottlmclean This week’s weather related photo taken by Helen Balmforth - Sunrise over the River Forth at Fallin. Stirling Weather Information
Past Week Sunday November, 10 to Saturday November, 16 It was a cold week with the average temperature only 2.3ºC. Only two nights were frost free and on Wednesday November, 13 we recorded our lowest Stirling temperature of the Autumn so far -3.2ºC. On the evening of Sunday November, 10 rural areas to the north of Stirling recorded their first moderate snowfall of the season which for a few hours affected some roads. Maximum Temperature: 7.7ºC Tuesday November, 12 & Friday November, 15 Lowest Temperature: -3.2ºC Wednesday November, 13 Maximum Daily Rainfall: 10.2mm Sunday November, 10 Weekly Rainfall Total: 23.4mm Maximum Wind Gust: 29mph Tuesday November, 12 The Week Ahead Forecast: After a cold start to the week we will lose the overnight frosts in the second half of the week as the temperature begins to rise peaking around 9ºC during the weekend. Any brief wet weather mid-week could be wintry but with a few showers forecasted towards the end of the week and weekend it will fall as rain. Wind will increase slightly during the second part of the week. As we move into next week it looks like staying unsettled with rain at times. Earliest Sunrise: 08:02 Earliest Sunset: 15:51 Did You know: The most rain to fall in a single November day was over two inches (56mm) on November, 23 2011. That daily total is around the same amount of rain as we have recorded during the first three weeks of November 2019. (from Stirling Weather records since 2009) For the local weather news including historical and real-time weather information from Stirling visit www.stirlingweather.co.uk and on social media @stirlingweather and also our weather editor @scottlmclean Stirling Electrical Services were pleased to offer our services in the installation of the new defibrillator at Cambusbarron Community Centre. We hope it does not have to be used but it's good to know it is there if required for all in Cambusbarron Village. |
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