Friday, 12 March 2010

Perth FM news - 12th March 2010

River Braan renewable energy proposal rejected

A proposal to create a renewable energy scheme at the River Braan gorge has been put on hold after Scottish ministers rejected the plans. The Scottish Government have decided to uphold the decision of the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) to refuse a license, over concerns about how the scheme would impact upon the lower part of the Braan.


New treatment benefits stroke patients at Perth Royal Infirmary

An innovative new physiotherapy treatment is being put to good use at Perth Royal Infirmary's dedicated stroke unit. Stroke patients often have difficulties grasping and releasing objects but with new upper limb splints they can practice the actions, which gives them far greater control over their treatment and recovery. The purchase of the splints has been made possible thanks to money donated to NHS Tayside's Endowment Fund.


Saints set for biggest match of the season

Saint Johnstone travel to Falkirk this Saturday with manager Derek McInnes labelling the match as the biggest of his tenure. Despite last week's 2-1 defeat to Motherwell, a top six finish remains within the grasps of the Saints and victory would see them move above Aberdeen into seventh place. However, McInnes isn't getting carried away and says that his team will be doing all they can to earn the win.

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