Belfast City Council has been criticised for asking elected representatives to approve spending £100,000 over four years on light bulbs for City Hall.
Belfast City Council has been criticised for asking elected representatives to approve spending £100,000 over four years on light bulbs for the front of City Hall.
Speaking of the council officer report on contracts, he said: "We allocated just shy of £10 million, and each of the sub descriptions have about 20 words under them. I don't think we are given enough information on STAs. He said: "When I went back to the original report in 2013 it stated that these bulbs should have lasted anything between 12 and 15 years. But we must be burning through them like nobody's business - we seem to be eating them up nearly every year.
Chief Executive John Walsh said: "I can't speak specifically on the light bulbs, but I am happy to take a look at it and bring something back. And I will look at some in-house way to give you assurance around the STA process." "Signify do not supply to clients directly, as they use approved wholesalers. Due to our partnership in the 2013 EU project, we have a wholesale account directly with them."
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