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Over 400 properties still without power in Cumbria after storms batter county

by Jacob Colley
22/02/2022
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Three electricity pylons are pictured with a backdrop of blue skies and clouds

More than 400 properties are still without power after the damage caused during three recent storms.

Electricity North West is working to restore supply to the remaining properties after there were more than 900 customers affected yesterday.

The following areas are still affected by power cuts:

  • Troutbeck, Penrith – 243 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration under review
  • Seascale – 47 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration 3pm today (February 22)
  • Grange-Over-Sands – 21 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration under review
  • Bouth, Ulverston – 31 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration 5pm today (February 22)
  • Plumpton, Ulverston – 12 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration 4.30pm today (February 22)
  • Sparkbridge, Ulverston – 62 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration 4pm today (February 22)
  • Coniston – 21 customers are affected – estimated time of restoration 4pm today (February 22)

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