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Bury Power Outage Affects Thousands

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Thousands of homes in Bury experienced a sudden power outage on March 11th, with up to three thousand properties affected. The cause was identified as an issue on a high voltage cable. Electricity North West teams worked swiftly to restore service, with progress updates shared online. By 7:25 PM, the number of affected homes had dropped to 767, and full restoration is expected soon.

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Bury Power Outage Affects Thousands

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bury Power Outage Affects Thousands. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 11, thousands of homes in Barry lost power this evening after a sudden outage hit the area. The blackout started around 4.55 pm on Wednesday, March 11, affecting up to 3,000 properties at its peak. Electricity Northwest quickly identified the cause as an unexpected problem on a high-voltage cable. Teams rushed to the scene, promising to restore service safely and as fast as possible with an initial estimate of 755 pm. Residents in neighborhoods, like Holyrood, faced the biggest disruptions dealing with no lights or heat during the evening rush. Many turn to updates online to track progress amid the frustration. Good news followed soon after, as engineers got power back to large sections of the grid. By around 7.25 pm, the number of affected homes dropped sharply to just 767. Electricity Northwest continues working through the night and with their track record on these fixes, full restoration looks likely before too long.

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