A power cut affecting 771 properties on Sunday morning (25 October) has now been resolved, National Grid has confirmed.
The electricity distributor said the outage was first reported at 8.51am and was caused by a fault on high-voltage power lines.
At 10am, National Grid reported that 771 properties were without electricity and that resources were being organised to deal with the fault.
An initial estimated restoration time of 11.30am was issued, with engineers reported to be on their way at 10.14am.
However, National Grid subsequently confirmed that electricity had been restored to all affected properties by 10.20am.
Updates – Sunday 25 October
10.20am – All properties restored
National Grid confirms that power has been restored to all 771 affected properties.
10.14am – Engineers on their way
National Grid says engineers are travelling to the affected area.
10.01am – Restoration estimate issued
The estimated time for electricity supplies to be restored is 11.30am.
10am – 771 properties without power
National Grid reports a fault affecting high-voltage power lines, with 771 properties without electricity.
8.51am – Incident reported
National Grid records the power cut.
Anyone still without electricity is advised to check their trip switches and report any continuing outage to National Grid on 105 or 0800 6783 105.
