A "fault on the main network" left 2829 Bitterne Park / Townhill Park properties in darkness from 19:37 on Monday evening (Jan 9), according to Southern Electric. By about an hour later power had been restored to all but 254, they said. The problem is not thought to be related to new street lights that have been installed in some areas.
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A "fault on the main network" left 2829 Bitterne Park / Townhill Park properties in darkness from 19:37 on Monday evening (Jan 9), according to Southern Electric. By about an hour later power had been restored to all but 254, they said. The problem is not thought to be related to new street lights that have been installed in some areas.