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Mersey Ferry services resume after Storm Éowyn battered the region - Liverpool Echo

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The ferry services were suspended yesterday

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Mersey Ferry services resume after Storm Éowyn battered the region - Liverpool Echo

The ferry services were suspended yesterday

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Council responds to nearly 70 emergency reports following Storm Éowyn

Westmorland and Furness Council responded to almost 70 emergency reports following Storm Éowyn yesterday (January 24).

·Barrow-in-Furness, United Kingdom
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400 reports of storm damage on rail tracks - including flying trampoline - but services start to resume

Rail services are resuming in the wake of Storm Eowyn but services are likely to remain disrupted until noon.

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Mid and East Antrim Council services update after Storm Éowyn

Following Storm Éowyn, Mid & East Antrim Council has been carrying out health and safety inspections on Council services and facilities and can provide the following update for tomorrow (Saturday 25 January 2025):   • Cemeteries will open as normal. • Public toilets will open as normal. • Football pitches: All morning matches are cancelled (Ballymena Showgrounds will be open in the afternoon). • Household recycling centres will open as normal • …

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NIFRS Statement: NIFRS Storm Éowyn Operational Incident Update - 10am - Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service

Friday 24 January 2025 Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS), Group Commander, Alan O’Neill said: “NIFRS has been responding to incidents related to Storm Éowyn across the province. From Friday 24 January at 12am to 10am NIFRS Regional Control Centre received 164 emergency calls; 36 calls related to fallen trees, 3 calls related to electrical polls and 2 calls related to road traffic collisions. Fire Crews were mobilised to 59 of these …

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