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Storm Arwen: Business secretary says power cuts unacceptable

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Northern Powergrid said it hoped to restore all homes by Tuesday. Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said the performance of power firms would be reviewed. As of 23:00 GMT on Saturday, some 3,900 homes in North East England remained without power. Winds of 98mph tore down lines causing cuts on 26 November.

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Evening Standard

Energy Secretary to review power firms’ operations following Storm Arwen outages

Kwasi Kwarteng made his comments during a visit to the North East to survey the damage done by the storm.

5 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Energy Secretary says power cuts ‘unacceptable’ during Durham visit

It comes as the Energy Networks Association (ENA) said that 4,025 homes were still waiting to be reconnected as of Sunday morning.

5 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Storm Arwen: Business secretary says power cuts unacceptable

The electricity supplier for the North East says 3,900 homes are still without power.

5 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Power firms warned of operations review after Storm Arwen outages

Energy Networks Association says more than 3000 homes across the UK were still waiting to be reconnected on Sunday.

5 years ago·Scotland, United Kingdom

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom 5 years ago on Sunday, December 5, 2021.

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