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Fire causes power cut for Hebden Bridge homes



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MORE than 1,500 homes in Hebden Bridge were left without electricity last night after a fire at a substation.
The blaze at the King Street station in the town begun at around 3.30am and caused minimal damage before three fire crews from Halifax, Mytholmroyd and Todmorden tackled it.

The blackout mainly effected properties in the Savile Road area.
Power was restored by 4.50am.



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  • Last Updated: 05 March 2008 10:59 AM
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HXDave,

halifax 05/03/2008 10:55:24
This should be breaking News - because i didn't know Hwbden Bridge had electricity..........
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jan2,

Hebden Bridge 05/03/2008 11:10:40
Luckily I have huge amounts of aromatherapy candles in my cupboard and just had to throw another pair of clogs on the fire to keep warm...
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Wall-flower,

05/03/2008 14:15:57
anyone awake at that time probably prefers the dark anyway :)
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Barry Leotard,

05/03/2008 15:42:31
I wonder how many crops were ruined during this outage.
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