Northern Powergrid: Last News

Thirteen pedigree dogs were tragically killed after a tree blown over by Storm Dudley knocked a power line of 11k onto their kennel block, electrocuting them.

Twitter to express mock-gratitude and confusion for receiving a compensation cheque from Northern Powergrid for an eye-watering sum of money greater than £2trillion. Gareth Hughes, an accountant from Hebden Bridge, posted a picture of the cheque on the social media platform which has since gone viral, showing a cheque made out to himself from the energy provider for a staggering £2,324,252,080,110.

A woman has died after strong winds from Storm Malik caused a tree to uproot and fall in Aberdeen.

snow to many parts of the UK and leaving some without power as Storm Arwen continues to rage on.This marked the "coldest night of the season", with the chilly weather set to continue until the new year, in what meteorologists predict to be the coldest winter since 2010/11.Snow is also expected to return later this week, with Friday being touted as the most likely day.The Met Office has issued yellow warnings of severe ice across large parts of England for Monday, including London, Manchester, Manchester and Newcastle.North West Motorway Police said 120 lorries got "stuck in the snow" on the M62, while Northern Powergrid said 240,000 customers lost power temporarily.This comes as punters were snowed in for a third consecutive night at the