Power off as poles upgraded

By Abbey Morton 17:00 PM, 19 Jul 2015

POWER cuts swept through parts of Lockerbie earlier this week as works to upgrade overhead lines and poles got underway.

And tomorrow residents in Victoria Park and Ashgrove Terrace will be affected by the necessary disruption.
During this time, power outages may last from 9 am to 4.30 pm.
Last Monday, Scottish Power began work and are set to take just over two weeks as they make their way through the town.
Last week saw Rosebank Crescent, Park Place and Carlisle Road suffered outages.

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