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Making sure our customers can speak to us 24 hours a day, 365 days a year takes a lot of juggling!
Hello and welcome to our first ever blog post. I’m very excited about this and our bloggers are too, so I wanted our first post to explain why we have started blogging.
Today is National Women in Engineering Day, a day when the Women’s Engineering Society wants to highlight the great opportunities for women in engineering. I’ve been working as an engineer for more than 20 years and, while there are not that many of us around, it’s never made the slightest difference that I’m female and it is a great career to be in.
I’m really proud to let you know about a new telephone number that you can call 24 hours a day if you ever have a power cut. Here at UK Power Networks we’ve been working with other electricity companies across the UK to make sure anyone across England, Scotland or Wales can call it to get through to the right company during a power cut.
This week is Recycle Week and this year’s theme is ‘Recycling at Home and Away’. I recycle everything I possibly can when I’m at home. And as sustainability manager for UK Power Networks I’m always looking out for ways to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill sites.
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, Emma Barbour, Talent Acquisition Partner at UK Power Networks offers her top 10 tips for securing an apprenticeship.
We’ve just launched a live chat service on our website. It’s a really easy way for our customers to get in touch with us and ask us anything from questions about power cuts to how they move their electricity meter.
Customers with no gas in Ampthill, Maulden and Clophill
Posted on 16 November 2016 01:29 PM by rudli1m
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To allow us to help National Grid Gas and manage the increased demand on the electricity network during the loss of gas supplies in your area we have taken several steps.
Torrential rainfall has caused flooding across various parts of London, submerging some electrical equipment and the floods are impacting our engineers’ ability to travel to sites.
Ever wondered what to do if the lights go out and who you should call?
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Can you move an electricity pole in your garden that supplies both your neighbour’s and your property?
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I’m having a new kitchen fitted and want to move my electricity meter. How do I do this?
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