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    Power cut affects thousands of homes

    THOUSANDS of homes in the Ribble Valley were left without electricity after a power cut.

    United Utilities bosses say most of the 2,000 homes affected should now be reconnected after they were cut off for just over an hour at 1.20am this morning.

    But 200 houses in the Whalley area are still without power as engineers work to fix the power station fault that sparked the problem.

    A company spokesman said it was a "difficult" problem to fix and work could stretch into this afternoon.

    10:08am Saturday 10th May 2008

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    Posted by: barry, mill hill on 3:52pm Sat 10 May 08
    The ribble valley is a dump they dont need lectric
    Posted by: Millie S, Burnley on 4:39pm Sat 10 May 08
    Someone lives in Mill Hill and calls the Ribble Valley a dump?!?!?!?!?

    I work in the Ribble Valley and if I could afford the property prices, I would love to live there.

    The Ribble Valley is the jewel in the crown for Lancashire and it's astounding how much better it is than the surrounding towns.

    I just hope that the filth that have destroyed Burnley, Blackburn, Accrington etc. are never adventurous enough to venture out of their little hell holes and do the same to Clitheroe & Whalley!

    I'd rather live in the Ribble Valley with no power than fester in the other s**tholes!
    Posted by: dolphin, ribble valley on 4:53pm Sat 10 May 08
    Barry, you can't spout about the Ribble Valley being a dump when you live in Mill Hill. I've lived here 27 years in October and I would rather live here that anywhere else. Your problem is, you're jealous because we have nice countryside and scenery, erm what do you have in Mill Hill???
    Posted by: Alice Band, RV on 5:39pm Sat 10 May 08
    Oh, come on people, its obvious Barry is very confused.
    Posted by: working class, mill hill on 5:55pm Sat 10 May 08
    Barry, you can't spout about the Ribble Valley being a dump when you live in Mill Hill. I've lived here 27 years in October and I would rather live here that anywhere else. Your problem is, you're jealous because we have nice countryside and scenery, erm what do you have in Mill Hill???


    no doubt paid for with the sweat and blood from the likes of people who live in places like mill hill
    at least we have electricity
    Posted by: Ribble Man, Clayaton Le Dale on 6:33pm Sat 10 May 08
    What we have in the Ribble Valley is What one would call Heaven on Earth..
    As for the Likes of Mill Hill..Well..Besides.
    .Crumbling Houses..High Crime rates..Unemployment Rife..BNP Stronghold..Gangs of idiots terrorising Local Residents..Well the list can go on forever..Cant it??
    Posted by: dolphin, ribble valley on 6:53pm Sat 10 May 08
    Working class, Mill Hill. What is that comment supposed to mean??? I have been brought up here, both my parents were brought up around here and have worked hard to pay for what they have as have I.
    Posted by: barry, mill hill on 7:10pm Sat 10 May 08
    I am proud of my area we might get a bit of crime now and then, but this place is whiter than white and thats how i like it
    Posted by: Dave the Rave, Foxup on 8:17pm Sat 10 May 08
    The fault wouldn't have anything to do with all the holes and exposed cable around Billington and Whalley? Or is this just in case there is a fault?
    Posted by: MIKEOXLONG on 9:58pm Sat 10 May 08
    barry wrote:
    I am proud of my area we might get a bit of crime now and then, but this place is whiter than white and thats how i like it
    YOU ARE AN ARSE
    Posted by: b on 10:38pm Sat 10 May 08
    Ribble Man wrote:
    What we have in the Ribble Valley is What one would call Heaven on Earth.. As for the Likes of Mill Hill..Well..Besides. .Crumbling Houses..High Crime rates..Unemployment Rife..BNP Stronghold..Gangs of idiots terrorising Local Residents..Well the list can go on forever..Cant it??
    For a man who lives there its surprising that you can't spell Clayton-le-Dale!
    Posted by: lolz omfg, Calderstones on 10:29pm Sun 11 May 08
    lolz some ppl are sad tossers.
    Don't u think that mill hill dude might just be takin the pi55 and wow omfg clal the ceotroircn pciloe smoe fcekur crna't slpel or has mdae a spmlie ltile makitse in tehir slpelnig
    Get a life ffs
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