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Brixton chitter-chatter & news Jan 2012

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Anyway, I'm off to bed. Whether I'll be up on time in the morning rather depends on whether the power goes off and resets my alarm clock :D
 
What's the point in that? It's hardly going to trend on twitter is it now?

e2a: at minnie and truxta, not nipsla.
 
What's the point in that? It's hardly going to trend on twitter is it now?

e2a: at minnie and truxta, not nipsla.

I don't go on Twatter. Maybe Truxta does though. I'm not sure everyone will know who you are, but you could post a picture of yourself doing it.

All the lights on the skyscrapers in central London seem to be out :hmm::hmm:
 
Even North Korea's at it :mad:

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Maybe a very very large bird has bumped into a power line

Why do I have short power cuts?

A short power cut is a break in supply that lasts for a few seconds. They are common in areas supplied by overhead lines and are often caused by animals, wind-borne debris or lightning.

Wind-borne debris eh?

Maybe it's that rubbish from space that's falling :eek::hmm:
 
Probably all connected to this (as mentioned by Mrs M earlier)

Travel chaos as power cut hits London


Tube travellers were stuck underground tonight after a power cut hit London.
London Underground said the power failure was having a "serious" impact on the whole of the network. Rail services from major stations including Victoria, London Bridge and Waterloo were also affected.
A Tube spokesman said: "There has been a National Grid failure which has affected the underground. At the moment we are assessing the impact of that but it is having a serious impact on the whole system at the moment."
He added: "It's also having an effect on some of our buildings. Certainly quite a lot of the network appears to be affected."
He said the failure happened around 6.15pm and there were likely to be a number of people stuck underground.
He added: "There will be travellers underground. I don't know the extent of that yet. It's at the end of rush hour, the peak period, so it's a busy time."
A spokesman for electricity network operator EDF Energy said: "We have lost supplies to large parts of south London in the last few minutes as a result of a National Grid failure supply in the south London area.
"It's difficult to predict how long this is going to take. National Grid has got to get the circuit back."
A spokesman for British Transport Police said the power cut had affected all major railway stations in south London.
"There is no power in a lot of stations and no trains running in the whole of south London," he said.
 
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