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Predicting Scotland's power stability amid storms Predicting Scotland's power stability amid storms - Vimarsana News

Predicting Scotland's power stability amid storms Predicting Scotland's power stability amid storms

Predict4Resilience will use AI to help keep the electricity on... Scotland is an area that frequently experiences severe weather conditions, considerably impacting its power supply, especially during storms. For instance, 30,000 homes and dozens of schools were left without power after Storm Otto hit the country in February 2023. When storm season takes hold, power

Rural Scots need more help to stay connected in storms, warns Tory MP - Vimarsana News

Rural Scots need more help to stay connected in storms, warns Tory MP

Andrew Bowie said BT should step in and provide battery backups for residents in rural towns to keep the power switched on.

Scottish Power 'disappointed' over communication errors after Storm Arwen - Vimarsana News

Scottish Power 'disappointed' over communication errors after Storm Arwen

CEO Guy Jefferson said some customers were given "inaccurate" deadlines for when their electricity and gas would be switched on again.

Wartime memories of readers of The Press - Vimarsana News

Wartime memories of readers of The Press

Bill Heppell SOME time late on the evening of Thursday, September 7, 1944, holed up in an old monastery in the mountains of northern Greece, deep in German-occupied territory, a young British army officer wrote a brief entry in his diary. He and a group of Greek partisans had spent the previous night and the early part of that day perched on a hillside above the Jannina to Metsovo road, an eight-hour walk from the monastery, planning an ambush. At 6.30am, a convoy of 17 German trucks approached. “I blew down a few telegraph posts and tried to get andartes [the Greek partisans] to go...