Jo Taylor has had couple of enquiries about whether or not the red tubing to the houses which do not have meters at the road, and who are not getting the new installation, will have their red tubes buried.

Gavin (EG20) the man in the know says “In short, and in principle, the answer to your question is yes…  that said however where the box for the meter is too small to comply with current regulations the answer is no the tubes will not be buried into the wall if there is no room in that area of the wall for the installation of a larger meter box  – the tubes will be taken to the wall and sufficient length left to enable the new box to be installed in an approximate area where a larger meter box could be installed (something similar to the case with yourself for example).

In all cases however roads will be left perfectly.

I will have a complete walk around the installation to date tomorrow and confirm where things are at as regards non-burying of tubes and will raise anything that needs to be raised with Inbradi on Monday.

On Thursday evening, mains electricity surge problems occurred throughout the area. The following is a statement from the President Jo Taylor. “On Thursday night the electrical failure caused problems and damage in many houses, including mine.  On Monday I will be going to the Insurance Centre and Sevillana to report the problem.  I will let you know what I find out.”

Today we have had 3 more houses agree and pay for connection to the new electricity system. This leaves 10 houses that will not be included. Also this now means we have all the monies needed to complete the project.