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Power cut hits thousands of homes Fault at sub-station cuts power
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A fault at an electricity sub-station has left thousands of homes in the west of Scotland without power.A fault at an electricity sub-station has left thousands of homes in the west of Scotland without power.
Scottish Power said the problem at the Windyhills sub-station was affecting areas from Glasgow to Helensburgh. Scottish Power said the problem at the Windyhills sub-station was affecting areas from Glasgow to Argyll.
It said the disruption extended through the west of Glasgow, Clydebank, Drumchapel and Bearsden. It said the disruption extended through the west of Glasgow, Clydebank, Drumchapel, Bearsden and Helensburgh.
Glasgow's transport network has also been affected. Traffic lights are reported to be out and subway stations have been closed. Glasgow's transport network was affected. Traffic lights were out at many locations and subway stations had to be closed.
BBC Scotland was told that traffic lights were not functioning in streets stretching from Finnieston in Glasgow to Clydebank. It was also reported that Yorkhill hospital in Glasgow was without its main power supply.
Strathclyde Partnership for Transport said Partick and Kelvinhall stations had been closed after they were affected.Strathclyde Partnership for Transport said Partick and Kelvinhall stations had been closed after they were affected.
Scottish Power apologised for the fault, which happened about 1630 BST.Scottish Power apologised for the fault, which happened about 1630 BST.
It said engineers aimed to have supplies fully restored by early evening.It said engineers aimed to have supplies fully restored by early evening.