they are the actions we re seeing again and again in the wake of storm arwen. communities helping each other to survive. the lord crewe arms is the only place in blanchland that has power thanks to its back up generators, so they are keeping an eye on the vulnerable and providing hot food and drinks. i ve basically come in just to charge my wife s cochlear implant. and without the grateful help of the lord crewe, we would be absolutely snookered. and they re actually doing free soup for the village as we speak. we are surviving, only, cold showers are a bit chilly! but there s been such a community spirit, i don t think we would have survived without the lord crewe. i think half of the community were in there last night. nearby communities, they have had, northern power grid have gone round to give them a bit of community support and things. and as yet, we ve had nobody into the village or in contact from northern power grid. so i would say to them, really, they do need to make at leas
out and telling people to be responsible, i think the key thing people need to understand as there are some very clear mitigations that are some very clear mitigations that are put in place within the settings we are talking about and they come out in terms of negative testing, to gain access. we are talking about communication training, sanitation, ventilation provisions, so there is a huge range of work that is happening within our sector to safeguard not only our customers but also stop so ijust safeguard not only our customers but also stop so i just want safeguard not only our customers but also stop so ijust want people safeguard not only our customers but also stop so i just want people to have confidence that they can still come out, socialise responsibly, as per the health minister suggested earlier on at the prime minister has suggested moving forward. but this is still a challenge as people are going to be concerned with the release of this additional variant. thank you. tho
we will have burst pipes and stuff like that to contend with as well. alison freeman, blanchland. let s talk to somebody who is badly affected by this. irene amiet is in east lancashire and has been without power and water since the storm, which also affects her self catering business. how long is it since you have been without power and water? the power went out at midnight without power and water? the power went out at midnight friday, - without power and water? the power went out at midnight friday, and - without power and water? the power went out at midnight friday, and the | went out at midnight friday, and the water pumps went out to so we have been without water since then as well. white macro is anyone is anyone doing anything about it? i know that they are working hard, but we have had basically no communication from electricity north west. , we thought yesterday it had never been logged. we have
everyone a bit warmer, really. it s going to freeze again in a couple of days, so my worry is, if we are not sorted by then, we will have burst pipes and stuff like that to contend with as well. alison freeman, blanchland. on monday i spoke with steven morrow who was stuck without power in doune, in perthshire. let s get an update from him. nice to see you again, what is the latest? ~ ., ., ,., ., ., latest? we have had the power on for about two or latest? we have had the power on for about two or three latest? we have had the power on for about two or three hours latest? we have had the power on for about two or three hours last - latest? we have had the power on for about two or three hours last night. l about two or three hours last night. it s since went off, about 11 at night. it has been on and off a couple of times this morning but i don t know, they are obviously heading in the right direction, finding the pulse. we have been told possibly later on today, but on the sse
from where our reporter alison freeman reports. they are the actions we re seeing again and again in the wake of storm arwen. communities helping each other to survive. the lord crewe arms is the only place in blanchland that has power thanks to its back up generators, so they are keeping an eye on the vulnerable and providing hot food and drinks. i ve basically come in just to charge my wife s cochlear implant. and without the grateful help of the lord crewe, we would be absolutely snookered. and they re actually doing free soup for the village as we speak. we are surviving, only, cold showers are a bit chilly! but there s been such a community spirit, i don t think we would have survived without the lord crewe. i think half of the community were in there last night. nearby communities, they have had, northern power grid have gone round to give them a bit of community support and things. and as yet, we ve had nobody into the village or in contact from northern power grid. so i would s