Multiple homes across Renfrew were left without electricity this morning (May 12) following a power cut.
Residents in the Bridge of Weir and surrounding areas woke up without Wi-Fi and the issue was picked up by Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) at 6.19am.
Engineers made their way onsite to find and fix the fault - it was fixed and the power restored before 7.30am.
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The SPEN have apologised for the "inconvenience" caused.
A SPEN spokesperson wrote: "There is a power cut affecting the PA11 postcode area of Bridge Of Weir. We had no advance warning of this and first became aware of it at 06:19am.
"Our engineers are en-route to find and fix the fault as quickly and as safely as possible.
"We expect your electricity supply to be restored by 08:30am. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience."
A further statement added: "There was a fault in your area which has now been resolved."
The areas that were affected by the power cut
Residents in the following postcodes were affected:
PA113
PA113AA
PA113BE
PA113EG
PA113FD
PA113JX
PA113LG
PA113NH
PA113NJ
PA113NL
PA113NQ
PA113NS
PA113NX
PA113PS
PA113PU
PA113QT
PA113QX
PA113QY
PA113QZ
PA113RT
PA113RU
PA113RX
PA113RZ
PA113S
PA113SA
PA113SD
PA113SF
PA113SG
PA113SN
PA113SP
PA113SQ
PA113SR
PA113SS
PA113ST
PA113SW
PA113SX
PA113TA
PA113TD
PA113TE
PA113TF
PA113TG
PA113TH
PA113TL
PA113TN
PA113TQ
PA113WW
PA134RT
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