Residents of the remote village of Drimnin have transformed their Village Hall into an emergency response hub thanks to resilience funding from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.
Spring 2018 finished with the month of May being the equal second warmest for the UK since records began in 1910, and the sunniest since records began in 1929, but what does June have in store for us?
As works get under way to improve Camberley’s electricity infrastructure, residents are being invited to attend a community event to find out more about the project...
The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust is inviting applications for financial support to connect to the electricity network in the north of Scotland.
The Royal Wedding at Windsor may now be over, but for some SSEN engineers it will remain an unforgettable experience, as our Regional Supply Restoration Manager for Thames Valley, Jason Black explains in his blog...
SSEN's Paul Roberts and son, Allan, have put their walking boots on and raised £475 for Naomi House and Help for Heroes by taking part in this year’s House2House charity walk.
When Bembridge-based Andrew Sibley isn’t working on overhead power lines or underground electricity cables across the Isle of Wight, he can often be found out on the Solent helping to save lives and rescuing vessels and people who have come into difficulty, playing his part as a member of the local RNLI unit.
Lisa Doogan, SSEN's Director of Customer Relationship Management talks about the launch of SSEN's Facebook Community Groups as its social media team works to empower local community groups and arm them with relevant information for their area.
