Engineers are continuing to work around the clock to restore power to the remaining 750 customers in Cumbria after the severe floods this week.

Work to switch around 23,000 customers in Lancaster and surrounding areas back to the power grid is set to get under way tomorrow.

Engineers from Electricity North West are set to complete repairs to Cumbria's power network later today. Teams from the electricity network company have been working round the clock to restore power since the severe floods hit on Saturday.

Engineers from Electricity North West continue to work day and night to restore power to the remaining 1,000 customers in Cumbria after the severe flooding on Saturday.

Engineers from Electricity North West have restored power to all areas of Lancaster affected by flooding to the area's main substation.

Electricity North West has confirmed that planned power cuts are not needed in Lancaster and the surrounding area after customers saved enough energy to secure supplies.

Electricity North West is warning customers in Lancaster and the surrounding area that managed power cuts may be needed later today.

Electricity North West is still urging customers in Lancaster and the surrounding area to continue conserving energy use over the next few hours.

Engineers from Electricity North West continue to work day and night to restore power to the remaining 1,000 customers in Cumbria after the severe flooding on Saturday.

Teams from the network are continuing to work around the clock and began gradually restoring power from 06.30 following through-the-night repairs to the main substation in the area.

Engineers from Electricity North West have restored power to a further 1,200 customers in Cumbria.

The power supply to 42,000 customers in Lancaster, Morecambe and Carnforth was lost at 4pm this afternoon.