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Storm Aftermath: Some Glens & Plantations Still Off-Limits as Clean-Up Continues

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Storm Darragh and Storm Eowyn didn’t just rattle our windows and knock out the WiFi – they went full WWE on the island’s glens and plantations, toppling trees left, right, and centre. Back in December, Storm Darragh brought 80mph gusts, leaving homes without power and roads looking like an obstacle course. Just as things were settling down, along came Storm Eowyn in January, throwing even bigger punches, with winds over 100mph reordered at the t…

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Ayrshire Daily News

Storm Eowyn clean-up continues for Council teams

North Ayrshire Council staff are continuing their effort to get life back to business as usual in the aftermath of Storm Eowyn. The storm had a significant impact, bringing gusts of around 100mph to the North Ayrshire coast when it hit last month. Storm debris and fallen trees were cleared by the council’s roads team in the immediate aftermath to help keep travel routes clear. Teams from different services continue to work through a significant …

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