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Moving in - where does power come from?

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loonytunes | 19:27 Thu 21st Feb 2008 | Home & Garden
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I am buying a house which was repossessed by a bank. The power is cut off and, last time I bought a house (20 years ago), you just called the local electricity board and they switched it on for you. In these days of greater choice, how do I know who to call to do this? I have no idea who the last supplier was. I am concerned that, if I choose any one of the suppliers, it will take a long time to arrange. Any thoughts?
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when i moved into my current home I wasnt sure who supplied my power either! I phoned British gas who gave me the number for transco. they should point you in the right direction
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