Dros y penwythnos hir, bydd ein tîm yn gweithio ar y safle yn ystod yr amseroedd canlynol:
- 7:00am – 7:00pm ddydd Gwener 1 Mai
- 7:00am – 1:00pm ddydd Sadwrn 2 Mai
- 7:00am – 7:00pm ddydd Llun 4 Mai
Ni fyddwn yn gweithio ddydd Sul 3 Mai.
Over the long weekend, our team will be working on site during the following times:
- 7:00am – 7:00pm on Friday 1 May
- 7:00am – 1:00pm on Saturday 2 May
- 7:00am – 7:00pm on Monday 4 May
We will not be working on Sunday 3 May.
National Grid’s new Little Horsted substation is now energised and operational, adding around 0.5GW of capacity to the transmission network, enough to power 480,000 homes.
The substation is located along the line of pylons running between Bolney and Ninfield and forms part of National Grid’s continued investment in its network across the South East, with £2.7bn investment planned between 2026-31 to maintain, upgrade and futureproof the network.
A new transformer weighing 150 tonnes – equivalent to 25 African elephants – has successfully been delivered to a National Grid substation near Exeter.
When installed, the vital new equipment will help boost the resilience and capacity of the electricity transmission network across the South West, supporting homes and businesses for years to come.
The delivery marks a major milestone in National Grid’s ongoing upgrade to its Exeter substation, helping to ensure the network remains reliable as electricity demand continues to grow.
In March 2026, Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and the Fire Service, visited the London Power Tunnels 2 (LPT2)’s New Cross site. Mr Pipe’s visit was an opportunity to update him on the project’s progression and how crucial this infrastructure is to ensure a safe, reliable, and resilient energy supply for London going forward.
Fel rhan o’n rhaglen fisol o weithgareddau gwirfoddoli gyda Pharc Cenedlaethol Eryri, treuliodd aelodau o dîm y prosiect ddiwrnod yng nghyffiniau’r draphont drawiadol o’r 19eg ganrif yng Nghwm Prysor ger Trawsfynydd.
Ar ôl cael dechrau glawog i 2026, cafodd y gwirfoddolwyr heulwen braf wrth iddynt fynd ati i blannu coed. Cafodd bron i 400 o goed eu plannu’n llwyddiannus yn ystod y dydd.
As part of our monthly programme of volunteering activity in partnership with Eryri National Park, members of the project team spent a day in the vicinity of the striking 19th-century Cwm Prysor viaduct near Trawsfynydd.
After a rainy start to 2026, the volunteers were blessed with sunshine as they set about tree planting. Over the course of the day, nearly 400 trees were successfully planted.