Power cut in Dundee after fire at Scott Fyffe roundabout By Andrew Liddle January 14 2014, 4:59pm January 14 2014, 4:59pm Share Power cut in Dundee after fire at Scott Fyffe roundabout Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://wpcluster.dctdigital.com/thecourier/news/dundee/246518/power-cut-in-dundee-after-fire-at-scott-fyffe-roundabout/ Copy Link Shot of the back of a police officer's jacket with the word police written across the back Dozens of homes in Dundee were left without power after an electrical box caught fire on Tuesday. The incident, which occurred at the Scott Fyffe roundabout in the afternoon, also left businesses along the Arbroath road in the dark. John Rollo, manager of the Boars Rock pub, said: “The power went off about 12.25pm but I’m still not really sure what is going on. “The police came and told us that the power would be off for three or four hours, but we’re going to stay open. “We’ve got the candles out and we’re taking it back to the olden days. “Let’s hope the beer stays cold!” he added. Power had been restored to almost all properties by 6.30pm. For more on this story, see Wednesday’s Dundee edition of The Courier.
