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Heathrow considering legal action against National Grid over fire
Heathrow Airport is considering legal action against National Grid after a report found the fire which caused the airport to shut down was a result of a known fault at an electrical substation. An investigation found that National Grid, which owns the substation which supplies Heathrow, had been aware of a problem since 2018 but failed to fix it.
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An inquiry has found that an electrical substation fire that shut down Heathrow Airport in March was caused by a preventable ...
A report into a fire that resulted in Heathrow Airport shutting down for nearly a day has been released - what are the key ...
The fire at an electrical substation was caused by a short circuit in a part that hadn’t been properly maintained by National ...
King Fahd International Airport, which is also known as Dammam Airport and is also in Saudi Arabia, is currently the largest ...
Athleisure brand Lululemon has today (4 July) opened its first airport store in Europe, at Terminal 5 at London’s Heathrow.
Today, lululemon opens its doors in Heathrow Terminal 5. Marking an exciting milestone, it is the first lululemon store in a ...
Who comes out clean from the chaos that engulfed Heathrow Airport in March? Today’s revelations from the NESO report were ...
A report into what caused a substation fire in March 2025 that left Heathrow almost powerless has placed the likely blame on ...
Final investigation by National Energy System Operator concludes fire was 'most likely' caused by moisture seeping into ...
National Grid has insisted its management teams were “not made aware” of problems at a London electricity substation years ...
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