Internet is back for 85 percent of the Island’s CableVision clients, and 93 percent of video subscribers are now back online, as post-hurricane restoration work continues.

CableVision CEO Terry Roberson said work at the East End had concluded today — but crews were kept busy throughout the rest of the Island.

CableVision workers will deal with the following areas tomorrow: North Shore Road from Winton Hill Lane to Aubrey Road; Claytown Road; Summit View Drive; Limehouse Lane; Cottage Hill Road, Lane and Drive; Abbots Cliff Road; Link Lane; Bakery Lane; Market Lane; Rockville Lane and Close; Warehouse Lane; Ferrar’s Close; Richmond Road; Woodbourne Avenue and Crescent; Sharon Lane; Serpentine Road; Woodlands Road; Uppington Crescent; Parsons Road to Glebe Road and all neighbouring streets; Orchard Grove; Derwent Lane; Robert Avenue North; Church Lane; Railway Terrace; Friswell’s Hill; Pitt’s Bay Road between The Fairmont Hamilton Princess and Hidden Lane; Long Bay Road; Cambridge Road; East Shore Road; Gwelly Lane; Honeysuckle Lane; Long Point Road; Broome Street; Beacon Hill; Wefo Road; Tween Walls and Southbend Lane.

Subscribers who have noticed crews at work in their neighbourhood but who are still without service should contact the company at 292-5544.