Oldbury
As part of the Government’s consultation on the draft Nuclear National Policy Statement we are bringing an exhibition to your area. It will give you the opportunity to find out more about the draft Nuclear National Policy Statement, the assessment of the site in your area, and offer you the chance to give us your views. In addition there will be a public discussion meeting which you are invited to attend. As space is limited, it would be very helpful if you could register to attend so that we can assess numbers. Spaces will be on a first come, first served basis and a waiting list will be available should the meeting be full.
Public Discussion
Due to popular demand we have moved the Public Discussion Meeting to a larger venue to accommodate more people. The meeting will now be held at The Severnside Complex
The Severnside Complex, Thornbury Leisure Centre
Saturday 6th February
| Registration, Tea and coffee |
09:00-10:00 |
| Public Discussion Meeting |
10:00-12:00 |
Online registration for the Public Discussion has now closed.
On-line registration for tomorrow morning's public discussion is now closed. However please do go the the Thornbury Leisure Centre in the morning as we anticipate we will be able to give you a seat at the meeting. Please be at the Leisure Centre by 9.40am to help us allocate you a seat.
Exhibition
Turnberrie's Community Centre
| Date |
Time |
| Thursday 4th February |
09:00-19:00 |
| Friday 5th February |
09:00-19:00 |
| Saturday 6th February |
09:00-16:00 |
You do not need to register to attend the exhibition. Please just come in at a time that suits you. There will be staff from the Office of Nuclear Development available to answer any queries you may have about the draft Nuclear National Policy Statement.
For school parties wishing to attend the exhibition we ask that you reserve a specific time to visit, please contact 0845 004 8841 to arrange this. We expect the content of this exhibition will be appropriate for students aged 16 or over. Please note due to space restrictions we will only be able to accept groups of a maximum size of 20 students.
Venue Information
Parking facilities & cost:
There is complimentary parking available on-site.
Public transport access:
The nearest train stations are Pilning and Patchway train stations and Bristol Parkway mainline station is 7 miles away. The nearest bus stop is in outside the Leisure Centre. Bus numbers 309 and 310 run every 30 minutes and depart from Bristol Bus Station. Bus number 207 runs 4 times per day and departs from Gloucester Bus Station.
Parking facilities & cost:
There is pay and display parking available in the town centre.
Public transport access:
The nearest train station is Pilning, which is approx 6 miles from the venue. The nearest bus stop is in the town centre. Bus numbers 309 and 310 run every 30 minutes and depart from Bristol. Bus number 207 runs 4 times per day and departs from Gloucester.