Community Liaison & Engagement
Community liaison and engagement
We're committed to being a good neighbour and keeping local residents and other stakeholders informed ahead of and during construction. Our approach is based on clear information provided as early as possible, genuine two-way dialogue and practical support for local communities.
What you can expect
Advance notice
We aim to write to households and businesses local to our construction activities around four weeks before any major onshore works.
Clear, timely updates
What's happening, where and when, how long it will take, and how we'll manage traffic, public rights of way, access and working hours.
Regular communications
Website updates, e-news bulletins and a quarterly community newsletter (print available on request).
Public Information Days
Held ahead of main onshore works so staff can listen to feedback and share knowledge about upcoming works.
Meeting community representatives
Regular Local Liaison Committee meetings with community representatives.
Inclusive engagement
Information in accessible formats and a range of contact methods. Translation/interpretation available on request.
Talk to us
Contact our Community Liaison Officer, Lee:
- Email: dbs@rwe.com
- Phone (freephone): 0800 254 5459
- Freepost: FREEPOST DBSOWF
We log all enquiries and aim to respond within 72 hours. If needed, we'll escalate issues within the project team and keep you updated on progress and outcomes.
Sign up for e-news bulletins
Sign up for e-news bulletins: click the map to choose the area(s) you are interested in, and we’ll email you before any nearby construction that might cause disruption.
The areas shown are indicative and are here to help you choose which updates you receive.
Quarterly community newsletter
Our community newsletter contains project updates, interviews, insights into archaeological and ecological work, reports about our education outreach activities, community fund information and much more, which can be delivered direct to your inbox.
Our website includes a multi-accessibilty tool, so if you require support to access content on our site, including the community newsletters, please make use of the tools it offers.
Hard copies of the newsletter are available at local libraries or by request.