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Here at East West Railway Company (EWR Co), listening to and understanding the views of people living and working in the communities East West Rail will serve is fundamental to the way this new rail connection will be designed, built and operated.
Events overview
You're invited to join us at a drop-in event near you this May, where you can find out more information about how the statutory consultation process works.
During the last series of community events in November, people told us they'd like to learn more about the Development Consent Order (DCO) process and how they could get involved. These drop-in events aim to explain what the different stages of the DCO application are and how that process works.
We’ll be explaining how and when you can get involved, so that you and your community are well informed before the launch of the first stage of statutory consultation in the summer.
These sessions are information-only events so that communities are up to speed ahead of statutory consultation and not formal consultation events. However, further details will be made available during statutory consultation which is your opportunity to provide feedback on our proposals.
In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at an event in your local area and sharing more information about the DCO process.
Everyone is welcome at these events. If you have any questions at all, or any access requirements that would enable you to participate in this event then please contact us by phone: 0330 134 0067, by post: Freepost EAST WEST RAIL or by email: contact@eastwestrail.co.uk.
Date
Time
Location
Venue information
Tuesday 7 May
2pm to 7pm
The Bedford Swan Hotel, The Embankment, Bedford, MK40 1RW
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Wednesday 8 May
2pm to 7pm
Cutteslowe Pavilion Hall, Cutteslowe Park, Oxford, OX2 8ES
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Thursday 9 May
2pm to 7pm
Weyland Hall, 8-10 North Street, Bicester OX26 6ND
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Friday 10 May
2pm to 7pm
South Cambridgeshire Hall, Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne, CB23 6EA
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Monday 20 May
2pm to 7pm
Roxton Village Hall, High Street, Roxton, MK44 3EB
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Tuesday 21 May
2pm to 7pm
St Philip's Church Centre, 185 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3AN
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Wednesday 22 May
2pm to 7pm
Comberton Village Hall, Green End, Comberton, CB23 7DY
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Thursday 23 May
2pm to 7pm
Bletchley Masonic Centre, 263 Queensway, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK2 2BZ
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Friday 24 May
2pm to 7pm
Marston Moreteyne Community Centre, Great Linns, Marston Moreteyne, MK43 0DD
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Get in touch
Our team are available weekdays between 9am – 5pm to answer any questions or concerns.
You can contact the team on 0330 134 0067, by email contact@eastwestrail.co.uk, or by post at FREEPOST East West Rail.
Here at East West Railway Company (EWR Co), listening to and understanding the views of people living and working in the communities East West Rail will serve is fundamental to the way this new rail connection will be designed, built and operated.
Events overview
You're invited to join us at a drop-in event near you this May, where you can find out more information about how the statutory consultation process works.
During the last series of community events in November, people told us they'd like to learn more about the Development Consent Order (DCO) process and how they could get involved. These drop-in events aim to explain what the different stages of the DCO application are and how that process works.
We’ll be explaining how and when you can get involved, so that you and your community are well informed before the launch of the first stage of statutory consultation in the summer.
These sessions are information-only events so that communities are up to speed ahead of statutory consultation and not formal consultation events. However, further details will be made available during statutory consultation which is your opportunity to provide feedback on our proposals.
In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at an event in your local area and sharing more information about the DCO process.
Everyone is welcome at these events. If you have any questions at all, or any access requirements that would enable you to participate in this event then please contact us by phone: 0330 134 0067, by post: Freepost EAST WEST RAIL or by email: contact@eastwestrail.co.uk.
Date
Time
Location
Venue information
Tuesday 7 May
2pm to 7pm
The Bedford Swan Hotel, The Embankment, Bedford, MK40 1RW
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Wednesday 8 May
2pm to 7pm
Cutteslowe Pavilion Hall, Cutteslowe Park, Oxford, OX2 8ES
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Thursday 9 May
2pm to 7pm
Weyland Hall, 8-10 North Street, Bicester OX26 6ND
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Friday 10 May
2pm to 7pm
South Cambridgeshire Hall, Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne, CB23 6EA
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Monday 20 May
2pm to 7pm
Roxton Village Hall, High Street, Roxton, MK44 3EB
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Tuesday 21 May
2pm to 7pm
St Philip's Church Centre, 185 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3AN
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Wednesday 22 May
2pm to 7pm
Comberton Village Hall, Green End, Comberton, CB23 7DY
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Thursday 23 May
2pm to 7pm
Bletchley Masonic Centre, 263 Queensway, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK2 2BZ
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Friday 24 May
2pm to 7pm
Marston Moreteyne Community Centre, Great Linns, Marston Moreteyne, MK43 0DD
Step free access
A hearing loop is available
Accessible toilets
Car park available
Get in touch
Our team are available weekdays between 9am – 5pm to answer any questions or concerns.
You can contact the team on 0330 134 0067, by email contact@eastwestrail.co.uk, or by post at FREEPOST East West Rail.
