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10th December 2025Eryri VIP community newsletter: Autumn 2025
An update on our work to transform the natural landscape across the Dwyryd Estuary
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10th December 2025Bromham Community Hub receives the royal treatment
Members of National Grid’s North Wessex Downs VIP project team recently joined more than a hundred local residents and community leaders in Bromham for a very special occasion: the official reopening of the village’s Community Hub by Her Majesty Queen Camilla
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2nd December 2025How National Grid is inspiring the future energy workforce
Find out how National Grid engages with communities and supports them through initiatives like school workshops, skills fairs and local partnerships, including the recent Suffolk FutureSkills Fair.
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25th November 2025Bat barn at Hinkley Connection Project continues to thrive
A purpose-built bat barn created as part of the Hinkley Connection Project is thriving as a sanctuary for local bat species, with recent ecological monitoring confirming its growing importance as a year-round habitat.
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25th November 2025National Grid Hinkley Connection Project volunteers support Strawberry Line community pathway in Somerset
Our contractors, Balfour Beatty, working on behalf of National Grid’s Hinkley Connection Project, partnered with volunteers from the Strawberry Line Trust to improve accessibility along Somerset’s much-loved community pathway.
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24th November 2025Habitat Management at Cheltenham Substation
In 2024/25 we selected Cheltenham substation for a habitat management pilot project.
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20th November 2025Europe’s largest diameter Vertical Shaft Sinking Machine launched at Tilbury, Essex
The Vertical Shaft Sinking Machine (VSM) begins work at the Tilbury site, part of National Grid’s Grain to Tilbury project, which will future-proof the UK’s electricity transmission network.
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19th November 2025Drone technology helps National Grid plan responsibly along proposed Norwich to Tilbury route
Drone flights begin along the proposed Norwich to Tilbury route using advanced technology that reduces the need for on-the-ground surveys.