This is the second in our Hinkley Point C site visit series and whether you joined us back in February or this will be your first time attending, this event offers fresh insight into one of the UK’s most ambitious infrastructure projects.

The HPC site continues to evolve at pace, and this exclusive guided tour is a unique opportunity to see the latest progress first-hand. Combined with a lunch at the beautiful Blackmore Farm, this half-day experience blends networking opportunities with a rare behind-the-scenes look at the scale and significance of Hinkley Point C.

What to expect

– A hot buffet lunch and networking opportunity at Blackmore Farm

– Coach transfer from Cannington Park and Ride to HPC

– Expert-led site tour and project briefing

– Return travel to Cannington included

Why attend?

– Get an exclusive update on one of the UK’s most important energy infrastructure projects

– Make valuable connections with local professionals and industry peers

– See how the site has progressed since our last visit in February

– Discover how Hinkley Point C is shaping Somerset’s economy and skills landscape

Schedule

12:30pm – Arrive at Blackmore Farm for lunch and networking

1:45pm – Depart Cannington Park and Ride for the guided site tour

4:30pm – Return to Cannington Park and Ride

Important Information

-On the day of your visit ALL visitors (aged 18 years and above) are required to produce valid photographic ID, either a current Passport or photo Driving Licence card.  If either of the above forms of ID are not available, access to HPC Site will be denied.

-Sensible footwear must be worn on Site, no high heels or open toe shoes.

-Bags and personal belongings must be kept to a minimum.  Please be aware a bag search will be carried out ahead of the visit to HPC Site.

-It is not permitted to use cameras and mobile telephones on HPC Site.  We ask for phones to be either switched off or put on silence for the duration of the Site tour.  Other prohibited items include radio transmitters, animals, weapons, knives, explosives of any kind, personal radios, and music players.

Here are a few highlights from the last visit. Please note, for security reasons we’re unable to share photos from the actual HPC site tour.