Openreach has made a new information pack available setting out the processes for new broadband wayleave agreements.
The NFU and CLA have been working with Openreach over the past year to facilitate a national broadband wayleave agreement to make it easier for landowners to reach agreement with Openreach over locations and payment rates for cables and other apparatus for the broadband rollout.
There have been previous agreements and rates in place but this new pack sets out processes more comprehensively, offering landowners more clarity.
NFU members: Click on the links below to open the pack
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