Get involved
Add your name to the campaign
The single most useful thing you can do today is sign up. We will tell you when consultation opens, how to register as an Interested Party, and exactly what to say to make your objection count — no jargon, no fuss.
Prefer email? Write to info@no2ray2.com and we'll add you to the list.
Five ways to help
- Talk to your neighbours. Many people near the site still don't know how much taller Ray II would be. Point them to this website and the height comparison on the home page.
- Come to the drop-in events. When Vattenfall holds sessions in local halls, turn up and ask the direct questions — on height, on cumulative impact, on battery safety and on decommissioning.
- Register when the time comes. Once the application is submitted, sign up as an Interested Party with the Planning Inspectorate. We'll walk you through it.
- Speak to the specifics. Objections that describe real, local harm — the view from your window, the road past your house, the night sky — carry far more weight than "we don't want it".
- Share what you know. Old planning correspondence, photos, survey work — local evidence strengthens everyone's case.
Can you lend us your expertise?
The objections that carry the most weight are the ones grounded in proper expertise. If you have professional or specialist knowledge in any of the areas this application touches — planning and Development Consent Orders, landscape and visual impact assessment, ecology and ornithology, peat and soil science, acoustics and noise, battery fire safety, aviation, hydrology, tourism and the rural economy, or environmental law — we would be very glad to hear from you.
Help can be as small or as large as your time allows: reviewing a section of Vattenfall's documents, telling us which questions to press, or preparing a written statement for the examination.
Email info@no2ray2.com with a line about your field and how much time you can spare.