February 2025
📣 Write to Your MP & Minister for Data Protection and Telecoms
If you are concerned about taxpayer-funded phone masts being installed across the UK, including in Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and National Parks, you can raise your concerns directly with your MP and the Minister of State for Data Protection and Telecoms, Sir Christopher John Bryant MP.
Why Contact Your MP?
The EM Radiation Research Trust (RRT) is deeply concerned that government funds are being used to install phone masts without informed public consent. The current scheme is using taxpayer money to expand mobile coverage in sensitive areas.
You can take action by:
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Emailing your MP.
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Posting a copy of the RRT Letter to your MP and Sir Chris Bryant MP with a request for a formal response.
📌 Download the RRT Letter
The RRT letter, sent on 11th February 2025, is available for download:
✉️ How to Contact Your MP
Step 1: Introduce the RRT letter in your email or post. Introduction: I am writing to raise my concerns about government-funded phone masts and to bring your attention to the EM Radiation Research Trust’s letter to Sir Christopher Bryant MP regarding potential health and data protection issues.
Step 2: Find your MP’s contact details: Members of Parliament – Find your MP
Step 3: Copy the Minister’s contact details: Sir Christopher John Bryant MP – Contact details
⚡ Recent News & Government Reports
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Taxpayer-funded mast switched on (30th January 2025) – Part of a £184m government scheme installing 30 masts across the UK.
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UK government’s 4G rollout signals end of mobile blackspots in rural Wales – First of 86 masts switched on this month. Read more
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Government upgrade delivers new 4G coverage in Monmouthshire – £500 million investment into the Shared Rural Network, including £184 million to upgrade Extended Area Service (EAS) masts. Read more
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Government-funded mobile phone mast upgrades hits 30 sites – Signal boost across countryside as taxpayer-funded masts are switched on.
✅ Call to Action
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Download and read the RRT letter.
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Email or post a copy to your MP with a request for a response.
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Copy Sir Christopher John Bryant MP
Pdf letter to Sir Chris Bryant: