Name of Complainant	Jemma Read
Date of Complaint	May 4, 2019
Name(s) of companies complained against	Vodafone and EE
Category of complaint	Internet Services
Permanent link of complaint	Right click to copy link
Share your complaint on social media for wider reach

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1990.

FROM: Mrs Jemma read.

TO: CEO/CEOs of telecoms.

I write to you with regard to my request to you to abate your statutory nuisance as described below:

Installation/proposed installation of multiple 5G antennas in the vicinity of my address and Ryde acadamy school which exponentially increases my/our mandatory exposure to a 2B carcinogen and situated very close proximity to 3 surrounding schools.

A statutory nuisance is defined in law as something that, under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, affects a person’s health or causes disturbance to them in their property. Currently, the WHO/IARC classifies RF-EMF (radiofrequency electromagnetic fields, otherwise known as “wireless radiation”) as a Class 2B Possible Human Carcinogen based on credible evidence that linked long term wireless exposure to brain cancer Furthermore, IARC is expected to soon re-classify radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as a 2A Probable Human Carcinogen.

WHO IARC scientists continue to publish research and commentary in medical journals detailing that there are no safety assurances with wireless. In addition to which, many WHO IARC scientists who are WHO advisors and served on the 2011 WHO IARC working group now state that additional scientific evidence indicates that wireless radiation should be re-classified either as a 2A Probable Human Carcinogen. or as a 1 Known Human Carcinogen – the category which tobacco is classified in.

Therefore, in view of your installation and intent to install and upgrade 4 and 5G antennas/masts meters from my place of residence/employment/educational institution etc. and thereby mandatorily and extensively increasing my/our exposure to a 2B carcinogen against my will and without my/our consent, I/we have no alternative but to apply to a Magistrates’ Court under the provision of section 82 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 in complaint of your statutory nuisance as defined by section 79(1) of this Act.

This letter is giving you 21 days’ notice of my/our intention to do this.

If you have any queries regarding this matter or wish to discuss remedial actions to it with me/us, do not hesitate to contact me/us via vdubs@talktalk.net You can also, if you prefer, as a matter of urgency, provide me/us with a detailed timetable setting out the remedial action you intend to take to abate the statutory nuisance & prevent it from recurring.

Yours sincerely,

Mrs Jemma Read

Image Uploaded by Jemma Read: