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Save the Deveron Valley has grown quickly because there is a lot for local people to understand, respond to and keep track of. This page is here to help you find the right information without having to read everything at once.
We are a human-run, evidence-led community campaign. We are not anti-renewables and not anti-grid. We are asking for fair process, full information, meaningful consultation, cumulative assessment, environmental protection and public trust.
Communities should not have to guess the whole picture from fragments.
See current events, formal-response dates, receiving bodies and direct official links.
Open the November community calendar and its clickable More Information & Links guide.
Start with the overview, then use this guide to pick the right next page.
See what has happened, what is still open, and what you can do now.
Sign and share the petition, contact decision-makers, or prepare your own evidence.
Use the community evidence tools to turn local knowledge into a clearer public record.
Read the Full Impact Ledger and the campaign's submitted materials.
Follow the linked-projects, dependency and whole-system scrutiny work.
See what is confirmed, what SDV is asking and what still needs checking.
Find PDFs, guides and printable resources as they become available.
Read the Code of Conduct, evidence standards and privacy information.
Prepare for fire, severe weather, power cuts, water interruption and blocked roads.
Use the site contents page or search the website.
Email the campaign directly. The mailing list and newsletter are coming soon, but sign-up is not live yet.
You do not need to read everything at once. Start with the page that matches your question. Local knowledge can be short, plain and specific: a road, a bend, a bridge, a flood, a field, a home, a water supply, a wildlife concern, a business, a visitor route, a farm operation, or a daily journey.
Careful evidence is not weakness. It is how communities become harder to dismiss.