Wrong Plan. Wrong Site. puts out call for volunteers

August 19, 2026
Wrong Plan. Wrong Site. is calling for volunteers to help support the campaign, with opportunities across community engagement, research, media, digital, technical, legal and administrative work.

Wrong Plan. Wrong Site. is calling on local people to get involved and help strengthen the campaign challenging the proposed use of MOD Bicester Site A.

The campaign is looking for volunteers who can offer time, local knowledge, practical support or professional expertise across a wide range of areas.

There are opportunities to help with community engagement, leaflet distribution, research and evidence gathering, Freedom of Information work, planning and technical analysis, legal support, social media, media and communications, digital work, finance, administration and coordination.

You do not need to be a specialist to help. Some roles benefit from professional experience, but many simply require reliability, local knowledge and a willingness to contribute.

As the campaign develops, having a broad and active volunteer network will help WPWS gather evidence, keep local communities informed, support campaign activity and make sure important questions around MOD Bicester Site A are properly scrutinised.

If your particular skill or experience is not listed, the campaign would still like to hear from you.

Find out how you can help

Visit our Volunteering Opportunities page to see the current areas where support is needed and get in touch with the team.

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