McVey, who was Wirral West MP between 2010-2015 and now sits as MP for Tatton, co-signed the letter alongside Aphra Brandreth MP (Chester South and Eddisbury) and Sarah Pochin MP (Runcorn and Helsby). Aphra Brandreth (Image: Aphra Brandreth MP)The trio claim the “overwhelming majority” of their constituents oppose the scheme, arguing it comes at the expense of local communities, productive farmland and the natural environment. The letter finishes with the MPs "welcoming" the opportunity to meet with Fahnbulle to discuss the issue in greater detail. Page 1 of the letter (Image: Aphra Brandreth MP)Page 2 of the letter, signed by McVey, Brandreth and Pocin (Image: Aphra Brandreth MP)McVey has already branded Peak Cluster a “wholly unnecessary” net‑zero scheme in Parliament and accused ministers of ducking “meaningful answers” on costs and local impact. Brandreth also gave a much-praised speech to Parliament in June and received a direct response from Energy minister Michael Shanks, who was joined on the frontbench by current Wirral West MP Matthew Patrick.