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Evening Post - Bristol, England, UK

Bedminster residents are worried Bristol City Council will approve a 12.5-metre mobile phone mast outside their homes. They have put together three ...

http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/news/Bedminster-residents-phone-mast-fears/article-363347-detail/article.html

Published Date: 30 September 2008

UCKFIELD residents look set to get a new phone mast in spite of residents' objections.

Planners have pointed out 'prior approval is not required' for a Vodaphone mast and cabinet in Eastbourne Road.

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http://www.bexhillobserver.net/509/Mast-looks-set-to-get.4543187.jp

Mobile phone firms urged to share masts by Deeside councillors

Evening Leader - Wrexham, Wales, UK

By Michael Youds

MOBILE phone operators should share masts to reduce the impact on residents living nearby, according to Flintshire councillors. ...

http://www.eveningleader.co.uk/news/Mobile-phone-firms-urged-to.4538742.jp



Uproar at plan for mast by firm

expressandstar.com - Wolverhampton, England, UK

Angry residents have hit out at plans for a mobile phone base and mast more than 40ft high near their homes in Kidderminster. Vodafone has put forward a ...

http://www.expressandstar.com/2008/09/30/uproar-at-plan-for-mast-by-firm/

Thursday, September 25, 2008, 12:00

A NEW telecommunications mast to be built on Eastbourne Road in Uckfield has been turned down by councillors.

Members of Wealden District Council's development control north sub-committee voted in favour of looking more carefully into the possibility of building on alternative sites, such as the land at Ridgewood Farm in Lewes Road, where there is already an O2 mast.

The council had received 75 letters of objection and two petitions from residents who opposed the mast Vodafone planned to build to provide 3G services to the area.

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http://www.thisissussex.co.uk/uckfield/Alternative-phone-mast-sites-sought/article-353119-detail/article.html

DAVID BALE

28 September 2008 13:00

Families urged to fight one mobile phone mast on their doorstep now have another one to beat off - just 20m away.

Earlier this month, calls were made for people to oppose proposals for a 12m Orange mobile phone mast at junction of Earlham Green Lane and Cunningham Road in Earlham.

But it has now emerged that Vodafone wants to install a 12m high imitation telegraph pole about 20m away, close to the junction of Earlham Green Lane and Cunningham Road, and a planning application has already been submitted to Norwich City Council.

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Sep 26 2008 by Andrew Welsh, Perthshire Advertiser Friday

PEOPLE power has forced planners into a rethink over controversial plans for a mobile phone mast near a Perth hospital.

Telecommunications giant Vodafone’s bid to construct a tower and base station adjacent to a conservation zone south-west of Murray Royal Hospital was thrown out by councillors at a crucial meeting on Wednesday.

The decision to reject the firm’s proposals followed a concerted campaign of opposition by residents in the Fair City’s leafy Kinnoull, Bridgend and Gannochy districts.

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