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Published Date: 24 September 2008

By Jo Hall

Wednesday, 10.35am - A MOBILE phone base station could be built outside Grantham Hospital under plans being considered by Vodafone.

The company plans to build a 12m (39ft) high column topped with four antennas, taking it to a height of 14.3m (47ft), on the pavement otuside staff accommodation in Progress Way, off Manthorpe Road.

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http://www.granthamjournal.co.uk/news/Phone-mast-could-be-built.4522026.jp

The Press, York - York, North Yorkshire, UK

By Gerran Grimshaw

CONCERNED parents are backing a petition against a mobile phone mast being planned for a town near York. At the beginning of this month ...

http://www.thepress.co.uk/news/3697936.Support_growing_for_mast_protest/

Hull Daily Mail - Hull, England, UK

Protesters who fought proposals by mobile phone firm O2 to extend the mast near homes and schools at Beverley Town Cricket and Recreation Ground are ...

http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/Campaigners-want-Beverley-phone-mast-removed/article-348344-detail/article.html

September 24, 2008, 00:00

A PHONE mast has gone up unopposed because a council claims it was "let down by the postal system."

The 15m high telephone mast was erected in Beeching Way in July this year after mobile phone giants O2 received a refusal letter two days later than a regulation deadline.

Mid Sussex District Council decided to refuse permission for the erection of the mast back in March and a notice was sent to O2 on March 6.

But O2 says it didn't receive the letter until March 12, two days after a 56 day decision period expired.

The company has now erected the mast at the junction of Beeching Way and Lewes Road, and there is nothing the council can do.

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http://www.thisissussex.co.uk/eastgrinstead/news/Phone-mast-fiasco-blamed-postal-delay/article-347904-detail/article.html

Gloucestershire Gazette - Dursley, England, UK

By Ali Dent

PLANS for a controversial phone mast on a busy school route have been cut off amid fears it could have caused a fatal accident. Mobile company ...

http://www.gazetteseries.co.uk/news/3696076.Application_for_mobile_phone_mast_refused/



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Kathimerini - Athens, Greece

The City of Athens tore down five illegal mobile phone masts yesterday. Four of the antennas had been placed on the roofs of apartment blocks and disguised as chimney stacks. Deputy Mayor Nikos Avramidis said the mobile phone companies had appealed against the move to remove the masts but were unsuccessful. The municipality plans to tear down another three mobile phone antennas tomorrow.

http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_politics_100016_23/09/2008_100692

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