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23 May 2008 15:13

City councillor Judith Lubbock with concerned residents at the site of the proposed phone mast in Leopold Road in Norwich. Photo: Bill Smith.

Families have today been urged to make sure they have their say on plans to put a mobile phone mast in a busy residential area of Norwich.

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Published Date: 22 May 2008

By Paul Myles-Kelly

UNPOPULAR plans to build a mobile phone mast beside a nature reserve face disconnection.

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By Sarah Calkin

THREE new 3G mobile phone antennae have been approved by Castle Point Council - but some councillors remain concerned about the effects on people's health of the technology.

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May 21 2008 by Robert Alcock, Midweek Visiter

A BLANKET ban on building mobile phone masts on Sefton Council land should be lifted, believes the borough’s outgoing Mayor.

Rather than creating “open season” for telecom companies, the move should be used to boost local control over where masts are built, says Councillor Richard Hands.

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Bishop says no to phone masts
http://omeganews.wordpress.com/2008/05/22/bishop-says-no-to-phone-masts/

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Posted on: Tuesday, 20 May 2008, 09:01 CDT

By VICTORIA JEWETT

The City Council should be commended for twice delaying a decision on whether to allow Wi-Fi into the downtown library and by extension, other city-owned buildings. In Santa Fe and elsewhere, we are constantly being bathed in artificial radiation at levels that are now billions of times higher than they were a few decades ago. These microwaves have been proven to alter our biochemistry, and the resultant health effects have been documented in more than 3,000 studies.

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Wi-Fi worry

While some are concerned wireless access to the Internet will lead to health woes, a Thorold company that installs the technology insists it is safe.

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