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By Chloe Lambert

Two phone masts will be built in Southfields despite complaints from hundreds of residents.

Last summer mobile phone giant Orange sparked outrage when it applied to build eight masts in the area.

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By Danielle Beeton

Council bosses are in talks with legal experts over a mobile phone mast which was put up after an administrative mix-up.

Phone giant O2 erected the 15-metre mast in Ashdown Road, Farringdon, last year after wrongly receiving an approval letter from Sunderland City Council.

Now the council is embroiled in a legal battle to pull the mast down.

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http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/Legal-moves-in-phone-mast.3908173.jp

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09:00 - 24 March 2008

A Mobile phone company has come under fire for putting up a phone mast in Swansea despite being told it may not do so. Council officers refused Vodafone planning permission for the 10-metre transmitter in Townhill last year.

So locals were furious when they saw the firm had ignored the ruling and was going ahead with the scheme anyway. Now they are demanding the mast is taken down straightaway.

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http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_62418.html


Informant: Mark G.

DAVID BALE

22 March 2008 07:00

Families are being urged to attend a planning meeting next week where an application for a mobile phone mast at a hospital site is recommended for approval.

T-Mobile wants to install a 6m high replica flagpole mast complete with three antennae at Woodlands House at the Norwich Community Hospital in Bowthorpe Road. It says the mast would replace one which used to be on the nearby Earl of Leicester pub, which was demolished.

But Green city councillor Rupert Read has urged people to fight the planned mast which he feels is too close to the hospital.

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The Cheers - Paikuse, Estonia

Over 100 parents of the burn hall school and students will sign a petition against the telecom agency, claiming that the electromagnetic radiation from the ... http://tinyurl.com/35uvrf



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Last Updated: Friday 21 Mar, 2008

Parents and teachers who want a mobile phone mast removed from beside Dubai British School in The Springs are hopeful of achieving their goal after du’s management visited the site. School principal Peter Moore met the telecommunications company’s representatives on Wednesday and said they assured him they would move the mast, which is disguised as a palm tree if they were provided with a suitable alternative by property developer Emaar.

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Guildwood Cell Tower Update

Dear Guildwood No Tower Members and Interested Parties,

I regret to inform you that the Presbyterian Church contacted us late last night to inform us that the Church will not break its lease with Bell Mobility.

On a more positive note, Councillor Ainslie has re-confirmed today that Bell has yet to file their own impasse with Industry Canada to pursue the site. Bell Mobility will need to file an impasse with Industry Canada should they want this site, only then will Industry Canada make a final decision.

This morning the Councillor informed us that he met with new Bell Mobility representatives yesterday and that these new Bell representatives want to work proactively with us on this issue. Bell Mobility’s meeting with the Councillor is a very positive first step to working with us!.

The Councillor mentioned that Bell Mobility is still looking at other sites, especially the Livingston Building where they can co-share their antennas with the existing Rogers antenna. Obviously this option would be most suitable to the vast majority of our group and community, it would be ~500 metres from the schools and daycares, not create unnecessary RF radiation and it will be unobtrusive, and restore our harmony.

Once again, we are disappointed with the Church’s decisions but are cautiously optimistic with the progress that Councillor Ainslie has made working on our behalf. The Councillor’s news is encouraging but we are not out of the woods yet.

Please update your friends and neighbours without access to email.

I will keep everyone apprised as soon as I hear anything else about the cell tower.

Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions,

Warmest regards,
Karina



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