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A new Bell Mobility cell phone antenna mast has been approved for the Guildwood area of Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario. It is being sited on church property in the middle of a well established residential area

The group opposing this antenna have created an Internet site which is well worth a visit. Please give them every encouragement and assistance, to ensure their neighbourhood remains safe from electro-magnetic pollution.

This is a link to their site
http://www.guildwoodnotower.ca/


Martin

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STOP the Bell Communications Tower!
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Legal action threatened over cost of survey to trace cause of ceiling leaks

AN award-winning film-maker has paid for her own surveyors’ report after she suspected the weight of 16 mobile phone masts was damaging the ceiling of her top-floor flat.

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http://www.thecnj.co.uk/islington/2008/011808/inews011808_12.html

Canadian radio programme on cellphone towers archived

Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:29 am (PST)

The Canadian CBC radio did a programme on cellphone towers yesterday and it is archived here for your listening pleasure:

http://www.mast-victims.org/resources/audio/soundslikecanada-cellphone-towers-16-01-2008.mp3

Description: March of the Cellphone Towers, Cellphones, Blackberries...

Canadians love wireless technology, and telecommunications companies market themselves on the seamlessness of their signal. But neighbourhoods aren't always happy about what it takes to feed the wireless habit - huge cell phone towers extending dozens of metres into the sky. Recent neighbourhood battles in places like Hamilton and Chilliwack, BC have highlighted the ongoing concerns of some about the health effects and aesthetics of the towers. "Sounds Like Canada" looks at the issue.

Henrik Eiriksson
Mast-Victims.org

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CBC Radio Cell Tower Segment Follow-up
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17 January 2008

TELECOM giant Orange have appealed against the refusal of permission to let them to double the radio waves emitted from a Harpenden phone mast.

St Albans District Council planning officers had recommended that Orange should be given permission to install new mobile phone equipment on the Shakespeare Road water tower. However councillors turned down the planning application on the grounds of insufficient consultation.

It has been established that emissions from the tower which is in an area with young families, would double if the new equipment was located there. However health considerations are not considered grounds for planning decisions so councillors had to find another legitimate reason for refusal.

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By Lucia Clifford

Phone giant O2 will soon find out whether an appeal for a mast on Crackley Lane in Kenilworth will be given the go-ahead.

A hearing has been scheduled for March to discuss the application, which has been a regular on the planning list for the past four years.

Previous proposals have been thrown out due to strong objections from residents and councillors.

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http://www.kenilworthweeklynews.co.uk/news/Decision-day-looms-for-the.3680691.jp

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