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Next-up news n°397

- SWR TV Report Mainz: BioInitiative, Interphone, European Environmental Agency.

- " Brain http://videos.next-up.org/SWR/ReportMainz/Uk/BioInitiativeAeeBrainTumourWithMobilePhoneUse29102007.html
Tumour with mobile phone use? " (video report HD English version)



http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=BioInitiative

http://community.freespeech.org/cell_phones


Informant: Dorothee Krien



http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=RFID

09:00 - 28 November 2007

Campaigners are outraged that O2 is installing a mobile phone mast next to Tewkesbury Hospital - even though it has been refused planning permission.Tewkesbury Borough Council told the phone giant it couldn't put up the 15m mast in August.

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http://tinyurl.com/2a5a2o

http://www.moillusions.com/2006/07/one-with-cell-phone-towers-and-fake.html


Informant: Mark G.

A BRIERFIELD resident voiced her disapproval of councillors after they granted planning permission for a telecommunications mast at a farm.
Mrs Jacqueline Astin spoke out after the decision of Pendle Council's Development Control Committee to allow a third mast at Folly Hall Farm, Kings Causeway.

The application had earlier been rejected, against officer recommendation, by the council's Brierfield and Reedley Committee.

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http://www.burnleyexpress.net/burnley-news/Anger-as-phone-mast-gets.3534835.jp

BY ZENA HAWLEY
ZHAWLEY@DERBYTELEGRAPH.CO.UK

09:30 - 26 November 2007

Plans to put two 65ft tall mobile phone masts close to Derby's newest and most environmentally-friendly primary school are facing strong opposition.

City councillors are being recommended to give the go-ahead to applications by Orange and T-mobile to erect the 22.5 metre and 20 metre masts close to Normanton's Village Primary School, which is due to open in September.

But the new school's temporary governing body has written to the city council protesting against the plans.

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By Jean Trotter
ANGRY residents are demanding answers after workmen turned up near their homes to start work on a phone mast.

As far as they are concerned plans for the mast in Granny Hall Lane, Brighouse, were rejected and they were shocked when they heard the mast would be going up after Christmas.

Calderdale planners are now investigating to find out what is going on.
Plans for a Vodaphone mobile phone station were refused in January 2006 when residents made their views clear they did not want the mast. Ninety-three letters of objection and a petition were sent to the council.

(Full story in the Brighouse Echo 29/11/07)
http://www.brighouseecho.co.uk/news/Outcry-over-rogue-phone-mast.3533203.jp