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by Daniel Blake

Posted: Thursday, August 16, 2007, 12:55 (BST)

An appeal to stop a mobile phone mast being erected on top of an Essex church has been dismissed by a Consistory Court.

The appeal was lodged because of fears that the mast, to be put up at St Peter and St Paul’s Church in Chingford, Essex, could be used to transmit pornography.

Although at an initial hearing concerns were also raised regarding various health issues surrounding mobile phone masts, it was put forward that because it was possible they could facilitate the transmission of pornography they should not be allowed to be placed on the church building.

That initial hearing was overseen by Chancellor Pullen, who refused to permit the faculty due to the fears, and the case was forwarded on to the Consistory Court.

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By Emily Walker

Woodhall Park residents angry at plans to put up a mobile phone mast near their homes

A DAD is worried about a mobile phone mast that could overshadow his back garden and put his children's health at risk.

Father-of-two Terry Giles said that he was instantly concerned when consultation documents for a new mobile antenna in Woodhall Park landed on his doormat.

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15 August 2007

LYNNE Featherstone, MP for Hornsey and Wood Green, meets officials from the phone company Hutchsion 3G at the controversial site.

TV star Neil Morrissey has welcomed news that he and fellow residents could be spared a controversial phone mast in Stroud Green.

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by Deirdre O'Shaughnessy

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The mast that has been erected on a chimney in Newcastle.

The Newcastle community is up in arms following the erection of a phone mast on the side of a building without planning permission last November.

The mobile phone giant Meteor has applied for retention of the structure, and Galway City Council has said that the file has been reviewed by the Planning Department's enforcement officer.

According to Cllr Billy Cameron, who lives in the area, an enforcement order has been issued, meaning that the council has ordered Meteor to remove the mast, and this will lead to legal proceedings if the company does not comply or receive planning permission in the interim.

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By George Hamilton

Susan Goldacre, John Green, councillor Ed Turner, Andrew Browne and Alex Tucker opposed the mast

Neighbours have heaved a sigh of relief after plans for a mobile phone mast were shelved - but they had a last minute scare first.

Campaigners in Rose Hill, Oxford, knew phone operator T-Mobile had U-turned on plans for a mast in Courtland Road - and had the letters to prove it.

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By Alex Ross

FAMILIES in Winterbourne are claiming victory after a phone company abandoned plans to put up a mobile phone mast outside a village school.

Phone company 02 had caused outrage among parents, councillors and residents when it announced in March it wanted to erect a mast outside Elm Park Primary School, in Nicholls Lane.

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13 August 2007

Controversial plans for a mobile phone mast in a south Norfolk village have been turned down.

T-Mobile's plans to install the mast at Hill Farm, Ipswich Road, Tasburgh, had been tipped for approval despite local opposition.

It is the second time the plans have been rejected by South Norfolk Council.

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The cellphone tower on the roof of Bally’s Durgapur Pallimandir Balika Vidyamandir. Picture by Bishwarup Dutta

A cellphone tower set up two months ago on the roof of Bally’s Durgapur Pallimandir Balika Vidyamandir has local residents up in arms. They have launched a signature campaign highlighting the harmful effects that the tower could have on the schoolchildren.

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By Saiqa Chaudhari

Are residents right to be concerned about mobile phone masts?

MOBILE phone giant T-Mobile is appealing against a decision not to allow it to put up a mast in Bolton.

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