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Times Online - Auckland - Auckland, New Zealand

By MARIANNE KELLY

THIRTY-FIVE mobile phone sites in East Manukau are already in action ... Newcomer 2degrees has four masts and service cabinets in place, ...

http://www.times.co.nz/cms/news/2009/06/full_extent_of_masts_is_exposed.php

Jun 8 2009 by Nick McCarthy, Birmingham Post

Councillors have apologised to residents after a mobile phone firm legally installed a mast three years after the council refused permission.

Officers at Solihull Council forgot to tell T-Mobile that it was refused permission in May, 2006.

They were supposed to write to the company within 56 days of rejecting the application, but they did not.

The council is now powerless to stop T-Mobile, despite rejecting the application in the first place.

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Outrage as Solihull Council blunders yet again over Castle Bromwich phone mast

http://www.solihullnews.net - Solihull, Birmingham, UK

A BLUNDER by Solihull Council has allowed a telecoms giant to press ahead with a mobile phone mast, incensing residents in Castle Bromwich. ...

http://tinyurl.com/l52rzp

- Saint-Rambert-d'Albon:"Le château d'eau prend des couleurs"
- L'essentiel de la réalité c'est: "Le château d'eau irradie les riverains"

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- Image du jour: Élections Européennes "Michèle Rivasi, une victoire historique d'espoir"
http://www.next-up.org/divers/image_semaine1.php#1

Philip Willan, IDG News Service01.09.2009

Italy’s antiterrorism law, renewed by government decree at the beginning of this year, is being accused of stifling the development of Wi-Fi technology in the country.

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http://www.thestandard.com/news/2009/01/09/italy-antiterror-law-stunts-wi-fi-critics-say


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LondonTopic.ca

06/04/2009

A 17-year-old male driver has died of his injuries sustained in a serious single-vehicle crash possibly caused by cell phone use in the city's southeast, Wednesday (June 3).

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http://www.londontopic.ca:80/article.php?artid=14594


Informant: Martin Weatherall

- Association des Maires de Grandes Villes de France : Communiqué de Presse
Michel Destot, Président AMGVF, Député-Maire de Grenoble.

"Les maires de grandes villes demandent une expérimentation de diminution de l'exposition aux champs électromagnétiques"

http://www.next-up.org/France/AMGVF.php#1

Profile by Siew Peng Lee

THE Scottish Reporter has visited Rosyth as part of a probe into Vodafone’s appeal to erect a phone mast on Queensferry Road.

Vodafone applied for planning permission last October to put up a 14.2m-high tower, with three antennae, a transmission dish and associated ground base equipment cabinets – but was turned down by Fife Council “in the interests of visual and residential amenity”.

The council said the proposed installation would be “out of character with the immediate urban form and detailing of the streetscape and would detract from the visual integrity of the Rosyth Methodist Church”.

However, the mobile phone giant appealed and Rosyth Community Council chair Mike Shirkie said residents would be “very disappointed” if it went through.

He said, “People don’t want it. Local residents will be very disappointed if they win the appeal. That’s why we raised the objection, because there was a feeling locally that they didn’t want the mast.

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- "Face aux Opérateurs le Liechtenstein réaffirme sa volonté d'adopter le standard BioInitiative de 0,6 V/m"

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/06Vm.php#1

by Tom Rowley

June 03, 2009

A VICAR has defended the installation of a mobile phone mast on top of his church tower – disguised as a flagpole.

Decision-makers at St George’s CofE Church in Stalybridge were accused of ignoring fears from neighbours about health risks after agreeing to the Vodafone mast, with residents petitioning the council in protest at the move.

Adrian Trudgeon, who lives near the grade II listed church, told Tameside Council’s speakers panel he had collected 70 signatures against the application from neighbours on streets around the church.

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http://www.tamesideadvertiser.co.uk/news/s/1118645_church_flagpole_phone_mast_fears



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