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Published Date: 30 April 2009

OPPONENTS of a mobile 'phone mast on Carlogie Road, Carnoustie, are rejoicing that Vodafone's appeal against refusal has been rejected.

Angus Council threw out the initial application on September 2.

The telecommunications giant was adamant that its application site, near the junction with Newton Road, was the correct one.

However, whilst the Scottish Ministers' Reporter, Janet McNair, accepted that Vodafone wished to improve its service, she said that it is impossible to conclude with certainty that a more visually satisfactory alternative site is not available.

Miss McNair continued: "Street lighting columns, overhead power lines, signs, and a bus shelter are already part of the streetscape of this part of Carlogie Road, which is the main approach into Carnoustie from the A92.

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http://www.guideandgazette.co.uk/news/REPORTER-KNOCKS-BACK-39PHONE-MAST.5223605.jp

AFIS science - France

Pour l'association Robin des toits, le rapport BioInitiative apporte « les preuves scientifiques définitives des dangers pour la santé de la téléphonie ...

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12:41pm Thursday 30th April 2009

By Denise Rigby

ANGRY parents and councillors have joined together to demand a mobile phone mast is pulled down.

The mast was put up in Kings Road in Chelmsford - close to the primary school - despite the council refusing it planning approval.

And now councillors for the Marconi ward in which it is situated say provider 02 has “steam rollered “ over the planning process.

Graham Pooley who represents Marconi ward said: “ The first application for a 12 and a half metre post was refused on appeal. The second one was for ten metres which was also refused.

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http://www.chelmsfordweeklynews.co.uk/news/localnews/4332999.Mast_protest_at_school/



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Thursday, 30 April 2009 09:54

In Britain, mobile phone masts have gone up everywhere. By schools, near hospitals, even on top of church spires.

But where exactly should they go in Tenerife? That's the question currently being investigated and members of the public are to be asked to give their views over the next couple of months.

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http://www.tenerifenews.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11351:siting-those-masts-&catid=42:tenerife&Itemid=117

Suomalaisen UMTS 3G matkapuhelinoperaattori Elisan mainos on pöyristyttävä.
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Neighbors say Tigard Church of God site is too close to houses

By Barbara Sherman

The Regal Courier, Apr 30, 2009

TOWER OF POWER – T-Mobile planning consultant Steve Gerber (right) discusses a proposal to build a cell tower in the southeast corner of the Tigard Church of God property on 98th Avenue.

A cell tower won't be constructed in their neighborhood if some Summerfield residents have their say.

A small but vocal group of neighbors attended a meeting April 7 at Tigard Church of God, located at 15670 S.W. 98th Ave., where the tower is proposed to be built.

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Grenelle des antennes relais François FILLON : "La Lettre de Mission, la Confusion"
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India is to disconnect more than 30 million Chinese-made mobile phones amid concerns that the devices could be used by terrorists.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/5113710/India-to-cut-off-30-million-mobile-phones.html

Published Date: 28 April 2009

By Ben Truslove

WEDNESDAY 3PM: Campaigners won another battle in the fight to stop Vodafone building a mobile phone mast in Melton.

The telecomms giant turned up on the corner of Grange Drive and Sapcote Drive early on Thursday morning with the police on hand to keep public order.

Lyn Summerland said: "It was a brilliant result. We are really pleased with the number of people who turn out on these occasions, the more people we have the more people there are to chase them off."

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http://www.meltontimes.co.uk/news/Campaigners-see-off-Vodafone-again.5214443.jp

Published Date: 29 April 2009

By Andrew Raeburn

A GROUP of angry Willingdon residents have criticised a phone mast built near their homes as an 'eyesore'.

Mobile phone firm Orange was given the go-ahead to put up the mast on Willingdon Road by a government planning inspector – despite two local councils refusing to give it permission.

Both Wealden District Council and Eastbourne Borough Council turned down the mast but Orange won an appeal last October.

Residents of nearby Shortlands Close, who can see the telegraph pole-style mast from their homes, said they were stunned when it appeared over the Easter weekend.

Sharon Smith-Taylor said, "I just feel they should have informed us it was going up. It's an eyesore. We had a lovely view of the Downs but now we look out of our windows and we've got this mast.

"We're disappointed that after all the effort we put in to get it stopped has not really been listened to."

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http://www.bexhillobserver.net/eastbourne-news/Phone-mast-condemned-as-an.5217309.jp