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6:00pm Friday 24th April 2009

Concerns have been voiced over plans to make Barnoldswick the North of England’s first “wi-fi town”.

Residents believe the proposed web portal to make the wi-fi wireless network possible could have health implications.

And they are backed by experts, who say those exposed to electromagnetic fields could experience symptoms including memory problems or nausea.

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Last updated 07:20, Friday, 24 April 2009

PEOPLE who live and work in Seaton have welcomed news that plans for a 50ft mobile phone mast have been rejected.

Mobile phone company Telefonica O2 wanted to erect the mast in the grounds of Seaton Rugby Club but Allerdale council officers have rejected the plan, under delegated powers, because it would be an intrusive, alien and unneighbourly feature.

The planning report also stated that Telefonica O2 had not given enough consideration to alternative sites.

Parents, teachers and residents had expressed concern about visual impact, property devaluation and potential health risks.

Allerdale council received 17 letters of objection and a petition with 234 signatures.

The council also received objections from Seaton Parish Council and Camerton Parish Council.

Lesley Grace, headteacher of Seaton Infant School, said: “We are thrilled and delighted that this potential health risk has been removed."

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Coventry Telegraph - Coventry, England, UK

Now Warwickshire Lib Dem MEP Liz Lynne has called on the European Commission to do more to “dramatically reduce” the amount of mobile phone mast radiation ...

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To what research are they referring ? Certainly not Dr. Neil Cherry's, re the reduction of Melatonin in association with microwave emissions from transmitters. Proved by epidemiological tests in Schwarzenburg, Switzerland near a transmitter which had made peope ill for years! Nor the microwave expert Barrie Trower -see his Report on Tetra for the Police Federation and his 'Scrutiny' articles written for councillors' information. There is so much information proving the effects it would take me all day to write it here! Not to mention the evidence being ignored by the HPA; MTHR and the government - the symptoms suffered and which bear a direct relationship to the absence and strength of the emissions!

This 'rapid growth' has caused physical symptoms, not perceptions that 'maybe microwaves damage our health'! Not everyone suffers the same symptoms, because we have differing physiological strengths and weaknesses. e.g. Those with thicker skulls are less likely to suffer headaches.

It doesn't matter how many times we tell them, they won't listen until they absolutely have to! As France is asking for the precautionary measures (Sir William asked for them year ago!) and banning Wi-Fi until it is proved to be safe - and germany has told people not to use mobile phones but to use land-lines 0 and not to have anything to do with Wi-Fi - here's hoping the 'writing is on the wall' now!


Gill


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Residents protest about 'health risk' mast

Royston Crow - Royston, England, UK

Cllr Smith said: "A number of international scientific studies show that people living within 500 metres of mobile phone masts can develop life-disrupting ...

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French Bill in the pipeline on wireless communication
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“Sham” debate on masts and mobiles

The Connexion - UK

A DEBATE on the risks of phone masts and mobile phones taking place today has been labelled a “masquerade” by public health campaigners. ...

http://www.connexionfrance.com/news_articles.php?id=778

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Families vow to fight phone mast bid

Cambridge Evening News - Cambridge, England, UK

The mast is close to homes and is also on a route used by children walking to school. Town councillor Bob Smith is leading the resistance in his role as ...

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_news_roystonnews/displayarticle.asp?id=410888

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22 April 2009

By Andy Hughes

HUNDREDS of villagers have handed over letters objecting to plans for two mobile phone masts near their homes.

Vodafone wants to put up masts on two sites in Boldon – in Western Terrace, West Boldon, and on the Hutton Street Industrial Estate in Boldon Colliery.

But villagers living near both sites are unhappy about the plans and have vowed to fight them all the way.

More than 400 letters opposing the proposed masts have been handed into South Tyneside Council after mum-of-two Victoria Elphstone formed the protest group Boldon Against The Masts to urge fellow residents to put their objections in writing.

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VICTORIA NICHOLLS

Last updated: 23/04/2009 08:48:00

Householders in Beccles say they should have been consulted before permission was granted for a new mobile phone mast.

However, the council insists it followed procedures correctly.

Gresham Road resident Melissa Squire said she was “mortified” after returning home to find a T-Mobile mast being put up on George Westwood Way, less than 100m from her home.

She said: “I think it's absolutely outrageous that they have let that mast go up without letting people know. I don't think that anybody in that council office would want it next to their home. It's really sneaky and downright unfair on all the people who live here.”

She said that she and neighbours were particularly worried about the potential impact on children's health, adding: “People's health is the most important thing. We don't seem to matter.”

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Published: Tuesday, 21st April, 2009 11:30

By Mike Farrell

RESIDENTS of a Dumbarton housing scheme have raised concerns about an application to erect a phone mast in their community.

International telecommunication firm O2 hopes to put up a phone monopole in Bellsmyre.

But a residents group says it is worried about the radiation that the mast would emit and whether it poses a health risk.

This would be the first mobile phone mast in the scheme, although there are structures in other areas of the town — including another O2 pole in Strathleven Place, Dumbarton.

John Diamond, chair of Dumbarton North Community Council, believes that O2 needs to get round the table with Bellsmyre residents.

He said: “We are not going to just sit idly by and let O2 walk in and put something up.

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http://www.dumbartonreporter.co.uk/articles/1/38612/