World-News

5:00pm Tuesday 21st April 2009

By Paul Rogers

A PLANNING application for a mobile phone mast in Ross-on-Wye has been withdrawn.

Telecommunications giant Vodafone had asked permission to put the 10-metre mast on the junction of Fernbank Road and Eastfield Road.

But Dr Ilana Clark, health and science specialist, said it had been withdrawn due to a change in Vodafone’s “technical requirements”.

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http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/4308091.Mast_plan_withdrawn/

- Questions/Réponses: Dr Andrew Michrowski Champs ÉlectroMagnétiques artificiels
MO "Exposition occasionnelle (subie ou passive, non sollicitée) aux technologies du sans fil"

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

Published Date: 21 April 2009

By Helen Lambourne

A CONTROVERSIAL mobile phone mast in Mansfield could be given the go ahead by councillors on Monday 27th — despite fears about its health impact.
Industry giant Vodafone wants to put the 8m-high mast next to a playing field at the end of Ladybrook Lane, near Rosemary Street, but residents are furious about the proposals.

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http://www.chad.co.uk/news/Council-set-to-give-phone.5189497.jp

- PARLAMENTO EUROPEO : Declaración por escrita Salud Acción CEM > 0,6 V/m: Informad a vuestros diputados para que firmen la Declaración escrita n º 47/2009:

Los diputados Elizabeth Lynne, Kathy Sinnott y Carl Schlyter, presentaron una declaración escrita la N º 47/2009 sobre los riesgos de exposición a la radiación electromagnética derivada de la utilización de la tecnología inalámbrica. La Declaración se pondrá para la firma de los diputados el 21/4/2009. Los autores de la "declaración escrita" puede recibir las firmas de la "declaración escrita" en sus buzones de correo y los signatarios el lunes por la tarde en Estrasburgo, el miércoles por la mañana y el viernes por la mañana en Bruselas, después de las sesiones. La actualización de la lista de los miembros de la UE signatarios puede facilitarse previa solicitud.

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

By Paul Cassell

April 21, 2009

Protesters are celebrating after town planners threw out proposals for a 13-metre high phone mast near their homes in Tilehurst.

Telecommunications giant Vodafone was refused planning permission to put up the mast and base cabinets on the corner of Elmstone Drive and Lower Elmstone Drive on Thursday.

A 200-signature petition and 27 letters of objection were received by Reading Borough Council opposing the mast with 36 more previously sent to Vodafone as part of an initial consultation.

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http://www.getreading.co.uk/news/s/2049288_victory_as_phone_mast_is_refused

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A MOBILE phone operator is pressing ahead with attempts to erect a 47ft phone mast in Uttoxeter by submitting new plans to the borough council.

Vodafone are hoping to erect the mast in the grounds of the Shell petrol station in New Road, yards from the site of the firm’s previous application which was withdrawn earlier this year after swathes of protest.

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http://www.uttoxeteradvertiser.co.uk/uttoxeteradvertiser/displayarticle.asp?id=409811

- Le talk Orange actu & Le Figaro : Interview de Chantale Jouanno nouvelle Secrétaire d'État à l'Écologie par Guillaume Tabard du Figaro. (reportage Haute Définition)
- Grenelle 2009 et Antennes relais: c'est très clair avec Chantale Jouanno.

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

Monday, April 20, 2009, 09:20

PLANS for a 12-metre phone mast are being fought by residents who fear it will spoil the look of their area.

Families living in Trentham say they believe the masts could also have health implications and are objecting to the plans submitted by Vodafone.

The company wants to install the mast in Stone Road.

Vodafone specialists say they need the mast to improve the 3G coverage to supply broadband to customers in the area, but residents in the street do not agree.

Mother-of-one Lisa Harvey, aged 34, said: "Cosmetically this mast will look awful and will not be a nice view for people living here.

"I am also very concerned about the health implications of these masts.

"I have a young child and I do not want a phone mast right outside my house. There have been a lot of unclear health research results about these masts, so I don't trust them.

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http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.uk/news/Mobile-phone-mast-spoil-look-lovely-street/article-914327-detail/article.html

Published Date: 20 April 2009

A MOBILE phone company refused planning permission for a mast in Dronfield is making a new bid to erect a tower at the same location.

Telefonica O2 - whose previous application for the site outside the Talbot Arms pub, in Barnes Lane, was rejected by North East Derbyshire Council - is now proposing a mast disguised as a mock telegraph pole.

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http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/New-bid-for-phone-mast.5184682.jp

Monday, April 20, 2009, 07:00

ANGRY residents have berated planners for a "lack of common sense" over proposals to install a mobile phone mast outside their homes in Kemsing.

Almost 30 residents attended a Kemsing Parish Council meeting to protest against the plans.

Mobile phone giant O2 wants to build a telecommunications mast, electrical control box and a surrounding fence on a grass verge outside houses in Childsbridge Road.

This came after its proposal to extend an existing mast, a few hundred metres along the road, by 2m was rejected by Sevenoaks District Council.

Stuart Robinson, of Childsbridge Lane, said: "We just all think it is a bit ridiculous, and no one wants a great big mast outside their front door.

"It is not ideal to have any masts at all but of the two we would much prefer the present one to be extended because it would be so much less disruptive.

"It is just a lack of common sense."

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http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/sevenoaks/Phone-mast-plan-shows-lack-common-sense/article-902324-detail/article.html