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Published Date: 10 April 2009

By Andy Hughes

CAMPAIGNING residents are urging people to object against plans for two mobile phone masts in a South Tyneside village.

Communications giant Vodafone plans to build the masts on two sites in Boldon – one in Western Terrace, West Boldon, and one on the Hutton Street Industrial Estate, Boldon Colliery.

People have only until Wednesday to object against the plans in Hutton Street, and until next Friday to object against the Western Terrace proposals.

Nearby residents to both sites have now formed the 'Boldon Against The Masts' group to fight against the projects.

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http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/Residents39-campaign-to-stop-phone.5161911.jp

thisiskent.co.uk - Tunbridge Wells, England, UK

MOBILE phone giant O2 has lodged a planning application to install a mast in Kemsing. The company embarked on a lengthy consultation process in October with ...

http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/sevenoaks/Phone-firm-lodges-mast-plan-despite-150-strong-petition/article-876974-detail/article.html

BBC News - UK

A mobile phone firm has pressed ahead with a mast installation despite
claims it does not have planning permission. Vodafone said North Somerset
Council was ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/click/rss/1.0/-/1/hi/england/somerset/7992040.stm

Thursday, April 09, 2009, 09:20

A MOBILE phone mast could be built less than 50 feet from a row of terrace houses – but angry residents are preparing to fight against it.

The green at the junction of Newpool Terrace and Tower Hill Road, in Biddulph, is being considered by Vodafone as a possible location for a base station and pole.

Engineers from the company have carried out preliminary investigations at the site and although a planning application has not yet been submitted, the company has ruled out at least six other areas nearby in favour of the green space, which is in a residential area.

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http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.uk/news/Measuring-phone-mast-fight/article-884887-detail/article.html

- Irradiation artificielle micro-ondes de la Population et Surmortalité: Rapport étude de cas.

"... Par conscience sociale nous voulons véhiculer cette information à l'effet d'une bombe.
Suite à l'analyse du dossier, nous décidions du titre qui sera la gestion d'une crise spécifique.
De plus, le Cégep a voulu taire la situation catastrophique... "

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

Cameron Low has been suspended for a year by Burnside Bowling Club

by Catriona Stewart

A GRANDAD is locked in a war of words with his bowling club.

Cameron Low claims the Burnside Bowling Club committee banished him from the clubhouse after he campaigned against two mobile masts.

The club says he can't come back unless he appears before a disciplinary committee and apologises.

But the pensioner, who joined Burnside ten years ago, has dug in his heels - and vowed to take his plight to parliament.

The retired management consultant has appealed to both Holyrood and Westminster for help toppling the club's "kangaroo court".

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http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/display.var.2500889.0.man_is_bowled_out_after_mast_battle.php

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Pensioner banned by Burnside Bowling Club

Rutherglen Reformer - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, UK

The situation first started when the club announced plans to let telecommunications giant T-Mobile build a mobile phone mast on their premises, ...

http://tinyurl.com/cueqrc

Wednesday, April 08, 2009, 16:37

VIEWS from a coastal beauty spot could be spoilt by a mobile phone mast due to mixed signals from planners.

Clevedon homeowner Peter Davis threatened to lie in front of diggers installing the mast, which he claims doesn't have planning permission.

Mr Davis, 49, of Ladye Bay, confronted workmen he spotted digging a hole in a field less than 100 metres from his home on Monday and was shocked to discover Vodafone's plans to install a radio base station to improve 3G coverage for customers in the area.

Two years ago planning applications for the mast, along with two antennas, one microwave dish and radio equipment, were turned down by North Somerset Council because of environmental and conservation concerns, but Vodafone is insisting it now has deemed permission because of a planning blunder.

Mr Davis said: "We objected to the plans in the past which were refused but none of the residents have been consulted about a third application at all.

"There is no way they can put up a microwave mast so close to people's houses."

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http://www.thisissomerset.co.uk/clevedon/news/Row-breaks-phone-mast-Ladye-Bay/article-887201-detail/article.html

- Associations Assemblée Nationale : PROPOSITION DE LOI N°1500
présentée par Roland BLUM député
"relative à la recevabilité du recours contre certains actes en matière d'urbanisme".

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/PolicyAndEmfPolitiqueEtCem.php#2

- Relay antenna Graph : average intensity of radiation at ground level in the axis of the beam.

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