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RODDY ASHWORTH

Last updated: 20.03.2009 08:45:00

NEGOTIATIONS to relocate a controversial mobile phone mast in an Essex town have taken a step forward.

A barrage of complaints and objections were received by Colchester Borough Council when telecoms company O2 applied to erect the mast in Norman Way, Lexden.

As a result, the authority's planning committee refused to allow it to be built at the site, which is close to St Mary's School, Colchester County High School for Girls and St Benedict's College.

But due to an administrative error the council's refusal came too late and missed the legal deadline, meaning O2 were automatically given permission to go ahead.

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Lexden: New site found for phone mast

11:20am Friday 20th March 2009

Exclusive By Wendy Brading

A SOLUTION may have been found to the on-going dispute over Lexden's controversial phone mast.

Residents were furious after phone company O2 was allowed to put up a mast at the junction of Lexden Road and Norman Way because Colchester Council had not made a decision in time.

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http://www.essexcountystandard.co.uk/news/4216173.Lexden__New_site_found_for_phone_mast/



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RUSSELL CLAYDON

Last updated: 20.03.2009 06:00:00

HOMEOWNERS and parents are being urged to oppose plans to put a mobile phone mast close to a children's play area.

Planners will meet next month to decide if O2 should be allowed to build a mast just 150 yards from Alexandra Park in east Ipswich.

A councillor is urging residents to object due to health concerns, as well as its visual impact and has already heard back from two worried residents.

Ipswich Borough Council's planning committee will meet on April 1 to make a decision on the Grove Lane application.

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19 March 2009

By Ruth Scammell

Plans for a phone mast at a site where Nelson is rumoured to have met his lover for romantic trysts have been given the green light. Councillors yesterday allowed mobile phone giant O2 to put a mast up in the garden of Town Quay House in Gosport Road, Fareham.

Lady Hamilton is believed to have once lived at the house, and she is also said to have looked out across Fareham Creek for the mast of Nelson's ship when he returned.

But residents have raised concerns over the appearance of the 41ft mast, and the health risks from radiation waves.

Councillor Dennis Steadman said: 'I'm very disappointed. It's going to be so intrusive for people who live there.

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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald - Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, UK

By Craig Nisbet

Controversial plans to site a mobile phone mast next to an Ardrossan school were knocked back this week in a sensational victory for people ...

http://www.ardrossanherald.com/articles/1/35263



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18/03/2009 02:56 PM - (SA)

LOUISA STEYL

RESIDENTS who live next to the Goodwood sports grounds are up in arms about cellphone company MTN’s application to erect new antennas and to continue using the cellular mast at the sports grounds.

Residents are worried about the environmental and health risks posed by the new infrastructure.

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NW Evening Mail - Barrow-in-Furness, England, UK

CAMPAIGNERS are delighted after council chiefs turned down plans for a 12 metre-high mobile phone mast. Mobile phone giant Vodafone wanted to build the mast ...

http://www.nwemail.co.uk/news/ulverston/protesters_delight_as_phone_mast_bid_rejected_1_528028?referrerPath=home

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Published Date: 18 March 2009

By Richard Marsden

A MOBILE phone mast planned for woodland on the outskirts of Sheffield has provoked fury - with 160 people signing a petition and protesters voicing fears for health.

Vodafone has applied to Sheffield Council for permission to erect the 12 metre tower, which would be 14.4 metres high with three antennae attached.

If approved, it would be built within trees, behind houses off Bowman Drive, Charnock Hall, above the Moss Valley conservation area. Signatures on the protest petition were collected by Kevin Pryor, of Bowman Drive, Moss Valley Wildlife Group, who said he opposed the idea of such a development on green space and recreational land.

Three letters of objection have also been made, including one from Moss Valley Wildlife Group.

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