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Wednesday, March 18, 2009, 00:00

CONCERNED elderly people marched through St Austell to deliver a petition to Restormel in protest against a mobile phone mast 100 metres from their retirement village.

A 30-strong contingent of the Buckler's Village Residents' Association were on Tuesday fighting for a voice in a private meeting about the O2 mast near Wheal Northey.

An official complaint about the mast made to the Ombudsman at Restormel by the Bethel Mast Action Group was being discussed by councillors and officers who will decide if any action should be taken.

Resident association secretary, Frank Boulton, 69, said: "The mast is only 100 metres from our homes and people have been ill since it has been there over the past three years.

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http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/homepagenews/Elderly-residents-streets-protest-mobile-phone-mast/article-777156-detail/article.html

DNA - Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace - Strasbourg, France

Menés par Jean Heches et Pierre-Emmanuel George, ils ont décidé de lui remettre le rapport BioInitiative : une compilation de 1 500 études sur les antennes ...

http://www.dna.fr/articles/200903/18/le-collectif-poursuit-son-action,munster,000008987.php



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Norwich Evening News - Norwich, England, UK

Are you battling against a mobile phone mast in your area? Call reporter Kate Scotter on 01603 772326 or email kate.scotter@archant.co.uk.

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Orange responds to Gurney Court Road phone mast campaign

St Albans & Harpenden Review - St Albans, UK

By Manisha Mistry

A MOBILE phone operator was aiming at securing another site for a mast, before settling on an area where residents have mounted a...

http://www.stalbansreview.co.uk/news/4210205.Orange_responds_to_Gurney_Court_Road_phone_mast_campaign/

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Anger at phone mast approval

Shields Gazette - South Shields, England, UK

By Paul Myles-Kelly

COUNCILLORS have voiced their anger after a Government inspector approved planning permission for a mobile phone mast outside a church. ...

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/Anger-at-phone-mast-approval.5079932.jp

- 16 03 2009 JT France 2 : "Invasion ÉlectroMagnétique" (reportage HD)
interviews du Pr Dominique BELPOMME, d'ARTAC, Cancérologue et du
Pr André AURENGO, d'EDF, négationniste notoire, membre de l'Académie de Médecine.

Prochaines diffusions : document EDF (suite), lettre motivée de demande d'exclusion d'Aurengo de l'Académie de Médecine, J-L Borloo face à la réalité des LFC, Opération nationale de vulgarisation d'appareils de mesures de CEM (sondes isotropiques), Recensement national des actions en Justice,...

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Wifi_2009.php#1

EMF: "Massive radiation and a typical lack of responsibility!"
- Ovaries, amniotic fluid, ovocytes and AUTISM (File).

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3:50pm Tuesday 17th March 2009

MORE than 50 angry residents gathered to protest against plans for a new mobile phone mast near their homes.

Residents living around The Spinney, an area of open space in Lodge Lane, Grays, made placards and made their feelings clear in a demo, which also involved ward councillors.

They also handed Grays councillor Peter Harris a petition signed by 200 people. Mr Harris said: “A single mast would ruin The Spinney, which is a lovely open area with trees. Where you get one mast, you often end up with a forest of them.”

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http://www.basildonrecorder.co.uk/news/echo/4207281.Protest_over_phone_mast/

8:35am Tuesday 17th March 2009

By Manisha Mistry

A GROUP of campaigners facing the prospect of living next to a phone mast are calling for immediate action to end their seven-year protest.

Residents in Gurney Court Road and Sandpit Lane have been waiting years for St Albans District Council to confirm where Orange should site its mast.

They say that the council, as landowner, has made no attempt to sit down with operators and reach agreement on where masts should be based.

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http://www.stalbansreview.co.uk/news/4208144.Phone_mast_campaign_continues/



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8:10am Tuesday 17th March 2009

PLANS for a phone mast in Winnington have met with opposition before they have even been officially submitted.

Vodafone contacted Northwich Town Council in advance with its proposals for a 10-metre mast, which will be disguised as a telegraph pole, at Lucky Pete’s Chippy, in Winnington Lane.

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http://www.northwichguardian.co.uk/news/4194079.Council_objects_to_application_that_has_yet_to_be_submitted/



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Mar 11 2009 by Douglas Dickie, Rutherglen Reformer

A PROPOSED mobile phone mast has caused outrage among residents in King’s Park Avenue.

Last month, locals living near the shops behind Croftfoot train station were informed that mobile-phone giants Vodafone wanted to erect a base station.

The company say they want to gauge public opinion before pressing ahead with the project.

A number have now grouped together in a desperate attempt to stop what they see as a potential health hazard from going up.

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