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rudkla - 13. Dez, 22:10
Council calls in solicitor over Berrow mobile phone mast dispute
rudkla - 13. Dez, 12:50
Freitag, 12. Dezember 2008
Mast out of sight out of mind, not for all of us
Published Date: 12 December 2008
I attended a meeting at Blackstones Social Club on Thursday November 4, to express my feelings and concerns about the mobile phone mast which is to be erected above the floodlights by O2.
I said about my concerns for the health of the children playing five aside football, up to 40 or 50 at a time, and also the fun days with parents and children who attend.
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http://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/letters/Mast-out-of-sight-out.4787924.jp
I attended a meeting at Blackstones Social Club on Thursday November 4, to express my feelings and concerns about the mobile phone mast which is to be erected above the floodlights by O2.
I said about my concerns for the health of the children playing five aside football, up to 40 or 50 at a time, and also the fun days with parents and children who attend.
Read More...
http://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/letters/Mast-out-of-sight-out.4787924.jp
rudkla - 12. Dez, 14:40
'Our voices don't count over mast' say Kingsthorpe campaigners
Published Date: 12 December 2008
Campaigners who fought to stop a fourth mobile phone mast being installed near their Northampton homes say their voices simply do not count after O2 won the battle.
The bid to put up the 12.5m monopole on land adjacent to Welford Road, Kingsthorpe, was originally turned down by Northampton Borough Council in June.
But O2 appealed and an independent planning inspectorate in Bristol overturned the decision.
Irene Rose, aged 76, of Larwood Close, off Welford Road, spearheaded the campaign and helped present a 65-signature petition to the borough council. She said: "I feel the general public don't count; our opinions on all sorts of things are just brushed aside.
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http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/39Our-voices-don39t-count-.4787052.jp
Campaigners who fought to stop a fourth mobile phone mast being installed near their Northampton homes say their voices simply do not count after O2 won the battle.
The bid to put up the 12.5m monopole on land adjacent to Welford Road, Kingsthorpe, was originally turned down by Northampton Borough Council in June.
But O2 appealed and an independent planning inspectorate in Bristol overturned the decision.
Irene Rose, aged 76, of Larwood Close, off Welford Road, spearheaded the campaign and helped present a 65-signature petition to the borough council. She said: "I feel the general public don't count; our opinions on all sorts of things are just brushed aside.
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http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/39Our-voices-don39t-count-.4787052.jp
rudkla - 12. Dez, 14:34
Next-up News Nr 772
rudkla - 12. Dez, 10:04
Donnerstag, 11. Dezember 2008
Council performs u-turn as opposition to mast grows
Staff and pupils at Greystone Community Primary School form a chain from the school to the position of the proposed mast, just 60m away, last week. 031108AR3pic.
Published Date: 11 December 2008
THE campaign to stop a mobile phone mast being erected just 60 metres from a Ripon primary school gained more support this week, as the city council agreed to oppose the application.
A petition fighting the 47ft mast, which would be near Greystone Community Primary School, has now been signed by around 200 people, while a similar campaign on social networking website Facebook has attracted 124 members.
Ripon City Council had originally made no objections to the scheme, but reversed its decision on Monday, saying it would lobby planners in an attempt to block the proposal.
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http://www.ripongazette.co.uk/ripon/Council-performs-uturn-as-opposition.4786095.jp
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
Published Date: 11 December 2008
THE campaign to stop a mobile phone mast being erected just 60 metres from a Ripon primary school gained more support this week, as the city council agreed to oppose the application.
A petition fighting the 47ft mast, which would be near Greystone Community Primary School, has now been signed by around 200 people, while a similar campaign on social networking website Facebook has attracted 124 members.
Ripon City Council had originally made no objections to the scheme, but reversed its decision on Monday, saying it would lobby planners in an attempt to block the proposal.
Read More...
http://www.ripongazette.co.uk/ripon/Council-performs-uturn-as-opposition.4786095.jp
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
rudkla - 11. Dez, 18:29
Hudson hears concerns about cell towers
By Doug Grindle Community Reporter
Hudson - Hudson town officials said they are powerless to stop cell phone operators from erecting towers in the town and have only limited ability to mandate where they can be placed.
The Hudson selectmen were speaking at the Dec. 1 Board of Selectmen's meeting, in response to a query from Mark Calvanese, who said he opposed the placement of cell phone towers in residential neighborhoods.
Calvanese told the selectmen that his son is recovering from leukemia, and the radiation from cell towers could harm his health.
"There's medical evidence that kids recovering from leukemia in an EMF [electromagnetic field] environment have a poor survival rate," Calvanese told the selectmen.
He said he planned to move from his home on Champlain Drive. Calvanese said he is resigned to the tower, but the town should revamp its procedures in the future.
"We need to revamp the wireless overlay district for cell towers," Calvanese said. "Cell towers should not be built in residential neighborhoods."
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http://www.communityadvocate.com/news/2008/1212/hudson/059.html
Hudson - Hudson town officials said they are powerless to stop cell phone operators from erecting towers in the town and have only limited ability to mandate where they can be placed.
The Hudson selectmen were speaking at the Dec. 1 Board of Selectmen's meeting, in response to a query from Mark Calvanese, who said he opposed the placement of cell phone towers in residential neighborhoods.
Calvanese told the selectmen that his son is recovering from leukemia, and the radiation from cell towers could harm his health.
"There's medical evidence that kids recovering from leukemia in an EMF [electromagnetic field] environment have a poor survival rate," Calvanese told the selectmen.
He said he planned to move from his home on Champlain Drive. Calvanese said he is resigned to the tower, but the town should revamp its procedures in the future.
"We need to revamp the wireless overlay district for cell towers," Calvanese said. "Cell towers should not be built in residential neighborhoods."
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http://www.communityadvocate.com/news/2008/1212/hudson/059.html
rudkla - 11. Dez, 17:29
Mast plans protest rally
Maddy Perez with her sign against the mast plan
More than 100 angry protesters took to the streets in Shrewsbury to campaign against plans for a phone mast close to two schools.
One furious parent vowed to switch his daughter to a different school and claimed he might even sell his home if Vodafone pushed ahead with its proposals for the 12-metre high mast in Copthorne Road.
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http://www.shropshirestar.com/2008/12/11/mast-plans-protest-rally/
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Shrewsbury
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
More than 100 angry protesters took to the streets in Shrewsbury to campaign against plans for a phone mast close to two schools.
One furious parent vowed to switch his daughter to a different school and claimed he might even sell his home if Vodafone pushed ahead with its proposals for the 12-metre high mast in Copthorne Road.
Read More...
http://www.shropshirestar.com/2008/12/11/mast-plans-protest-rally/
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Shrewsbury
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
rudkla - 11. Dez, 17:22
Frustration at mobile mast's legal loophole
by TIM FLETCHER
COUNCIL chiefs are being urged to allow more public debate on mobile phone masts as opposition mounts to a controversial plan to site a station less than 100 metres from two schools.
Communications giant Telefonica 02 wants to build a 15-metres mast comprising three antennae on Staffordshire County Council-owned land next to the Beacon Hotel, at the junction of Tutbury Road and Harehedge Lane, Outwoods.
The company says the mast is needed to improve coverage for new generation 3G mobile phones, but the plans, currently being considered by East Staffordshire Borough Council, have provoked fierce opposition in the neighbourhood.
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http://www.burtonmail.co.uk/burtonmail-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=373178
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
COUNCIL chiefs are being urged to allow more public debate on mobile phone masts as opposition mounts to a controversial plan to site a station less than 100 metres from two schools.
Communications giant Telefonica 02 wants to build a 15-metres mast comprising three antennae on Staffordshire County Council-owned land next to the Beacon Hotel, at the junction of Tutbury Road and Harehedge Lane, Outwoods.
The company says the mast is needed to improve coverage for new generation 3G mobile phones, but the plans, currently being considered by East Staffordshire Borough Council, have provoked fierce opposition in the neighbourhood.
Read More...
http://www.burtonmail.co.uk/burtonmail-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=373178
http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=school+mast
rudkla - 11. Dez, 08:27
