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05 January 2012, 12.44
Consult Early; Consult Often: Research with Planners Shows Support for Pre-Application Consultation on Mobile Phone Masts
5 January 2012Pre-application consultation is a key factor in securing local community buy-in to
05 January 2012, 12.27
“Mobile phones are now a necessity: just don’t bother us with conflicting advice”
4 January 2012Two fifths of people say there is so much conflicting information about alleged health issues related to mobile phones and
17 November 2011, 14.27
Mobile network operators brief MSPs on mobile coverage in rural Scotland
17 November 2011
Mobile network operators today briefed MSPs in Holyrood on mobile coverage in rural Scotland. The briefing was about both explaining
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04 January 2012, 10.30
The fascinating BBC Radio Four series, The People’s Post, a history of the Post Office broadcast in the run up to Christmas, described telegraph poles as the ‘mobile phone masts of the 1870s’.
That isn’t just because
28 September 2011, 17.58
The cover of a recent issue of Private Eye’ has, under the heading “Tory Plan for the Countryside”, a picture of some rolling farmland, with a sheep saying, “They’ve got a lot of concrete proposals”. This is, of
Welcome to MOA
The Mobile Operators Association (MOA) represents the four UK mobile network operators – Everything Everywhere (Orange & T-Mobile), O2, Three, and Vodafone – on radio frequency (RF) health and safety, and related town planning issues associated with the use of mobile phone technology.
81 Million Mobile Connections
Mobile telecommunications are vital for the UK’s economic competitiveness and in promoting social inclusion. There are now over 81 million mobile connections in the UK. Over 4.8 million customers now access mobile broadband services via a laptop and dongle, and 28 per cent of UK adults use their mobile phones for internet access.