By Charlie Campbell

Residents of Forest House in Carnarvon Road claim the masts on the roof are a danger to health (EL3161-2)

HOPES that mobile phone masts will be removed from a South Woodford road are fading as telecommunications companies still refuse to acknowledge there is any danger.

Residents of Carnarvon Road, dubbed cancer street,' due to the unusually high number of residents with the condition, were buoyed by the decision last week to remove a mast from a similarly blighted tower of doom' in Bristol.

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The Army said last year it also found depleted uranium at an Oahu post, Schofield Barracks, in remnants of training rounds used in the 1960s. That announcement came after years of Army denials it used depleted uranium in the islands.

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