Villagers told of ‘dangers’ posed by mast
Residents packed into a village hall near Oswestry to hear the possible health risks posed by a mobile phone mast situated near their homes. The West Felton Mast Protest Group organised the meeting in the village hall.
Guest speaker was Alan Blood, a leading campaigner for a protest group in Caersws.
Carol Corbett, a member of the group said: “The hall was full to capacity. Between 160 and 170 people attended, which was a really good turn-out.”
She said Mr Blood also explained that the mast in West Felton, which is a 3G mast for video phones, works on a stronger frequency than straight forward GSM mobile phone masts.
Mrs Corbett added: “He said you wouldn’t want to be anywhere near a 3G or Tetra mast and all of a sudden people were taking note and asking questions.”
More signatures were taken for a petition last night and a further meeting was arranged for January 25, in the village hall at 7.30pm.
The full version of this article appears in the Oswestry edition of tonight’s Shropshire Star
http://www.shropshirestar.com/show_article.php?aID=41458
Guest speaker was Alan Blood, a leading campaigner for a protest group in Caersws.
Carol Corbett, a member of the group said: “The hall was full to capacity. Between 160 and 170 people attended, which was a really good turn-out.”
She said Mr Blood also explained that the mast in West Felton, which is a 3G mast for video phones, works on a stronger frequency than straight forward GSM mobile phone masts.
Mrs Corbett added: “He said you wouldn’t want to be anywhere near a 3G or Tetra mast and all of a sudden people were taking note and asking questions.”
More signatures were taken for a petition last night and a further meeting was arranged for January 25, in the village hall at 7.30pm.
The full version of this article appears in the Oswestry edition of tonight’s Shropshire Star
http://www.shropshirestar.com/show_article.php?aID=41458
Starmail - 19. Jan, 22:57
