We quiz phone mast boss
Jan 27 2006
THE Solihull News is to take your concerns over mobile phone masts straight to the top.
Mike Dolan is an executive director of Mobile Operators Association (MOA), an organisation which represents five UK networks, 3, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone and he's agreed to speak to us about your worries.
We want you to send any questions for Mr Dolan to our reporter Andy Walker.
Send them by Tuesday (January
31) morning to our offices at 150 High Street, Solihull, B91 3SX or e-mail: andy_walker@ mrn.co.uk. Alternatively you can phone them through to 0121 711 5731.
Our initiative comes as telecommunication operators submitted their roll out plans for the coming years.
Hampton-in-Arden, Olton, Balsall Common and Hillfield are all on a list of areas being targeted by mobile phone giants.
T-Mobile are the worst culprits with 29 sites built, five sites with permission and a further 18 proposed sites. Orange are close behind with 47 sites built, 14 sites with permission and eight proposed sites.
The document was revealed at a Planning and Regulatory Committee meeting on January 19, prompting Solihull Council's head of planning, Paul Watson, to remark that it was time to meet the people behind these applications and 'see the whites of their eyes'.
However there was good news for Monkspath residents after plans to site a mast close to the Fieldhouse pub were withdrawn.
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THE Solihull News is to take your concerns over mobile phone masts straight to the top.
Mike Dolan is an executive director of Mobile Operators Association (MOA), an organisation which represents five UK networks, 3, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone and he's agreed to speak to us about your worries.
We want you to send any questions for Mr Dolan to our reporter Andy Walker.
Send them by Tuesday (January
31) morning to our offices at 150 High Street, Solihull, B91 3SX or e-mail: andy_walker@ mrn.co.uk. Alternatively you can phone them through to 0121 711 5731.
Our initiative comes as telecommunication operators submitted their roll out plans for the coming years.
Hampton-in-Arden, Olton, Balsall Common and Hillfield are all on a list of areas being targeted by mobile phone giants.
T-Mobile are the worst culprits with 29 sites built, five sites with permission and a further 18 proposed sites. Orange are close behind with 47 sites built, 14 sites with permission and eight proposed sites.
The document was revealed at a Planning and Regulatory Committee meeting on January 19, prompting Solihull Council's head of planning, Paul Watson, to remark that it was time to meet the people behind these applications and 'see the whites of their eyes'.
However there was good news for Monkspath residents after plans to site a mast close to the Fieldhouse pub were withdrawn.
owned by or licensed to Trinity Mirror Plc 2006
https://tinyurl.com/d8hba
rudkla - 27. Jan, 17:58
