Summary
Mobile-phone masts are multiplying but shrinking. They are being disguised as chimneys, trees, clocks, windows, drainpipes, even as weather vanes, all in an effort to meet the demands of planning departments.
The Government has commissioned the University of Reading and Arup to undertake an independent study to assess the impact the Best- Practice Code on Mobile Phone Network has had since its introduction last September.See the full content of this document
Extract
Mast Can Become Squatter
This is part of a review of all planning arrangements on masts.
Third-generation mobile-phone masts have smaller cells, and so need to be sited closer to their customers ( often within housing, industrial and retail es...See the full content of this document
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