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Swindon & Wilts Residents Association: Petition To Stop 5G Mast In Ash Brake, Blunsdon St. Andrew

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First published at 00:23 UTC on November 20th, 2023.

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Between 16th and 20th October, 2023 Swindon & Wiltshire Residents Association went door to door in Ash Brake, Blunsdon St. Andrew, North Swindon. We collected signatures on a petition to Swindon Borough Council to object to a proposal for a 5G mast on Lady Lane.
There were many grounds on the list of objections, including a non-existent company on the ICNIRP certificate.
As usual, many residents were unaware of the planning application on their doorstep because they were not notified by the Council. As a result of our outreach on this occasion many residents actually objected online as well, which helps to get a decision in favour of the residents. All this helped to achieve the desired result; the Council have refused prior approval and the installation has been rejected, thanks to the residents who objected.
Door to door and outreach are important in tackling these issues locally.
IF YOU WISH TO GET INVOLVED IN YOUR LOCAL AREA TO TACKLE THIS AND OTHER ISSUES LOCALLY, PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE.

National Residents Association website:
nationalresidentsassociation.co.uk

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