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Scrap plans for stadium masts
BECAUSE of the objections of residents, last year Islington Council refused planning permission for Arsenal to erect at the Emirates Stadium 32 masts that emit higher radiation levels to cater for the new generation of mobile phones.
Planning permission has now been granted on appeal, with neither objectors nor councillors being given the opportunity to make representations at the appeal. This seems to undermine the whole planning permission process. > more |
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Thief raced off with disappointing haul - RECENTLY my document case was lifted from my side at Finsbury Park station, while I bought a newspaper... > more
Deafening night ride - I AM writing to you about the number 29 bus and how bad it has got at night. The service is now known as the ‘free’ bus because you... > more
Stretched for cash - YOUR reviewer describes Albert Pierrepoint as the last executioner but this is not correct (Anatomy of a gun-law culture, April 27)... > more
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Human rights under threat - IT was ironic to read MP Emily Thornberry described as a human rights lawyer (Free chef, MP urges Bush, April 27). > more
Bosom buddy should say sorry - I WAS pleased to see Paul Newman apologising, and his appeal to Boris Johnson for forgiveness (‘Roadkill-gate’ just... > more
Why we need salary - FOR those councillors who only receive the basic allowance, our rise is indeed above inflation (Pay rise for councillors, April 27). > more
Bendy buses bring danger to our roads - FOLLOWING the recent Transport for London survey highlighting the danger of lorries to cyclists, I feel compelled to write... > more |
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