Don't mess with mums

I AM, honestly, really pleased that the residents of Findon Valley '“ and particularly the parents/teachers at The Vale School '“ pulled together to create a massive, successful, protest regarding the recent proposal to erect a mobile phone mast in Findon Valley.

At last, people are understanding that there just might be a health issue involved...especially regarding our children and grandchildren.

And, let's face it, we just can't take that risk can we?

Your readers will probably know that a handful of local people have been campaigning for several years against mobile (and police Tetra) masts being placed close to homes or schools.

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And to be honest, they (we!) seem to have been regarded as bit of a lunatic fringe!

However, when the highly controversial police communication (Tetra) mast was about to be erected at High Salvington (i.e. just above The Vale school) I wrote to the school, and the local residents' association, and warned them about what was being proposed.

I even advised them regarding what action to take.

Guess what? I didn't even receive an acknowledgement!

So what is the result?

The Tetra mast now sitting on the western skyline of Findon Valley, with The Vale school just a few hundred metres away, is potentially far more harmful than the third generation mobile phone mast being proposed for the valley.

I have to ask....just what does it take to get people motivated?

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I think I know the answer. If it is "mums" getting agitated then it must be important.

If it is just concerned people (or, in my case, a concerned dad or grandad!)., then one seems to be classed as "eccentric".

Food for thought?

Tony Malone

Worthing

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