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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Yes, a 4g mast is a possibility, but objections have been raised because it is too close to houses.
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classic33
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I'd have a read of what that notice says, then respond on those points.
O2 put a 4.5G mast in, on a trial basis, over ten years ago. It's since been upgraded to a permanent 5G mast.
It knocks the TV and radio signals for six. Leaving nearby houses with pixilated screens. Nearest houses are a little over 35 feet away. And they have no way of complaining now.
Andy in Germany
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See?
classic33
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He'd have been using pen & paper, correcting any mistakes by starting again.
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
The man who lives opposite me and the man next door have both investigated what the notice says. I spoke to them both about ten days ago.
As I understand the notice, it will be a "Telegraph pole" size and is the last link before the signals go into the houses. The 4 or 5 G mast "electricity pylon size" that has objections is some distance away.
You are right in saying that they might say one thing and do another.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Omelette Arnold Bennett for supper 
classic33
Leg End Member
Sounds a bit like a relay post/mast in a built-up area. It'll be either just receiving the signal before taking it into nearby properties via fibre. Or just boosting the signal.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I have found a way of breaking up a possible fisticuffs between Bob and Kizzy.
I keep some rolled up socks handy. Just one very fluffy sock rolled up. When she looks like she is about to ambush Bob, I throw the sock in her general direction. She hears it land beside or near her, and it distracts her. Then she thinks better of attacking Bob.
I keep some rolled up socks handy. Just one very fluffy sock rolled up. When she looks like she is about to ambush Bob, I throw the sock in her general direction. She hears it land beside or near her, and it distracts her. Then she thinks better of attacking Bob.
Grant Fondo
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- Cheshire
Lamb pinwheels and spicy stuffed peppers for (late) dinner. Crikey I'm hungry 
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Yes, that sounds about right.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Sounds good.
Have you thought about putting some catnip or valerian in the sock? Poppy and Lexi can get *so* distracted by anything of that ilk.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Tesco was so-so this afternoon... Didn't get what I went for on sticker (large breads from the bakery to make breadcrumbs) but got a lot of other nice things on good markdowns... This included half a kilo of Polish ham, plums, spinach, tea, rolls, bakewell tarts and cronuts.
I also had a bit of a snaccident in the cheese aisle, where a runny piece of brie oozed its way into my trolley...
Plus I finally managed to collar one of the till ladies I've got to know over the years to *finally* give her the little gift I meant to give her for Christmas. So that's put a smile on her face, and I'm glad.
I also had a bit of a snaccident in the cheese aisle, where a runny piece of brie oozed its way into my trolley...
Plus I finally managed to collar one of the till ladies I've got to know over the years to *finally* give her the little gift I meant to give her for Christmas. So that's put a smile on her face, and I'm glad.
Was bitterly cold though 
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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- Armonmy Way
I've never heard of Arnold Bennett but I hope he's tasty.Omelette Arnold Bennett for supper
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
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- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
In having a clear-out and filing of paperwork earlier this evening I found a very important document from mid-2020 that I hadn't completed and returned. I think a phone call tomorrow is in order ...
