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The council confirmed that the antenna system on Forsythia House will be decommissioned and removed. This victory belongs to the residents who refused to back down when the city ignored our concerns. Keep a close eye on the site to ensure the equipment is fully dismantled as promised.

May 26, 2017

We are opposed to the presence of the Vodafone antenna system on Forsythia House, Brockley.

We are opposed to the presence of the Vodafone antenna system on Forsythia House, Brockley.

🏆 Won — 320 supporters Verified

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Started by Damjana Mawbey 9 years, 5 months ago

Forsythia House in Brockley, is a small 3 storey block of council flats in an area densely populated with children and near to schools. The antenna system appears huge and imposing and evokes a fear of radiation in almost everyone in the vicinity. Masts have been successfully opposed in other nearby locations and this has only gone ahead as there was absolutely no consultation. Recently, the residents of the block unanimously opposed the construction but the council has permitted its construction anyway. We want the council to have the equipment removed and conduct a proper consultation for a suitable site to meet Vodafones needs.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

April 17, 2017

April 15, 2017

We are approaching our next target and the council is starting to notice our objection to this antenna. Email your local representative today to demand a full review of the Forsythia House installation.

March 27, 2017

We hit 100 signatures today. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three of your neighbors to keep this momentum moving.

Reached 100 supporters

March 25, 2017

111 Comments

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P Lane
9 years ago Featured

As the manager of a local community nursery situated in very close proximity to the mast - I am concerned at the lack of consultation and consideration of location and of the negative impact this may have on the health and wellbeing of the residents, children and their families.

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Sanjit Chudha
9 years ago Featured

Yes, we need far better mobile reception here. But doing it in this way is not on. Masts could be sited on the local Church or spaces where consultation leads to a positive welcome. The local council, in cahoots with Vodafone, have behaved in a very high handed fashion.

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David
9 years ago Featured

No consultation, residents opposed and still it somehow gets put up. You have to jump through hoops to maintain the facade of your house in line with the area....this monstrosity certainly goes against all of that, putting the unknown health risks aside...

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Candy Schartz-Engel
9 years ago Featured

These masts are obviously not "a safe distance from the school", a resolution adapted by the European Parliament in 2009. As far as I know neither the school itself nor the parents of the children have been consulted.

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Jane Wilcock
9 years ago Featured

No consultation for the approval of the installation of this potential health hazard. Understand Lewisham Council receive rent for this; why were residents and local school community not given adequate consultation for this?

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Evelyn
9 years ago Featured

I oppose to the site of this transmission. I had little knowledge of it. As a resident in Forsythia House with children as well I'm very concerned about the effects of the radiation and danger posed by this transmitter.

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Palanisamy M
8 years ago

9626840311 my number not responsible in customercare

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Dave Lewis
8 years ago

I hate thieving company they should stop stealing of of customers.