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Contentious plans to build a new 18m high 5G mast opposite a church in Windsor have been slammed. The proposals could see the new mast built on a verge of grass opposite Windsor Gospel Hall in Ruddlesway, Windsor. A planning application for the determination as to whether prior approval is required is currently live online. The application has been met with substantial criticism. In total, over 50 objections have been submitted to the plans, in contrast to a singular comment supporting the plan. These objections relate to a number of issues, including the impact upon the environment, the visual impact of the development and concerns over the safety of the mast.
Cambridge City Council customer services to go cashless and appointment-only
The council said it would ensure residents receive the support they need to continue accessing the services, including an increased digital offering
Cambridge City Council s customer services centre, Mandela House, in Regent Street, Cambridge
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Peascod Street Ruling Conservative councillors have been accused of putting the nail in the coffin of Windsor and Maidenhead s struggling businesses. The angry accusation came from Cllr Jon Davey - who represents Clewer and Dedworth West for the West Windsor Residents Association on the Royal Borough. At last night s Royal Borough council meeting he failed to persuade the ruling Conservative administration to allow free parking between 9am and noon Mondays and Tuesdays till the end of the year, to help traders struggling to survive the pandemic. He said: Their only sin is to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. You will be the ones putting the nail in the coffin of local businesses this Christmas.