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Plans for 5G mast at Dudeney Lodge, Upper Hollingdean Road

Dudeney Lodge OPPOSITION is growing to plans to instal 5G masts on the roof of one of the most prominent buildings in Brighton. The proposals include putting 12 antennas and four transmission dishes on the roof of Dudeney Lodge, in Upper Hollingdean Road, with six equipment cabinets on the ground. Details have been submitted to Brighton and Hove City council by mobile phone infrastructure firm Cornerstone on behalf of Telefonica UK, also known as O2, and its network-sharing partner Vodafone. Fourteen people have objected to the proposed masts, with four people writing to the council in support of the proposal. Green councillor Martin Osborne, one of those consulted by Cornerstone, said that residents of Dudeney Lodge and neighbouring Nettleton Court would be among those likely to object.

'Outstanding' schools in Brighton and Hove to face Ofsted inspectors

School Streets: bollards installed to shut junction in Somerhill Road, Hove

BOLLARDS are now in place at a junction as part of “semi-permanent” measures to make a road safer near a school. The junction between Somerhill Road and Lansdowne Road in Hove has been closed to motor vehicles as part of the School Streets scheme, ahead of pupils’ return to the classroom on Monday. The trial closure, which has been brought in through an experimental traffic regulation order, means only cyclists and pedestrians can enter Somerhill Road from its southern end. Motor vehicles will also not be able to access Somerhill Road from the opposite end, south of the junction with Somerhill Avenue, between 8am and 10am and between 2pm and 4pm on school days during term time, as part of the School Streets scheme outside Brunswick Primary School.

St Nicolas CE Primary School in Portslade joins School Streets scheme

People in Queen's Park Terrace slam new junction closure