This gave people objecting to new masts some ammunition, but the Human Rights Act has iced their cake. For instance, the Royal Free Hospital in London said the Orange network could erect new masts on its roof. London lawyer Alan Meyer advised worried local residents that the Human Rights Act gave them the right to object on health grounds as Stewart had reported it was not possible, currently, to rule out health effects. The residents won, and the hospital withdrew permission for new masts. Elsewhere, local councils are facing protests on similar grounds.
People are increasingly worried about health issues.
We assumed they all did their research before bidding. The government is not in the business of giving refunds.