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Code of best practice on mobile network development in England

Publication Year

2013

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Provides guidance in England to Mobile Network Operators, their agents and contractors, and local planning authorities, aiming to ensure that the Government’s objective of supporting high quality communications infrastructure is achieved in a timely manner, but in a way that also minimises the potential impact that can be associated with such development. Also aims to make sure that appropriate engagement takes place with local communities and other interested parties. Applies to all forms of wireless development, but very obviously is most relevant to proposals for new masts or base stations and significant additions or extensions to existing sites.

Document History

Superseded by 2016 edition. Developed by a working group comprising: Arqiva; English Heritage; the Mobile Operators Association; National Parks England; and the Planning Officers Society.

Publisher Information

Mobile Operators Association

Now known as Mobile UK, the Mobile Operators Association (MOA) represented four main UK mobile network operators - EE (the company that runs EE, Orange & T-Mobile in the UK), O2, Three, and Vodafone - on radio frequency (RF) health and safety, and related town planning issues associated with the use of mobile phone technology.

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