Mobile phones boom direct inquiries to land for masts

Article Abstract:

Mobile phone companies are very keen to be allowed to erect masts all over the United Kingdom to cater for the rapidly expanding market. Average rents paid to farmers in 1995 were approximately 3,800 pounds sterling although as much as 5,000 can be achieved if the farmer is advised from a legal representative. Elevated sites are in great demand and it is likely that masts under the stated maximum of 15 meters will be erected to avoid having to gain planning permission. The mobile phone companies must have sites to represent 95% of the country if their licences are to be granted.

Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Mobile Telephones ex Cellular, Farm management services, Economic aspects, Wireless telephones, Statistics, Radio transmitters, Radiotelephones, Farm management

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Report tracks leisure boom

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The UK Leisure Parks report by researchers DTZ Debenham Thorpe provides an accurate picture of leisure part development trends for the first time since their introduction to the country in 1985. The report, which features almost forty completed parks and another twelve currently under development, includes expert opinion on market trends from major organisations such as AMC Europe. Leisure park developments have continued to grow in spite of the economic recession of the 1980s.

AMUSEMENT & RECREATION SERVICES, Recreation, Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation, Reports, Forecasts and trends, Leisure industry, Buildings and facilities, Entertainment industry, AMC Europe

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Bristol boom still afloat

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An account of housing demand and new housing development in the centre of Bristol, England, is presented.

Housing & Development NEC, Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Development, Analysis, Supply and demand, Housing, Dwellings, Housing development, Bristol, England

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