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Susie Bell Proctor (pictured) a parishioner at St Mary the Blessed Virgin in Gomersal, West Yorkshire, fears the church could fall into disrepair.

Susie Bell Proctor (pictured) a parishioner at St Mary the Blessed Virgin in Gomersal, West Yorkshire, fears the church could fall into disrepair.

Landowners wanting to develop land or buildings affected by telephone masts and cables could 'face major problems' following a recent Tribunal decision.

The latest applications sent to Northumberland County Council concerning Tynedale and Ponteland.

Senegal and Ghana's sharp decline on the 2022 RSF World Press Freedom Index comes as an unwelcome shock, especially because the two countries were once at the forefront of freedom of expression on the African continent.

Lords have spoken out against a Bill which will force landowners to accept cuts of up to 90% in the rent they receive for hosting mobile phone masts.

Legal experts say a Supreme Court ruling on three cases concerning mobile phone operators’ rights under the Electronic Communications Code brings

A look at the key features of the regulatory framework for the telecoms sector in Italy, including licensing regimes, spectrum use, universal service obligations, data protection and much more.

Proposed changes to make the compulsory purchase regime faster and more efficient will see landowners forced to sell their land below market value, the

Changes to compulsory purchase compensation will see farmers and landowners forced to sell their land for below market value to facilitate new development.