Bath Chronicle

Restraint needed in public debate of 5G

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Outbursts from ignorant councillor­s (Chronicle, 28th January) on the possible dangers of 5G are misplaced, when they imply that opponents are ‘delusional cranks,’ as there is much evidence from scientists supporting the adverse health effects form EMFS.

Dr Joseph Mercola’s recent book on the subject, ‘EMF*D’ contains over 830 references to the scientific studies of the damage to human health.

Furthermor­e the British Medical Journal has just published its own study on the topic, authored by Professor Frank, detailing 988 studies of ‘disruptive biological effects from EMFS.’

Already France, Israel, Cyprus and Russia have restricted use of Wifi in junior schools, and Belgium has banned the sale of mobile phones to children under 7.

So let us follow the science, rather than the propaganda from dotty councillor­s !

Richard Carder

Bath

A new regional convention bureau representi­ng Bristol, Bath and surroundin­g area has been launched.

The bureau’s key objectives are to promote the region for business events, working with local partners to secure new business.

Building on the success of the existing Meet Bristol Convention Bureau, this new partnershi­p will benefit local businesses who wish to attract conference­s and business events, helping to boost the visitor economy for the region.

Simon Hughes, chair of Business Visits Events Partnershi­p said: “The BVEP is delighted to learn of this initiative. The importance of strong local resources to represent and facilitate growth for business events should never be understate­d.

“Bristol and Bath and the surroundin­g region offer some of the best amenities for meetings, conference­s, and exhibition­s in unique locations. Combining the two cities will undoubtedl­y create a more efficient and effective marketing platform”.

Head of business events at Visitengla­nd Kerrin Macphie said: “The launch of the new convention bureau, Meet Bristol & Bath, is an exciting developmen­t for the business events industry in England.

“Both destinatio­ns offer a wealth of opportunit­y and leading business events facilities which combined will make an unforgetta­ble visitor experience.”

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