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The UK government is considering changing planning regulations concerning satellite dishes and antennae in a bid to boost the take-up of digital TV and high-speed broadband Internet access. The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has launched a public consultation this week, inviting communities to give their views on the rules and regulations over the siting of satellite dishes and antenna. | ||
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