Huge list of objections from angry Pudsey residents at plans to install 18m tall 5G mast next to houses

Applicant CK Hutchison Networks (UK) Ltd's H3G planning application for a mast, wraparound cabinet, and three additional equipment cabinets is on a small patch of grass adjacent to a home in Uppermoor Pudsey.

At least 13 residents have voiced their disgust at the proposals - which can be viewed by clicking here.

The height of the mast would be double the roof of the neighbouring house, which is 9m high according to the plans.

One resident of the street sent a strong objection to the planning committee.

They described the mast plans as "a total eye sore to the area".

It reads: "I wish to strongly object to this application as it will have a detrimental effect on my house, the surrounding houses and community.

"It will be a total eye sore to the area.

"A previous owner of my house donated this land back to the council and re-built the the boundary wall diagonally to make the junction safer for the community as there must have been a number of accidents on the junction of Alexandra Road and Uppermoor.

"I feel sure that it was stated in the deeds that this land was to be used for a public grassed area and a public bench only!

"I am sure the previous owner would not have donated the land back to the council for them to allow something like this; that would be harmful to the area and will have such a negative effect upon a house that he once owned!"

Other residents agreed with the stance and believe the mast will be a detriment to the area.