This is Nottingham -- RADIO masts could be installed on the roof of Nottingham City Council's Loxley House base. The two masts would form part of the controlling system for the expanding tram network. They would help to keep information on tram arrivals up to date and identifying problems when they arise. Plans have been submitted by Taylor Woodrow Alstom, the contractors working on the new lines to Clifton and Chilwell. In them, they added: "The radio provides the means of controlling the operation and safety of the tramway in the event of an emergency. Without a radio network, the tramway would be unable to operate efficiently or safely." Explaining why they want to place them on the roof of Loxley House, they added: "Radio masts need to be installed at strategic locations to mount the antennae at a height such as to maximise the efficiency of the transmissions and hence the operational effectiveness of the tram system."
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This is Nottingham -- RADIO masts could be installed on the roof of Nottingham City Council's Loxley House base. The two masts would form part of the controlling system for the expanding tram network. They would help to keep information on tram arrivals up to date and identifying problems when they arise. Plans have been submitted by Taylor Woodrow Alstom, the contractors working on the new lines to Clifton and Chilwell. In them, they added: "The radio provides the means of controlling the operation and safety of the tramway in the event of an emergency. Without a radio network, the tramway would be unable to operate efficiently or safely." Explaining why they want to place them on the roof of Loxley House, they added: "Radio masts need to be installed at strategic locations to mount the antennae at a height such as to maximise the efficiency of the transmissions and hence the operational effectiveness of the tram system."
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