Cross-Party Inquiry into Childhood Leukaemia and EMF

Written Evidence

Public Opinion

1. Opinion Leader Research (OLR)
   1. Qualitative survey 'The public's view on an appropriate response to the relationship between EMF and childhood leukaemia', September 2005.
   2. Quantitative survey 'Electricity Omnibus Survey', January 2006. Report & Data

Scientific Evidence

1. Do EMFs cause childhood leukaemia? A review of scientific evidence, by Dr Adrienne Morgan and Katie Martin BSc, December 2005
2. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) position statement on EMF and public health
3. Health Protection Agency - Radiological Protection Division (HPA-RPD)
4. Dr L A Coulton, 19 May 2006
5. Roger Coghill, Coghill Research Laboratories
6. Health Protection Agency - Radiological Protection Division (HPA-RPD) position statement on childhood leukaemia and EMFs

Legal, Planning and Housing Evidence

1. Bircham Dyson Bell, 'Electrical and magnetic fields and public health - legal requirements, responsibilities and shortcomings'
2. Brenda Short, lecturer in environmental law and legal advisor to Powerwatch. Comments on EMFs in relation to legislation.
3. Countrywide Surveyors, 30 May 2006
4. George Wimpey UK Ltd
5. Wilson Bowden plc
6. Barratt Homes
7. National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA)
8. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
9. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
10. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)

Evidence on Electricity Transmission and Distribution

1. Energy Networks Association (ENA)
2. National Grid Position Statement on Electric and Magnetic Fields, 16 May 2006
3. Energy Networks Association (ENA), "EMF - The Facts"
4. Stirling Before Pylons, .

Evidence on SAGE

1. SAGE Co-ordination Group
2. Ofgem
3. Professor Denis L Henshaw, 17 May 2007
4. Professor Denis L Henshaw
5. Professor Mike O'Carroll
6. Powerwatch
7. Ofgem, minutes of meeting with David Gray and Howard Stoate MP