The company that owns Three mobile, has applied to build a 5G mast at the junction of Cockney Hill and Honey End Lane in Tilehurst.
The mast would be 15 metres tall, and come with ancillary cabinets.
The nearest home is six metres tall, therefore the mast would taller than it by nine metres.
The plan, submitted by CK Hutchison, can be seen on Reading Borough Council’s planning portal, searching for application 230011.
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