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Astronomers get permission for mini-observatory

Astronomers get permission for mini-observatory

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Related topicsAstronomyRodingtonTelfordMore on this storyPlans for mini domed observatory in villagePublished9 AugustRelated internet linksRodington Parish Council

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Astonomers get permission for mini-observatoryImage source, GoogleImage caption, The mini observatory dome will be installed at Rodington village hallByDavid TooleyLocal Democracy Reporting ServicePublished1 minute agoA group of amateur astronomers have been given permission to set up a mini-observatory at a village hall.Members of the Shropshire Astronomical Society (SAS) now plan to transfer over the out of use dome and telescope once used by the Irish Rangers at the Tern Hill army base near Market Drayton.They have been based at Rodington Village Hall, near Shrewsbury, for 25 years but think the telescope will raise interest in astronomy.In granting permission, Telford and Wrekin planners said the curved gloss white fibreglass dome used to house the telescope would be "somewhat…

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