Unplug to Uplift: ACHING for a Tech Safe Society
Dr Lisa Hutchinson For those of you who may not have read our coverage of the outstanding Safe Tech International webinar event: Unplug to Uplift, which live-streamed on 1 November 2025, we are re-posting this summary write up. We noticed a few typographical errors in the original version and apologise to our […]
Radiation From Traffic Lights Harms The Public
Radiation Emitted from Traffic Lights Harms the Public Dr Lisa Hutchinson Local authorities or councils are responsible for the planning adjudication aspects of telecommunications infrastructures. On numerous occasions, ACHES has explained to councils that certain telecommunications technology is dangerous and can pose significant risk to life. Despite this notification, many local authorities have […]
Off February – Let’s Stroll Not Scroll
OFF FEBRUARY – Let’s Stroll Not Scroll Get On to Life We hope that everyone can take part in OFF FEBRUARY. Safe Tech International have put together a wonderfully crafted very short video “Get On to Life, With OFF February!”. This video has been created by artist and film maker Sean Carney […]
One Name Project EMR-S (Electro Magnetic Radiation-Syndrome)
EMF Toxicity and the One Name Project: EMR Syndrome Dr Lisa Hutchinson One of the biggest misconceptions most people have about cell phone radiation, Wi-Fi, smart meter radiation and Bluetooth, is that it’s safe. Sadly, the reality is far more disturbing. There are thousands of independent studies that demonstrate electromagnetic fields (EMFs) […]
Glaring Truth About Harmful Streetlights
Dr Lisa Hutchinson Lights, Camera, Action! In a recent zoom meeting for ACHES, Asif Naqvi (5GinMerton.com) gave a presentation that articulated very carefully the glaring truth about the issues with our streetlights. The talk title was “Lights, Camera, Action!” He explained that the preference of Merton Borough Council is for LED street lighting to be […]
Harmful Technology – Leave Them Kids Alone
Harmful Technology: Leave Them Kids Alone! Dr Lisa Hutchinson As a Generation X (Gen X) born in the 1970s, this was a time when technology was moving fast but synchronised with the general disillusionment of the establishment following the Cold War tensions and aftermath of other political events. As is often the case, the […]