That's the reason I originally gave an OS grid reference rather than a postcode. The post code suggested relates to a building which has now been demolished. It used to receive its own post when we let it to another party and had a postcode. However the tenant moved out, we demolished the old building and are constructing a new building on the site. It won't have its own postcode, as it will form about 1% of our much larger site with centralised mail receving faciliites about 400 metres away.
Our concern is that the mast was no doubt safe when installed, bearing in mind the location and low height of surrounding buildings. However we want to review the situation with operators, as the building we are constructing is taller than the previous one.
As an side, it sounds like you've also had issues with the 'pigeon hole thinking' behind postcodes. I find it a problem when trying to get goods or services delivered to buildings that don't have a postcode. It's also noticeable how many people these days seem incapable of getting to meetings in locations that doesn't have a postcode.
Do masts - as opposed to nearby buidlings - actually have postcodes?
