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Oxford sewage treatment worksBBC UK
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At least 10,000 new homes in Oxfordshire might need to be delayed because of creaking sewerage infrastructure.
Environment Agency objecting to key blueprint for planning until 2040 .
Thames Water says initial upgrade to Oxford network is expected to be completed in 2027 with a full solution by 2031 .
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