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Abingdon reservoir trial gets green light

Abingdon reservoir trial gets green light

Thames Water is carrying out a 12 month trial to better understand the conditions of the site it has proposed building a 150 billion litre reservoir. The company said residents "want assurances" ahead of work commencing at the Oxfordshire location.

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