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New action to tackle sewage misconnections after River Brent pollution in Ealing

Campaigners in Ealing have welcomed Greater London Authority funding for a dedicated officer to tackle illegal sewage misconnections after investigations uncovered pollution from housing developments, including two in the borough.

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