treated as singular or pluralA place where sewage is treated so that the resultant effluent can be returned safely to a river, the sea, etc.
（处理后的废水能安全地流回河流或海洋的）污水处理厂
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But Judge Carr said the Hounslow case might take a year to conclude and additional investment at the sewage works would benefit residents.
Running behind the school was the railway line to Henley-on-Thames, with sweeping views of the local sewage works and the River Thames.
The work is being carried out as part of Yorkshire Water's £400 million Rivercare investment to upgrade inland sewage works, storm overflows and sewers.
These include upgrading 51 water treatment works, replacing 2,500 kilometres of mains and reducing pollutants running into the River Eden from Bolton sewage works.
When the sewage works is reached bear left away from the river and follow a path which keeps the boundary fence of the works to your immediate right.
It said the presence of nearby sewage works would be detrimental to the health of those who attended and would not endear York to those people.
It uses far, far less energy than putting it through a traditional sewage works and cleaning it up with chemicals.
The major sites for development that have been identified and are undergoing construction are the Royal Marsden site and the Worcester Park former sewage works site.
Smells hitting residents living near Stambridge sewage works have led to a clash in the House of Commons.
The waste from both flows to the small New Labour sewage works half a mile away.
Turn left along the track for a short distance before turning left along the path running alongside the sewage works which leads back to the river.
Residents there have long complained about the stink from the sewage works.
Her evocation of the industrial glories of Beckton - its historic gas holders, its pioneering sewage works - was perhaps the most emotional passage of all.
Residents on Canvey are set to start getting lungs full of fresh air, rather than stinking sewage fumes, as work to reduce smells from the island's sewage works finally comes to an end.
The reported evidence is that Skipton sewage works was not a contributory factor in this case.
The housing development on the former sewage works in Green Lane started off at 240 houses with beautiful parkland and quickly grew to 360 houses.
There was concern that access to the path from the former sewage works site being developed by St James Homes might be restricted.
Southern Water's proposes to spend £150m to reduce flooding from sewers as well as address other customer concerns, such as smelly sewage works.
Ms Keen said: ‘The smell coming from the sewage works is unacceptable and must stop.’
Kingston University and Spirit Bond Student Housing have called for a public inquiry into the plans to build on the disused sewage works located at Lower Marsh Lane, Surbiton.