Londoners' rehousing offer in Thames Tunnel sewer plan
Hundreds of Londoners will be offered the option of being rehoused for three years to make way for work on a £4.1bn "super sewer".
The tunnel would run from west to east London collecting 39 million tonnes of sewage discharged into the River Thames each year.
BBC London's Kurt Barling spoke to resident Anne Rosenburg, Hammersmith and Fulham Council Leader Nick Botterill and Phil Stride from Thames Water.
16 Oct 2012
- From the section London