Boat Race waters safe
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Dry weather in recent weeks and a new super sewer’ have improved readings from last year .
Oxford and Cambridge crews are being privately encouraged to make up their own minds.
Campaign group River Action maintains 29.5 per cent of its results exceeded safe limits.
However, the teams have been sent a dossier of data, including tests by Fulham Reach Boat Club , which show waters have been “excellent” effectively at bathing quality.