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Councils, including Oxfordshire and Oxford City Council, vetoed a major deal affecting the Thames Valley region due to concerns that it would impose new taxes on local residents.

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Councils, including Oxfordshire and Oxford City Council, vetoed a major deal affecting the Thames Valley region due to concerns that it would impose new taxes on local residents.

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