article_snippet.sent: A 10 tonne 'fatberg' made up of congealed waste has been removed from a sewer underneath one of London's most exclusive streets.
article_snippet.sent: The enormous lump, which was 40 metres long and made up of fat and wet wipes, was so heavy that it caused the 1940s sewer in Chelsea to break.
article_snippet.sent: Utility companies, including Thames Water, discovered A 10 tonne 'fatberg' made up of congealed waste when local residents and businesses on Draycott Avenue and Walton Street started to complain about the rancid smell coming from a sewer.
article_snippet.sent: The 10 tonne fatberg, which was discovered beneath one of Chelsea's most exclusive streets after residents complained of a rancid smell .
article_snippet.sent: I'd urge the residents of Chelsea to consider what lurks beneath the residents of Chelsea feet - and when it comes to getting rid of fat - bin it, don't block it.
article_snippet.sent: The enormous lump, which was 40 metres long and made up of fat and wet wipes, was found beneath Draycott Avenue and Walton Street in West London, pictured .
article_snippet.sent: London's largest ever recorded fatberg, weighing in at 15 tonnes, was found in Kingston in August 2013.
highlights_snippet.sent: Residents in two exclusive Chelsea streets complained of a rancid smell .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Thames Water investigated and discovered a 10 tonne fatberg in the sewer .
  