Colne Valley Water

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The Colne Valley Water Company was a statutory water company supplying parts of South West Hertfordshire and parts of Middlesex from 1873 to 1994.[1][2][3] In 1994 it merged into Three Valleys Water.[3][4]

It was the successor to smaller local water companies such as the Abbots Langley Water Company,[5] and reached its final size when it acquired the Watford Corporation's water undertaking in 1973.[3]

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References

  1. ^ COLNE VALLEY WATER COMPANY: 1873-1973 pub. Colne Valley Water Company, 1973
  2. ^ The Colne Valley Water Company Plc (Constitution and Regulation) Order 1992
  3. ^ a b c Competition Commission: General Utilities PLC, The Colne Valley Water Company and Rickmansworth Water Company: A report on the proposed merger
  4. ^ Three Valleys Water - Our history
  5. ^ The Newfangled Scheme, The First 100 Years by C. W. Clark
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