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	Underground History - North of Harrow & Wealdstone
		In the meantime, the Bakerloo service from Queen's Park to Watford Junction was stopped in on 24th October 1982 as it was viewed that the mainline train services were adequate to support the stations along that route.
		The existing station at Watford West would be refurbished and re-opened and the line would once again provide London Underground links to the existing mainline stations at Watford High Street and Watford Junction.
		This is because in the latter years of when Watford Junction was served by the Tube, an Underground train was regularly stabled on this stretch overnight and on weekends to prevent the train from having to roll back to the depot.
	underground-history.co.uk /croxley.php (2192 words)

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		This website tells the stories of how people came to Watford and gives a flavour of the town's many cultures, past and present.
		This website is one of many Watford Junction projects and events which are celebrating the town's diversity.
		We draw together the strands of Watford's diverse history that are presented on this website.
	www.watfordjunction.org.uk /category_idtxt__intro.aspx (0 words)

	Watford Guide
		Approaching Watford on national rail one would be forgiven for believing you were approaching the nineteenth century, a smoking factory and allotments still sit quietly behind the ground and the railway lines adds to the feeling that you are approaching a throwback of centuries gone by.
		Although Watford is by no means a town in the country it is certainly the border between the suburban London towns such as Stanmore and Bushey and the countryside villages of, say, Aylesbury and Buckingham.
		Watford has a buzzing nightlife, combined with the pubs and bars there are a number of restaurants as well as ‘Area’ and ‘Destiny’ nightclubs.
	www.fansfc.com /watford/guide.asp (1167 words)

	Watford Borough Council Home
		The Town Hall is situated in the centre of Watford on the junction of Rickmansworth Road, Hempstead Road and the Parade (top of the High Street). All visitors should report to the Customer Service Centre upon arrival.
		Leave Watford Junction station and bear left onto Clarendon Road, a road lined with tall modern office blocks.
		The Town Hall is situated at the North end of the Parade (High Street) on the junction of Hempstead Road and Rickmansworth Road.
	www.watford.gov.uk /ccm/content/strategic-services/how-to-find-us.en (340 words)

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		If you've got a story that can add another strand to Watford's diverse history, please let us know! We're looking for photos, memories and historical anecdotes.
		Three women from the Watford African Caribbean elders project describe how they came to the UK and built their lives here.
		This exhibition comprised fifteen pairs and three single pillowcases, which represented the dreams and aspirations of individuals and families arriving in Britain over time.
	www.watfordjunction.org.uk /category_id__12.aspx (0 words)

	Dentist Watford, Herdfordshire. Whippendell Dental Clinic.
		Free parking is available in some nearby roads when no match fixtures are on at the nearby Watford Stadium.
		The main station that also has national and airport rail links is Watford Junction.
		Watford Station is on the Metropolitan line running from St. Pancras and Liverpool St. mainline stations.
	www.watforddental.co.uk /contactus.html (0 words)

	Rickmansworth Church Street - Watford Junction
		It was to no avail however and the Rickmansworth branch was closed to passengers in 1952.
		High St to Watford Junction section remains open.
		The point where the two branches go their separate ways; the Rickmansworth branch to the left and the Croxley Green branch to the right (the Croxley Green branch is featured on the next page).
	www.loveplums.co.uk /Tube/Rickmansworth_station.html (235 words)

	Watford Junction: memories, photos and stories about the diverse communities of Watford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the late 1880s, Watford was a pretty country town.
		This website, produced by Watford Museum, describes the journeys that brought people to Watford and gives a flavour of the town's many lifestyles and cultures.
		Sweet dreams were on display at John Lewis in October 2006, at an exhibition of decorated pillowcases on the theme of the dreams and aspirations of people arriving in Britain.
	www.watfordjunction.org.uk (165 words)

	Watford on GlobalGuide.Org, mapping the world
		Watford is a town and district in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, situated 34 km (21 miles) northwest of London and within the bounds of the M25 motorway.
		Watford was created as an urban district under the Local Government Act 1894, and became a municipal borough by grant of a charter in 1922.
		Watford is close to strategic roads - the M25 motorway that rings London and the M1 motorway that connects London to the Midlands and northern England.
	www.globalguide.org /?lat=51.6547&long=-0.3981&zoom=5&name=Watford&wiki=0&title=Watford (1979 words)

	Watford tube station at AllExperts
		Watford is a station at the end of the Watford branch of London Underground's Metropolitan Line in the north-western part of the network in Zone A.
		The station is in Cassiobury Park Avenue, at the junction with Metropolitan Station Approach, in the Cassiobury area of Watford.
		Watford station opened on November 2, 1925, as part of the extension of the line from Moor Park, with electrical supply from the Metropolitan Railway, and a train service from the Great Central Railway to London Marylebone operating in the first few months.
	en.allexperts.com /e/w/wa/watford_tube_station.htm (541 words)

	ipedia.com: Watford Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Watford is within the M25 motorway and practically part of the London urban area, with the Watford tube station at the outer edge of the London Underground system.
		The phrase 'North of Watford' is widely used to describe areas of the United Kingdom that are north of London.
		Watford has 80,000 inhabitants and a professional football club, Watford F.C, which is currently in division one.
	fav.ipedia.com /watford.html (207 words)

	Canal & railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Earls had objected to a ‘railway’ through their property and it was routed a mile distant from the hamlet of Watford, needing cuttings, embankments and a mile-long tunnel.
		Watford Station was moved from St Albans Road to its present site in 1860 upon the opening of branch lines.
		The earliest record of the woollen industry in Watford is in 1255, when the Abbot John granted to Petronilla de Ameneville a Fulling Mill, that is a mill for cleansing cloth, at Cashio.
	www.watford-history.co.uk /canalrailway.html (958 words)

	The history of Watford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The name Watford first appeared in an Anglo-Saxon charter of 1007AD and is probably derived from the Old English words Waet (meaning full of water, because the area was notoriously liable to flood in winter) and ford (a shallow point across the River Colne where the river could be crossed).
		Watford’s growth was further aided by its prominence at the crossing of two turnpike roads and being sited on the main railway track from London to Aylesbury.
		The London to Birmingham Railway arrived at Watford in the 1840s and the branch line to St Albans in 1858, when the station was re-named Watford Junction.
	www.habsboys.org.uk /Departments/Geography/Watford/history_of_watford.htm (704 words)

	CULG - Bakerloo Line
		Leaving the main line at Watford Junction, it ran mostly through open countryside to the edge of Rickmansworth; the one intermediate station was at the south end of Watford High Street.
		Most trains using this depot left and entered service at Watford Junction; however, until 1951 there were also services that terminated at Harrow and Wealdstone after the morning peak, ran empty to the depot via the south-west side of the triangle, then returned the same way in the afternoon to enter service at Bushey.
		No LU trains are permitted to enter the bay platform at Willesden Junction, or to run north of the reversing siding at Harrow and Wealdstone or south of the reversing points at Kilburn High Road (because of the lack of fourth rail).
	www.davros.org /rail/culg/bakerloo.html (2561 words)

	ClientLogic in Watford, United Kingdom
		Watford is closely located near several airports including: Luton (20 minutes), Heathrow (25 minutes), Stanstead (50 minutes), and Gatwick (60 minutes).
		Watford Junction mainline railway station is about 10 minutes away with frequent services into London Euston (20 minutes), plus intercity services to Birmingham, the Northwest, and Scotland.
		Watford has a good mixture of houses & flats with a wide variety of property to rent.
	www.clientlogic.com /uk/watford.html (221 words)

	Northwood - Estate Agents Watford Hertfordshire - Local Area information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		To the north of Watford is Gadebridge Park, a large parkland that stretches from Hemel Hempstead along the Gade Valley towards Piccotts End.
		Watford centre offers an excellent range of modern shopping facilities, dominated by The Harlequin Centre which houses in excess of 140 high street names, including John Lewis, Virgin Megastore, Next and Marks and Spencer.
		Watford is a highly cosmopolitan town and also draws many people from the surroundings to its numerous restaurants and pubs located in The Parade near the town centre.
	www.northwood-watford.co.uk /html/local_area.html (627 words)

	Report: Watford
		A report into a 1996 accident at Watford, issued by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is urging Railtrack, the owner of Britain's railway infrastructure to install Automatic Train Protection.
		The accident occurred at Watford Junction when the a train from Euston to Milton Keyes overan a red stop signal and was struck by an empty train travelling at about 50 mph (80 km/h).
		The driver claimed that he had not seen two, previous caution signals and when he saw the red signal, which was obsured by bushes his train was travelling at 68 mph (110km/h) and he could not pull-up in time.
	danger-ahead.railfan.net /reports/watford1.htm (220 words)

	Soul Survivor: About
		Soul Survivor Watford (no. 7) is the 3rd warehouse on the left and is a red-brick building with green drop-down shutter doors and has car parking space in front.
		The nearest train station is Watford Junction which is about 15/20 minutes from Euston on the main line.
		Watford North is the nearest train station, though a brisk walk or taxi ride from Watford Junction may prove more convenient.
	www.soulsurvivor.com /uk/about/visiting.html (1240 words)

	WATFORD TOWN CENTRE - PUBLIC TRANSPORT
		There's a traffic light controlled crossing a few metres from the junction, though you may find it easier to cross the High Street some distance from here, where things are a bit quieter.
		You go up a slight slope before Watford Town Hall on your left, a step jutting out from the left of the pavement indicates the entrance to the Colosseum, up 5 steps, before a dividing rail (beyond rail it's six steps) a series of double doors is in front of you.
		Stops M and N are on an island pavement between the southwest side of Beechen Grove and a bus lane which runs by the pavement along the northeast side of Charter Place and the Harlequin Centre.
	www.describe-online.com /watford/transport.htm (2807 words)

	Liverpoolfc.tv: Away Ground Details: Watford
		Watford town centre has several car parks, the easiest of which for access to Vicarage Road is 'Church Car Park' on the inside of the ring-road, opposite the turn-off into Vicarage Road.
		Other possibilities are Watford Grammar School for Girls and Cassiobury Park Avenue, Laurence Haines School (further down Vicarage Road past the hospital), and Fishers Industrial Estate off Wiggenhall Road.
		After passing under a railway arch take the second exit (straight on) at the next roundabout to approach traffic lights at the junction with the ring road.
	www.liverpoolfc.tv /tickets/away/watford.htm (244 words)

	Arches
		The Odeon by the Pond was one of seven cinemas; the Park Gates and Watford Springs are bygones and St Mary’s Church and the Harlequin Centre link past and present.
		Stage coaches were exempt from tolls; the gate keeper had to have the gate open ready for which the guard would sound a horn or key-bugle when approaching.
		By 1906 a single deck, solid-tyred, bus was running from Watford Junction to Croxley Green.
	www.watford-photos.co.uk /index.html (818 words)

	Watford - England - Transport Links
		Watford is very easy to get to by road, which lots of people do, especially in the rush hours.
		Watford is quite well connected by buses from London Underground, London Country, and Green Line.
		Watford seems to have railway stations all over the place, making it one of the best connected towns in the area.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /kaland/watford/wattrans.htm (750 words)

	Six Bells Junction
		Time for a Chinese meal before leaving Northampton, but we still arrived at Watford Junction with plenty of time to spare (alright, so my estimate of the journey time was a little generous!).
		By midnight Watford Junction station was packed with both "normal" passengers along with a not inconsiderable number of railtourers.
		I recall passing Hanslope Junction then my next memory was as we pulled in to Rugby station to let a freightliner past (headed by 47204 and 47301).
	www.sixbellsjunction.co.uk /90s/980613pt.htm (2132 words)

	Saracens \| Matchday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Look for parking at Watford General Hospital, where limited spaces are available to non-season ticket holders, or alternatively, stay on the ring round and follow signs for the Gade car park.
		Watford Junction Station (15-20 minutes' walk) only 20 minutes on a fast train from Euston, or Watford High Street Station (5-10 minutes' walk) on a 'slow' train from Euston, stopping al all local stations.
		From Watford Junction Station by Bus: Bus Route 321 - to Vicarage Road (Sunday service: hourly at 58 minutes' past the hour from Watford Junction Station; 56 minutes' past the hour from Vicarage Road (General Hospital) back to the station).
	www.saracens.com /match-day/directions.php (771 words)

	Watford \| Club \| Getting to Vicarage Road (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Watford High Street (Watford Junction for fast services to and from London, and points north of Watford).
		Watford town centre has several car parks, the easiest of which for access to
		Supporters are advised that as of the 2006/07 season match day parking will no longer be available in the grounds of Watford General Hospital, we advise that supporters should make alternate arrangements for parking and travelling to Vicarage Road on a match day.
	www.watfordfc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/GettingToUs/0,,10400,00.html (331 words)

	Visit us - Watford
		Stay in the right-hand lane and turn right at the roundabout (follow signs to Watford Junction Station).
		If you come to Watford from any other direction than the M1, follow the signs to Watford Town Centre, join the Ring Road and then follow the signs to Watford Junction Station/Clarendon Road.
		Watford Junction mainline station is at the end of Clarendon Road.
	www.inscape.com /contactus/watford.asp (328 words)

	www.willowtreecrafts.co.uk - Ramada Watford
		Just 12 miles from London’s West End and surrounded by the lush green surroundings of Hertfordshire, this is the perfect place to enjoy a weekend break.
		Leave the M25 at Junction 21a and turn left to join the dual carriageway which will take you to the M1.
		Watford Junction is the nearesr mainline railway station, which is 3 miles from the hotel.
	willowtreecrafts.co.uk /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=54&Itemid=88888894 (300 words)

	Watford Nazarene: Directions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This goes past the fire station and is signposted: North Watford.
		There are frequent rail services from London Euston and from the North West to Watford Junction.
		A service also runs approximately every 40 minutes from Watford Junction and From St. Albans Abbey to Watford North station, which is located on Bushey Mill Lane, just a short walk from the Church.
	www.watford-nazarene.org.uk /pages/direct.htm (244 words)

	Watford - Destinations National Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Having lived in Watford all my life, I think that I am well equipped to tell you all about it (so what if I’m only 16??).
		To cater for this, a mainline train station was constructed, Watford Junction, and the The Grand Junction (not Union as it is sometimes referred to as) Canal that runs from Brentford to Braunston also drifts through.
		Watford was most well known for it’s printing industry, (Sun Printers is currently being knocked...
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /destinations-national/watford-in-general (156 words)

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