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	Watford Junction station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bakerloo Line was extended to Watford Junction in 1917, but in 1982 the portion of the of the line north of Harrow and Wealdstone was transferred to the Silverlink Metro service working out of London Euston; this service still uses these DC lines for its "all stations" local service.
		Watford Junction station is a railway station in Watford, United Kingdom.
		A scheme to divert the Metropolitan Line's Watford branch to Waford Junction via the disused Croxley Green branch may yet see the return of Tube trains, albeit formed of the Met's surface stock rather than the deep level stock of the Bakerloo Line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Watford_Junction_station (281 words)

	Encyclopedia: Silverlink
		Watford Junction station is a railway station in Watford, United Kingdom.
		Watford Junction to St Albans (St Albans Branch Line, also known as 'The Abbey Flyer')
		The St Albans Abbey Branch Line is a railway line from Watford Junction to St Albans Abbey.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Silverlink (2116 words)

	Willesden Junction station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Willesden Junction station is both a London Underground station and a railway station.
		The North London Line serves Willesden Junction High Level station: the stops on either side being Acton Central to the west and Kensal Rise to the east.
		Although the station is served by London Underground trains, it is operated by Silverlink (a National Rail Train Operating Company) and thus has a different feel to most LU stations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Willesden_Junction_station (361 words)

	East Anglian Daily Times - politics
		WATFORD stands a few miles north of London, an outpost on the Metropolitan Line tube, west of the M1 motorway and astride the main rail route north to Birmingham, Liverpool and Glasgow.
		The birthplace of Mothercare, Watford is the biggest town in largely rural Hertfordshire and as such is one of the main population centres in John Prescott's East of England region that stretches from the North Sea, the Wash and the Thames to the Chiltern Hills and the Fens.
		Watford's mayor accepts there is a case for co-operation between counties on planning and housing.
	www.eadt.co.uk /content/politics/story.asp?datetime=23+Feb+2004+11%3A06&tbrand=EADOnline&tCategory=POLITICS&category=Politics&brand=EADOnline&itemid=IPED23+Feb+2004+11%3A06%3A44%3A367 (1186 words)

	EARLY HISTORY Old Watford
		Watford from early times was the centre of an agricultural district and its market, which was granted a charter from Henry I some 900 years ago, attracted farmers and others from far and wide.
		Agriculture and the market occupied many Watford residents, but industry included several wool and silk mills with their associated cottages for the workers, line quality handmade paper and straw plaiting and, of course, brewing for which Watford became well known.
		Over the years the population of Watford showed little increase, but the coming of the railway in 1837 soon changed it from a small rural town to a fast growing industrial and dormitory area.
	www.holyroodrc.com /history/oldwatford.html (351 words)

	Watford General Hospital
		Watford was a market town in the Middle Ages, had several silk mills until 1881 and the first of many breweries was founded in 1619 (all have since disappeared).
		Watford General Hospital is a 350 bedded District General Hospital which forms the West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust together with Hemel Hempstead General Hospital, St Albans Hospital and the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre.
		Watford is still a thriving market town and a large commercial and industrial centre with a population of just under 80,000 people.
	www.sgu.edu /nhome.nsf/webcontent/1BB4CBB16DDA8CD485256BE3005A49FB?OpenDocument&top=med (603 words)

	Kensal Green station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Silverlink trains run between Euston and Watford Junction.
		Kensal Green station is both a London Underground station and a railway station.
		It is at Kensal Green and is on the Bakerloo Line, between Queen's Park and Willesden Junction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kensal_Green_station (121 words)

	WATFORD TOWN CENTRE - PUBLIC TRANSPORT
		Stop 6, buses to Watford Town Centre and Bushey.
		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.
		Leave the station, turn left and go to the end of the building, the pavement slopes down towards Cassiobury Park Avenue which you cross and turn right.
	www.describe-online.com /watford/transport.htm (2807 words)

	Transport Plans for the London Area - West
		Watford Metropolitan station would be closed and sold: after Croxley, Metropolitan trains would call at Ascot Road (new station), Watford West (reopened), Watford High Street and Watford Junction.
		Croxley Metropolitan Line station and Watford West station on Railtrack's disused Croxley Green branch would be connected by a short stretch of new track passing to the north of the disused Croxley Green station.
		Stations from Ealing Common to Uxbridge currently have platforms at the "compromise height" because they are (or have been) served by small Piccadilly Line trains as well as large Metropolitan and District trains.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Acropolis/7069/tpftla_w.html (8350 words)

	Location
		We are conveniently located near Watford Junction station in Watford, on the A412 St Albans Road, close to the junction of Station Road and Langley Road.
	www.apolloblindswatford.co.uk /html/location.html (26 words)

	UH Campus Locations
		It is situated at junction 3 of the A1(M), two kilometres from Hatfield station, with University and public bus services or taxis available to connect the campus and station.
		The Watford Campus is near junction 5 of the M1.
		It is approximately three and a half kilometres from Watford town centre and a short walk from the village of Aldenham.
	www.herts.ac.uk /uh/location.html (182 words)

	Quasar Contact Us Page
		Watford Junction station is just an 18 minute journey from Euston and a courtesy bus is on hand to transport all delegates from Watford Junction Station to the training centre.
		Our Watford centre is close to all local facilities and serviced by 3 local hotels.
		Quasar's state of the art training facility in Watford was purpose built in 2004.
	quasar.co.uk /Contactus.htm (184 words)

	Baker Tilly
		Turn left into Clarendon Road at the traffic lights (opposite the bus station adjacent to Watford Junction station).
		Watford Junction is a short walk from the office.
		The station is served by mainline services to and from London Euston and regular stopping services to neighbouring towns.
	www.bakertilly.co.uk /default.aspx?page=1736 (283 words)

	Walkabout
		From the station cross the ring road to walk up the high street which will run into the parade, then under the flyover and up to the pond where we are on the left.
		Walk straight out of the station onto Clarendon Road, carry on until you reach the parade, make a right and continue under the flyover and up to the pond where we are on the left.
		Walk towards McDonalds (near the flyover) and up to the pond where we are on the left.
	www.walkabout.eu.com /010/WAT/intro.html (86 words)

	Watford office
		Watford junction train station is less than 30 minutes from London Euston, and is well connected to the national rail network.
		From the M25 Junction 21a (A405), follow the signs Watford A405, (M1 South).
		It is a 5-10 minute drive to the Watford office (approximately £5).
	www.improveline.com /default.aspx?tabid=56 (141 words)

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		Watford is also the destination of an hourly Southern service from Brighton via Clapham Junction and Kensington Olympia.
		Watford also sees considerable amount of passing freight traffic particularly in the late evening and throughout the night.
		Unfortunately the "Met" station is the furthest away from the town centre making it the most inconvenient for visitors.
	www.rcts.org.uk /watford_index.htm (527 words)

	Stylo Graphics - Contact
		Leave at Junction 5, take the exit sign posted North Watford, A41, follow the dual carriageway straight over the traffic lights to the single carriageway to the Dome roundabout (Landmarks: Shell petrol station, Sainsburys and Asda).
		Watford Junction Station is linked directly with Euston station.
		Take the first exit left, sign posted North Watford, follow dual carriageway through to single carriageway to the Dome roundabout (Landmarks: Shell petrol station, Sainsburys and Asda).
	www.stylographics.co.uk /contact.php (248 words)

	Watford - England - Transport Links
		Watford seems to have railway stations all over the place, making it one of the best connected towns in the area.
		The Abbey Flyer Users Group (ABFLY) was formed in April 1995 as an action group to oppose cuts in services and to keep the Watford Junction-St. Albans Abbey branch line active and thriving as a vital part of the public transport network in the area.
		The station is situated in the Cassiobury area, 15 mins from the town centre.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /kaland/watford/wattrans.htm (750 words)

	Ingenious
		Watford Junction station seen from the Malden Hotel, Watford, Hertfordshire, 1943.
		The railway arrived at Watford Junction in 1837, with the construction of the London and Birmingham Railway.
		By the 1940s the station was owned and operated by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway, but it was also the northern terminus for London Underground's Bakerloo line.
	www.ingenious.org.uk /See/?target=SeeMedium&ObjectID={485EB9F1-7D17-F64B-3B30-AB43B5A13E19}&Mode=HotBox&ArticleID={3B6DB99A-6086-4793-936B-211F138CFA00}& (114 words)

	Contact us
		There are four trains an hour between London Euston and Milton Keynes, stopping at Watford Junction, from there it is 4 minutes walk to Hannay House.
		Watford Metropolitan Line station is 25 minutes walk.
		Continue from the large roundabout of A41/A411 along the A411 towards Watford for approximately 2 miles (beware speed cameras along this stretch of road, 30 mph is enforced!), then past two roundabouts into Beechen Grove.
	www.mpga.co.uk /contact.htm (160 words)

	Regus Venue Guide - Regus Watford
		The Centre is a 5 minute walk from Watford Junction railway station which has main lines into central London (Euston) and links with all major cities.
		Regus Watford is a brick and glazed four storey 'L' shaped building located in the prime business area popular with leading IT companies.
		Both M1& M25 motorways are within Watford offering easy access to Heathrow, Gatwick International and Stanstead airports, as well as the M4 & M40 motorways.
	watfordclarendonroad.venue-guide.com (119 words)

	Guardian Series
		As well as noise and dust concerns, Watford councillors said it would cause problems with plans for a new bus station at Watford Junction, designed as a centre piece for public transport.
		A BATCHING plant dealing with almost 200,000 tonnes of concrete a year will be built near Watford Junction Station, despite protests by local residents.
		Batching plant to be built near Watford Junction
	www.walthamforestguardian.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=174536 (195 words)

	The Internet Football Grounds Guide - Vicarage Roaf, Watford Football Club
		Watford Junction train station, which is about a 20 minute walk.
		Watford also has its own London Underground tube station, which is on the Metropolitan Line and is situated just under one mile from Vicarage Road.
		The nearest station is Watford High Street, a ten minute walk away from the ground.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/park/yfh45/watford.htm (1172 words)

	Watford Observer
		Although it proposes building more car parking, and maintaining the existing station car park, the council claims it wants to encourage people to leave their cars at home and use "sustainable transport such as bus, cycle and walking to reach Watford Junction".
		Commuters at Watford Junction station will be consulted about plans to improve car parking, bus and train connections, and access and facilities at the station.
		A planning brief prepared by Watford Council said "the main aim of the project is to increase car parking on site and improve the efficiency of the interchange".
	www.watfordobserver.co.uk /display.var.382581.0.0.php (289 words)

	London School of Theology - Directions
		We are about five miles from Watford Junction station, which is on the West Coast main line from Birmingham, Manchester, the North West and Scotland.
		Also, some Watford trains only start from stations further out from Baker Street, so it can be advantageous to take a fast Amersham train as far as Harrow-on-the-Hill and then change there.
		Turn left out of the station into Green Lane; we are on the right, about 200 yards beyond the last of the shops.
	www.lst.ac.uk /info/directions.php (1092 words)

	Visit us - Watford
		Watford Junction mainline station is at the end of Clarendon Road.
		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.
		Stay in the right-hand lane and turn right at the roundabout (follow signs to Watford Junction Station).
	www.inscape.com /contactus/watford.asp (374 words)

	Six Bells Junction - The Slug & Slog plus The Birthday Bash
		By midnight Watford Junction station was packed with both "normal" passengers along with a not inconsiderable number of railtourers.
		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!).
		73128/131 : Watford Junction - St Albans Abbey
	website.lineone.net /~gary.thornton/130698.html (1825 words)

	mab location
		If you are arriving by train you will find we are just a couple of minutes' walk from Watford Junction Station, which is approximately 16 minutes from Euston.
		Reception is at the junction of Station Road and St Albans Road.
		Pass the second set of traffic lights (in the middle of Station Road) and immediately turn left into the gap between the buildings, marked by black railings.
	www.mablaw.co.uk /location/location.asp?num= (509 words)

	Hilton Watford Hotel London Discount Reservation
		It is as well 24 miles away from the Heathrow airport and 2 miles from the Watford junction station.
		Whether it is a quick lunch break or a leisurely evening meal, the informal carvery restaurant at Hilton Watford serves a wide range of British and international cuisine to suit all tastes.
		The Hilton Watford Hotel is located just 5 minutes from the Watford city centre.
	www.london-hotel-discounts.net /Hotel/8512 (142 words)

	How to find us
		Alternatively, take the underground tube train to Euston mainline station and take a train to Watford JUNCTION (there are several Watford stations make sure you get the right one).
		From Watford JUNCTION station take the bus no. 321 destination Luton and ask to get off at Noke Lane/Thistle Hotel.
		Then - you've arrived - and found what well-travelled visitors tell us is the largest cache of desirable fine scale models in the world.
	www.grandprixmodels.co.uk /newspages/direct.htm (251 words)

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