Cholderton and District Water Company

Cholderton and District Water Company Ltd
Industry	Water Supply
Founded	1904
Headquarters	Cholderton, England
Area served	21 square kilometres (8.1 sq mi) of Southern England
Website	CholdertonWater.co.uk

The Cholderton and District Water Company is England's smallest water-supply company, serving an area on the border of Hampshire and Wiltshire in the south of the country. It supplies about 2500 people over an area of around 21km² in the parishes of Cholderton and Bulford in Wiltshire, and Shipton Bellinger, Thruxton, Amport and Quarley in Hampshire and is a private limited company with company number 357098.^[1]

The water company was established by an Act of Parliament in 1904 by Henry Charles Stephens, of Finchley, north London, the son of Henry Stephens, the founder of the Stephens Ink Company. It is owned by the Cholderton Estate.

Cholderton and District Water Company does not provide sewerage services; mains sewerage facilities are provided by Southern Water in its area.

References

↑ UK Companies House

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United Kingdom water industry

Water and sewerage companies in England	Anglian Water Northumbrian Water Severn Trent Water Southern Water South West Water Thames Water United Utilities Wessex Water Yorkshire Water

Water-only companies in England	Affinity Water Albion Water Bournemouth Water Bristol Water Cambridge Water Company Cholderton and District Water Company Essex and Suffolk Water Hartlepool Water Portsmouth Water South East Water South Staffordshire Water Sutton and East Surrey Water

Scotland	Scottish Water (government)

Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland Water (government)

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Crown dependencies	Jersey Water Guernsey Water Isle of Man Water and Sewerage Authority

English Regulators	Consumer Council for Water Drinking Water Inspectorate Environment Agency Water Services Regulation Authority (OFWAT)

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