Barhale wins 17th century London aqueduct works
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Barhale has secured a £14.8m contract with Thames Water to conduct essential rehabilitation work on one of London’s oldest water infrastructure assets.Opened in 1613, the New River was designed as an aqueduct to transport water from Hertfordshire to central London. Initially, it drew water from springs along its path, with later additions from the River Lea and other watercourses