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PRIVATE AND NOT FOR PUBLICATION B.R.31262 British Rail' NN EASTERN REGION No.42 TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS PERMANENT WAY OPERATIONS SIGNAL ALTERATIONS APPENDIX INSTRUCTIONS, ETC. SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER TO FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER 1974 INCLUSIVE Trainmen must pay particular attention to works contained in this notice and keep a good look-out for hand signals, which will be exhibited at the various localities in accordance with the Rules and Regulations. Work at places other than those mentioned may be in progress, of which it may not have been possible to give previous notice, and drivers must be on the look-out and be prepared to stop or run at reduced speed when and where hand signals may be exhibited. NN-2 SECTION A TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS (Until further notice unless otherwise stated) Warning Boards and Indicators provided unless otherwise shown. hi the case of items marked t The Warning Board(s) will be lit by propane gas. In the case of items marked * the Warning Boards and Indicators will be moved as the work progresses and the restriction will not operate over more than 3 A m i l e a t o n e Where two speeds are shown for a restriction eq. 20 the Rule Book, Section T, Clause 21.2 applies. t i m e . 40 Location of Work Lines Mileage at or between Speed affected at or between Restriction Remarks Down Up M. Chs. M. Chs m.p.h. YORK (CHALONERS WHIN) TO BERWICK (MARSHALL MEADOWS) (REGIONAL BOUNDARY AT 69m. 66chs.) VIA KING EDWARD BRIDGE OR HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE *Thirsk and Down 26 21 27 35 20 Northal lerton Slow ? Trackwork. 74/41 — Darlington (South Jn.) Up 40 41 40 18 20 Condition of and Eryholme track. — Ferryhill (South Jn.) Up 45 32 45 30 20 Bridgework . and Parkgate -In. 74/41 Until 12 00 Sunday 20 October. tTursda le sin. and Down — 64 49 65 33 20 Durham Station Main Trackwork. 74/38 Until 16 00 Monday 21 October. Ouston Jn. and Down — 74 57 74 62 20 Low Fell Station sin. Fast Trackwork. 74/41 Low Fell Station sin. I — Up Slow 76 37 75 45 and Ouston sin. 20 Trackwork. 74/25 6 0 — Up 41 20 39 20 20 -Alnmouth Trackwork. 74/40 t C 6 fi hAlnamouth * t h tidt The items shown are consecutive forming an overall moveable restriction between the mileages shown. i l l TCinh ea c4c0omrd.pa.nhc, er ewithstric tthioen R wuleill B boeo Sk.outh of the 20m.p.h. Warning boards and speed indicators will be shown a h n tBeala and Belford — Up 54 38 54 26 20 Trackwork. d 74/40' t Until 16 00 h Tuesday 22 i October. I I a n d — U p 4 1 2 0 3 9 2 0 4 0 T r a c k w o r k . 7 4 / 4 0 NN-3 SECTION A TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS — continued Location of Work Lines Mileage S p e e d at or between affected at or between Re s tric tions Remarks Down Up M. Chs• M . Chs. m . p . h . FERRYHILL (TURSDALE Jhl.) TO PELAW VIA LEAMSIDE Whitwell and Down 6 40 6 48 2 0 Embankment Slip. Fencehouses 74/34 Whitwell and Down 8 74 10 00 20 Trackwork. Fencehouses 74/34 iNhitwell and Down Up 10 60 1 1 2 0 2 0 C o n d i t i o n of Fencehouses track. 74/39 Fencehouses and Down Up - 14 10 1 5 10 2 0 Trackwork, Washington South bridgework and subsidence. 73/28 CONSETT NORTH TO OUSTON JUNCTION Carr House East and Down Up 9 60 8 55 15 Subsidence. Annfield 72/1 Carr House East and Down 8 00 7 68 20 Trackwork. Annfield 74/35 Annfield and Down 6 02 5 41 20 Trackwork. Beamish 74/30 HEATON SOUTH M. TO TYNEMOUTH VIA WALLSEND Tynemouth South and Up 6 01 5 23 20 Trackwork. Percy Main Station 74/38 NORTHALLERTON (BOROUGHBRIDGE ROAD) TO GATESHEAD (HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE) VIA HORDEN Northallerton and Up 43 07 42 76 20 Trackwork. Low Gates Until 16 00 Monday 21 October. 74/39 *tLong Lane and Down 50 70 52 23 20 Trackwork. Picton 74/31 Until 16 00 Tuesday 22 October. t*Picton and Down 52 33 53 35 20 Trackwork. Eaglescliffe (South 74/41 Eaglescliffe (South Jn.) Up 56 04 56 00 20 and Picton Trackwork. 74/41 Easington and Down Up 82 18 82 28 30 Subsidence. Dawdon 74/41 Seaham and Down Up 85 15 85 58 20 Subsidence. Ryhope Grange 73/32 Wearmouth and Down 91 29 92 12 East Boldon 20 Condition of track. 74/26 NN-4 SECTION A — TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS — continued Location of Work Lines Mileage Speed at or between affected a t or between Restriction Remarks Down Up M. Chs. M. Chs. m.p.h. cNoOnRtiTnHuAeLdLERTON (BOROUGHBRIDGE ROAD) TO GATESHEAD (HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE) VIA HORDEN — EWearmouthast Boldon and Down Up 92 22 93 06 30 Subsidence. 72/1 Gateshead and Up 100 04 98 23 15 Trackwork. Pelaw Pelaw 74/36 Goods SOUTH PELAW TO WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS WSouthash inPelawgton and Down 11 40 10 72 20 Trackwork. 74/37 DARLINGTON (SOUTH) TO SALTBURN aSouthnd W Bankhiteho use Up 16 16 •15 79 20 Trackwork. 74/41 Until 10 00 Sunday 20 October. W*Southhiteh Bankouse and Up 17 00 15 79 20 Trackwork, , 74/42 Commencing 10 00 Sunday 20 October. aGrangetownnd Redcar Up 21 33 20 48 20 Trackwork. 74/35 Until 16 00 Wednesday 23 October. LONGBECK (SALTBURN WEST JR1.) TO BOULBY (CLEVELAND POTASH SIDINGS) andSaltburn Crag West Hall Jn.Goods Down 27 20 27 70 20 Trackwork. 74/35 Loop NEWCASTLE TO CARLISLE (PETTERIL BRIDGE E X CLUS I V E (REGIONAL BOUNDARY AT 58m. 60chs.) StNewcastlecotswood and Down 0 62 1 53 20 Trackwork. 74/36 tWarden and Down 24 45 24 60 20 Condition of Hayden Bridge track. 74/37 Until 10 00 Friday 25 October tWarden and Down 24 26 25 06• 20 Trackwork. Havdon Bridoe 74/42 Commencing 10 00 Friday 25 October. How Mill and Down 54 40 55 00 20 Condition of Corby Gates track. 74/41 NN-5 SECTION A — TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS — continued Location of Work Lines Mileage Speed at or between affected a t or between Re s triotidn Remarks Down Up M. Chs. M. Chs. m.p.h. HALTWHISTLE TO ALSTON Haltwhistle and Single 12 56 1 2 67 10 Co n t ra ct o rs using Alston accommodation crossing. 73/15 BACKWORTH JUNCTION TO MORPETH VIA SEGHILL Holywell and Down Up 8 38 8 58 20 Subsidence. Newsham South 74/41 *Newsham South — Up 11 24 9 20 20 Trackwork. and Holywell 74/26 Holywell and Down — 11 20 12 00 20 Condition of track Newsham South 72/11 Bedlington South and — Up 13 16 12 66 20 Trackwork. Newsham North 74/41 NN-6 SECTION B TEMPORARY ENGINEERING WORKS (For Details of Signalling or Permanent Way Alterations See Section 'C') Where any work involves fixing, removing or repairing of signals, or the protection of the running line during renewals, repairs and obstructions, Handsignalmen will be provided by the Engineer to act in accordance with the Rules and Regulations. Material may be lying about and disconnections may be made as required. Unless otherwise shown, work will be carried out as traffic permits. At or between L i n e s affected R e m a r k s YORK (CHALONERS WHIN) TO BERWICK (MARSHALL MEADOWS) (REGIONAL BOUNDARY AT 69m. 66chs.) VIA KING EDWARD BRIDGE OR HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE DAILY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Darlington (South Jn. A l l Station Lines 0 8 00 to 17 00. Platform work. and North sin.) Parkgate sin. and D o w n 0 7 00 to 17 00. Earthwork between 55m. 36chs. and Ferryhill (South Jn.) 5 5 m . 55chs. Off track machines in use. 74/25 Tursdale sin. and D o w n 0 7 30 to 16 30. Earthwork between 64m. 50chs. Durham Station a n d 6 6 D1urham Station and D o w n and Up 0 7 00 to 17 00. Earthwork at 67m. 61chs. Off OustonA m . p Jn.. O f ftrack t r a c k machines in use. Nmewcastlec h i n e Esast E nd Bay Pilatforms n2 2 00 Sun to Fri to 06 00 Mon to Sat. Platform u s e . BLOCKED w o r k . Crane and Off track machines in use. Newcastle East End Bay 0 8 00 to 16 30 Sun to Fri. Platform work. Crane Platforms a n d Off track machines in use. Heaton South „In. and Up Tynemouth 08 00 to 17 00. Earthwork between lm. 4chs. and Manors Jo. 0%m.p. Off track machines in use. Stannington and D o w n and Up 0 8 00 to 16 30. Work at Clifton level crossing. Morpeth 74/31 Morpeth and D o w n and Up 0 6 00 to 18 00. Earthwork at 17m• 64chs. Off track Longhirst machines in use. Alnmouth D o w n Sidings 0 8 00 to 17 00. Trackwork. Off track machines in use. Christon Bank D o w n 0 8 00 to 17 00. Demolishing part of signal box. 74/36 Tweedmouth and U p Main 0 8 00 to 17 00. Earthwork between 61 1Goswick 61m.p. Off track machines in use. ATw eaedmnoudth S i d i n g s 0 8 00 to 16 00.
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