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Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals Horsforth – Rigton GIOCONDA Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals Horsforth – Rigton Version 2 – 29/12/12 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals NRN NRN ■■ LN838■Horsforth■–■Rigton 031 069 To / From Harrogate Starbeck Hornbeam Park Limit of resignalling Pannal Rigton L.C. MCB (CCTV) Weeton Controlled by Harrogate S.B. All new signals prefixed LH Bramhope Tunnel Horsforth Headingley Burley Park Limit of resignalling To / From Leeds Overview Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 2 Contents Legend Page 4 and 5 Route Horsforth – Rigton Page 6 Burley Park Page 7 MP 3 – 4 Page 8 Horsforth Page 9 Westcoehill Tunnel Page 10 Weeton Page 11 Pannal Page 12 Harrogate Tables of Routes Page 13 Horsforth – Rigton Contents Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 3 Legend Colour Light Signals Semaphore Signals Fixed D Stop Distant D Distant D Flashing With With With S.P.A.D. Note: D = LED Signal Shunting Signals Yellows Junction Route Subsidiary Indicator Indicators Indicator Signal Ground Position Light Signals Banner Repeaters Arrow indicates line to which signal applies Stop Distant 3 State With Arrow indicates line Preliminary Route to which signal applies Route Stop Boards Limit of Shunt Indicators Indicator Indicators STOP STOP LIMIT Await OF SHUNT Signal Plates Instructions SHUNT LIMIT SEMI C Y H W Radio Electric Token Block Signals 2 l 8 Automatic Semi H W l Bower TEP Overhead Neutral Overhead Neutral Signal Automatic l R Obtain Token and Section Warning Section Permission to Identification STOP Distant Signal Obtain Token and permission to proceed Proceed Drivers in De-Railer Locked Box containing Possession of a T X Long Section Token Station Limits Track Telephone Telephone Modified RT3177 Forms Intermediate Stop Board May Proceed Open with a BR1 Key Board Circuited Limited Block Token Board Clearance Legend Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 4 Legend General Information Start of End of Permanent Speed Restrictions EPS AWS AWS 60 85 EPS Ground Ground 60 85 l0 20 40 Running Lines HST DMU Frame Switch Panel l00 90 W showing direction Signal Box AWS AWS Advance Start Diverging Route of travel Area Area Gradient Board GSM-R GSM-R 9 CSR NRN 100 Level Mile Post 06 065 Countdown Cab Secure National Radio Start of GSMR End of GSMR (All grades 1 in xx) Markers Radio Area Network Area (IVRS) Area (IVRS) Area T S Limited Buffer Telephone Shut in Facility Warning St. Andrews Carriage Clearance Cross Washer Stops Start End Electrified of High Fire Risk Lines Area D.R.A. OFF Indicator Location where RA Right Away Indicator Area of Known End of Area of Area of Known Affected by Drivers Reminder Appliance CD Close Doors Indicator Low Adhesion Low Adhesion Trespass or Vandalism Tunnel Sun Board Provided Retaining Wall \\\\\\ \\\\\\ Sand Footpath Footbridge Level Crossing Over Bridge Drag Viaduct Left Right Legend Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 5 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate TCB NRN UH Up Harrogate York IECC (L) 031 Harrogate SB (LH) 1 York I.E.C.C. Harrogate S.B. Harrgate (01) SSI Interlocking 3879 BR 3877 L L BR LEH1-7 LEH1-4 DH 60 45 2 From / To Leeds 50 25 45 40 30 30 60 UH 1 Kirkstall L Viaduct L BR BR 3884 3882 LEH1-5 LEH1-6 Burley Park Station 2 Platform Out of Use 96 100 4l03 LH BR LEH1-11 H1 DH 2 60 50 60 40 30 50 60 UH 1 # H1 BR Headingley L 3886 LEH1-8 Tunnel Headingley 64m / 70yds. # Sign Reads:- Station BR 'Loco Stop' BR LEH1-9 LEH1-10 Harrogate Area Not to Scale Signalling Renewals Page 6 Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 6 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate Note: D = LED Searchlight Head Signal TCB NRN UH Up Harrogate York IECC (L) 031 Harrogate SB (LH) 3 4l05 4l07 LH LH BR H1 LEH1-14A DH 60 50 60 UH H1 L BR BR BR 3888 LEH1-12 LEH1-13 LEH1-14 4 4l09 LH D BR H2 LEH1-18 DH 60 60 50 30 60 UH H2 D BR BR BR LH BR LEH1-15 LEH1-16 LEH1-17 4l08 LEH1-19 York I.E.C.C. Harrogate S.B. Harrgate (01) SSI Interlocking Not to Scale Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 7 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate Note: D = LED Searchlight Head Signal TCB NRN NRN UH Up Harrogate Harrogate SB (LH) 031 069 = See Table of Routes * 5 2 l l 4 LH LH * D 4ll4 4lll LH Horsforth Down Siding LH 4ll0 l0 D l0 H2 Horsforth Turnback \\\\\\ l5 Siding DH 2 60 60 Derailer L.O.S. (112m standage) l5 LH 4ll6 30 60 UH 50 60 40 1 30 # 4ll3 D H2 LH BR Note:- D LEH1-24 LH Horsforth LH4110, LH4113, 4ll8 # Sign Reads:- LEH1-20 HST STOP here & Station LH4114 and LH4116 are HST 2+9 STOP right hand side signals 100 400 400 94 H3 4ll9 LH Bramhope Tunnel (3439m / 2m 241yds) D DH 60 60 50 30 40 50 60 UH T T T 031 NRN D Footbridge LEH1-25 Shaft 4 Shaft 3 H3 LH 4l20 Telephone Telephone Harrogate Area Not to Scale Signalling Renewals Page 8 Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 8 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate Note: D = LED Searchlight Head Signal TCB NRN NRN UH Up Harrogate Harrogate SB (LH) 031 069 8 9 94 129 129 Level H3 Bramhope Tunnel 4l2l LH (3439m / 2m 241yds) D NRN 069 DH 60 60 60 50 T T UH T BR BR Shaft 2 Shaft 1 LEH1-28 LEH1-29 H3 Telephone Telephone 10 Level 165 165 195 4l23 LH D H4 DH 60 60 UH H4 D Arthington Viaduct BR BR D LH Westcoehill Tunnel LH 4l22 BR LEH1-31 LEH1-32 (92m / 100yds) 4l24 LEH1-30 LEH1-33 Harrogate Area Not to Scale Signalling Renewals Page 9 Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 9 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate Note: D = LED Searchlight Head Signal TCB NRN UH Up Harrogate Harrogate SB (LH) 069 11 12 4l29 LH Kent House Farm 4l3l LH H4 Footpath Crossing D D DH 60 2 60 W UH 1 H4 BR BR BR BR Lawsons LEH1-35 LEH1-36 LEH1-34 Weeton LEH1-37 (Low Moor Farm) Station Footpath Crossing 13 195 257 H5 DH 60 W W 60 W UH T T D BR D LH Rigton L.C. New York Farm BR BR Bunkers Hill H5 LH 4l30 LEH1-37A (MCB CCTV) Bridleway LEH1-38 4l32 LEH1-39 Footpath Crossing Harrogate Area Not to Scale Signalling Renewals Page 10 Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 10 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate Note: D = LED Searchlight Head Signal TCB NRN UH Up Harrogate Harrogate SB (LH, H) 069 14 15 257 114 114 91 BR 4l33 LH 4l35 H5 LEH1-40 LH D D 2 DH 60 60 20 20 60 20 60 UH 1 D Crimple Viaduct H5 LH BR BR 4l34 Pannal Spacey House Farm LEH1-41 LEH2-42 Station Footpath Crossing 16 91 412 412 162 Harrogate S.B. Harrogate S.B. BR Harrgate (01) Electro Mechanical 65 H LEH3-34B H6 SSI Interlocking Interlocking DH 45 60 60 2 60 20 50 60 UH 1 1 H6 D BR BR LH BR 4l36 Hornbeam Park LEH3-36 LEH3-38 Station LEH3-37 Harrogate Area Not to Scale Signalling Renewals Page 11 Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 11 T.A.P.M.310.0.0.0.1.LN838 2012 DH Down Harrogate TCB NRN UH Up Harrogate Harrogate SB (LH, H) 069 TL Through Line 17 64 H H6 2 DH 20 60 60 UH H6 AWS LH BR BR BR BR 4l38 BR LEH3-39 LEH3-40 LEH3-41 LEH3-42 LEH3-42A Harrogate S.B. Harrgate (01) SSI Interlocking Note:- H25 and H26 are BR ground mounted signals LEH3-44 BR 62 LEH3-43 H 1 20 H 26 DH 60 20 To / From TL 20 Starbeck H 25 20 20 60 UH 3 3 Note:- 63 H 24 H H63 is a right hand side signal Harrogate Station Harrogate S.B. Electro Mechanical Interlocking Not to Scale Maps Not to scale Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 12 Tables■of■Routes■ The■following■lists■of■new■signal■routes■show■all■routes■from ‘M’■indicates■a■main■aspect ■■ signals■from■which■there■is■more■than■one■route ‘PL’■indicates■Position■Light■Shunt■aspect ■■ signals■which■are■capable■of■giving■any■route■indications Items■in■the■‘Route Indication Displayed’■column■specify■a■route■indicator■ ■■ all■position-light■signals display■or■an■illuminated■Junction■Indicator■position DOWN DIRECTION UP DIRECTION Signal Route Indication Exit Signal Route Indication Exit Aspect Route Aspect Route Number Displayed Signal Number Displayed Signal M■(M) Nil Down■Harrogate LH4111 M Nil Up■Harrogate LH4108 LH4109 M■(W) Nil Down■Harrogate LH4111 LH4114 PL X Down■Harrogate■(LOS) LH4110 PL Nil Horsforth■Turnback■Siding – PL G Horsforth■Down■Siding – LH4111 M Nil Down■Harrogate LH4119 LH4116 PL Nil Up■Harrogate LH4108 PL Nil Horsforth■Turnback■Siding – LH4113 M Nil Down■Harrogate LH4119 LH4112 PL Nil Horsforth■Turnback■Siding – Tables of Routes Harrogate Area Signalling Renewals page 13 GIOCONDA Gioconda Limited Unit 10 Woodfalls Gravelly Ways Laddingford Kent ME18 6DA Telephone 01622 872512 email [email protected] www.gioconda.co.uk.
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