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Network Rail London North Eastern r,. Private and not for publication BR30018/6 Persons supplied with this Section must make themselves acquainted with it and will be held responsible for the observance of all instructions contained therein so far as they concern them. NETWORK RAIL LONDON NORTH EASTERN SECTIONAL APPENDIX TO THE WORKING TIMETABLE AND BOOKS OF RULES AND REGULATIONS SECTION NO. 6 YOI1K Route Director AUGUST 2004 Network Rail LNE 5th Floor, D Block, Hudson House York (IF CONTENTS Pages Line diagrams (the numbers shown are the page numbers in Table A) 6 . 2 List of lines in the sequence used throughout the section 6 . 7 TABLE A D e t a i l s of running lines, permissible speed restrictions, etc. 6 . 9 • Special Working Arrangements 6.112 • S i n g l e Lines - Delivery and Receipt of Token or Staff by Persons other than the Signaller 6.112 • S e c t i o n s of Running Line where a Trac k Circuit Operating Device 6 . 1 1 3 (TCOD) may be used in accordance with Rule Book Module T2 F Diesel Multiple Unit Route Clearance 6.115 Fl Electric Multiple Unit Route Clearance 6.119 G Locomotive and Coaching Stock Route Clearance 6.121 Local Instructions 6.127 BR3001 8/6 (07.08.04) 6.1 LINES CO VERED IN SECT I O N 6 DONCASTER, MARSHG AT E JN T O NEVI LLE HI LL EAST JN VI A LEEDS A ND BRANCHES St ainf ort h in (See Section 4) Applehurst in DONCASTER l-41– 6. 19 MARSHGATE JN Joan Crof t in (See Sect ion I ) (See Section 2) 6.9 6.18 Skellow jn — 6.19 41 Carcrof t in 111 Adwickin , 6 6.10 . Crof t on W est in 1 1 6.20 HareParkin 8 6.11 W akefield Kirkgat e 1 .4 6 . 2 0 W a k e fi e l d W es t gat e South Jn W est Jn 6.12 Holbeck Jn 6.21 Copley Hill East Jn I Bradf ord I nt erchange 6.13 Engine L 6. 17 I Shedr l h iJnt e1 h a l 6.14l i n s Leeds W est Jn – Arrow denotes 6.15I Down direct ion – 1 LEEDS 6–.16 Hunslet East 1 - 4 4 - 6. 24 1 Nev ille Hill W est in NEVI LLE HI LL EAST JN B11300 18/7 (07.08.04) 6.2 LINES COVERED IN SECTION 6 - Cont inued HA LL ROYD JN TO SKELT O N JN A ND BRANCHES Diggle Jo HALL ROYD JN W incobank in 6.41 6.25 (See Sect ion 5) Dryclough Barnsley Milner _ 6. 37 1 1 6 . 3 8 B r a d f o r d Mill Station in Royd in Lane in 6.44 Huddersfield G reet land - 6. 39 Jo 6.40 Bradley W ood Jo 6.42 I m H e a to n L o d g e jo s Bradley 6 27 jn 6 49 T hornhill LNW in 6.28 Dewsbury 6.43 Railway Street Branch Copley Hill Dewsbury East in -NI 6. 48 — East in I 6.51 Horbury Jo 6.51 T urners Lane Jo iCnalder Bridge 1 Altofts in - 6. 52 6.53 _1 Leeds Methley W est in W hit wood in - 6. 54 - in 6.31 Pontefract 40 6.54 - Castleford West Jo W est In Cast lef ord East 6.55Ledston Jo Gascoigne W ood I 6.55 Sherburn in Holgat e Jo — 6.56 York 6 . 3 5 1- 6.62 -41h 6.57 Scarborough 6.36 SKELT O N -JN A r r ow denotes Down direct ion 6.3 B1130018/6 (07.08.04) LI NES CO VERED I N SECT I O N 6 - Cont inued WAKEFIELD KIRKGATE WEST iN TO GOOLE POTTERS GRANGE iN WAKEFIELD KIRKGATE WEST JN Monk Bret t on Loop I 6.63 1— 6.69 v O ak ens haw Sout h in op, 668 O akenshaw in 6.69 Crof t on East in 6 64 Pont ef ract Monkhill G oods in 6.72 low Sout h in 1 (See Sect ion 5) F Shaf t holme in 6.71 e 6. 70 West in r Knot t ingley F erryr bridge (See Sections Sout h in Nor tyh in 1 & 2) (See bSect ion 5) 6.72 East in r i d 6 66 g Dr ax Branch in 6.73 OP e 1St at ion 6 67 D r A r r ow denot es 1 a Down direct ion GOOLE POTTERS GRANGE iN x P 6.4 B1130018/7 (07.08.04) o w e r LI NES CO VERED I N SECT I O N 6 - Cont inued NEVI LLE HI LL EAST jN T O HULL A ND BRANCHES NEVI LLE HI LL EAST PI 6.74 Micklefield in 6.82 Church Fenton Nort h jn Ham blet on Sout h jn (See Sect ion 2) 6.83 Ham blet on W est in 6.75 Ham blet on East in 6.83 I Hambleton North in (See Section 2) — 6.83 Selby West jn 6.75 1— 6. 84 SelbySouthjn Canal in T emple Hirst jr1 6.78 (See Sect ion 2) T horne In 1– 6. 85 (See Sect ion 4) I r G i6l.80 b e r d Hessle Road iyn k 6.93 e 6.95 6.95 Springbank Anlaby Road iin n6.81 t 6.87 . 6 . 9 2 t Seamer W est Parade W alt on N o r t W est jn Nor t h in St reet in h j6.94n A r r ow denot es HULL Salt end Down direct ion B11300 18/7 (07.08.04) 6.5 LINES CO VERED IN SECT I O N 6 - Cont inued W HI T E HA LL W EST JN T O HELLI F I ELD SO UT H iN A ND BRANCHES HELLI F I ELD SO UT H 6.100 S k i p t o n M iddlei n 6.110 I R y ! s t o 6.98 n e — 6.110 - Shipley W est _In Shipley Sout h in A Bradford 6.109 Shipley East Jn Forster Square Ilkley Dockfield 6.108 Apperley • I n 697 Springs Jo 6 . 1 0 7 I Arml ey jin 6. 101 0. 1 d i 6 . 1 0 6 -1 t t Harrogate Skelt on • . 6.96 I n 6 . WHITEHALL WEST JN 1 0 8 A r r ow denotes Down direct ion BR30018/7 (07.08.04) 6.6 Line Headings in sequence throughout this Section T P W S Fitted P a g e DONCASTER, MARSHGATE JN TO NEVILLE HILL EAST JN AND BRANCHES Doncaster, Marshgate Jn to Neville Hill East Jn Y 6.9 Leeds Engine Shed Jn to Whitehall East Jn Y 6.17 Stainforth Jn to Adwick Jn Y 6.18 Applehurst Loop N 6.19 Carcroft Jn to Skellow Jn Y 6.19 Hare Park Jo to Crofton West Jr1 Y 6.20 Wakefield Westgate South Jo to Wakefield Kirkgate West Jn Y 6 . 2 0 Holbeck Jn to Bradford Interchange Y 6.21 Neville Hill West Jn to Hunslet East N 6.24 HALL ROYD JN TO SKELTON JN AND BRANCHES Hall Royd Jo to Skelton Jn Y 6.25 Milner Royd Jn to Bradford, Mill Lane Jn Y 6.37 Greetland Jo to Dryclough Jn Y 6.39 Bradley Jo to Bradley Wood Jn Y 6.40 Diggle Jn to Copley Hill East Jn Y 6.41 Barnsley Station Jo to Huddersfield Y 6.44 Dewsbury Railway Street Branch N 6.48 Wincobank Jn to Horbury Jn Y 6.49 Wakefield, Turners Lane Jn to Calder Bridge Jn Y 6.51 Altofts Jn to Leeds West Jn Y 6.52 Methley Jn to Whitwood Jo Y 6.54 Castleford West Jn to Pontefract West Jn Y 6.54 Castleford East Jn to Ledston Y 6.55 Sherburn Jn to Gascoigne Wood Y 6.55 Holgate Jo to Skelton Jn Y 6.56 York to Scarborough Y 6.57 WAKEFIELD KIRKGATE WEST JN TO GOOLE POTTERS GRANGE JN AND BRANCHES Wakefield Kirkgate West Jo to Goole, Potters Grange Jn Y 6 . 6 3 Oakenshaw South Jo to Oakenshaw Jo N 6.68 Monk Bretton Loop to Crofton East Jn N 6.69 Shaftholme Jo to Ferrybridge North Jo Y 6.70 Ferrybridge Branch Y 6.72 Knottingley South Jn to Knottingley East Jn Y 6.72 Drax Power Station Branch N 6.73 BR30018/6 (07.08.04) 6.7 Line Headings in sequence thr oughout this Section T P W S Fitted P a g e NEVILLE HILL EAST JN TO HULL AND BRANCHES Neville Hill East Jn to Hull Y 6.74 Micklefield Jn to Church Fenton North Jn Y 6.82 Hambleton South Jn to Hambleton West Jn Y 6.83 Hambleton East Jn to Hambleton North Jn Y 6.83 Selby West Jn to Canal Jn Y 6.83 Temple Hirst Jn to Selby South Jn Y 6.84 Thorne Jn to Gilberdyke Jn Y 6.85 Hull (Paragon) to Seamer West Jn Y 6.87 Hessle Road to Saltend N 6.93 Springbank North Jn to Walton Street Jn N 6.95 Anlaby Road Jn to West Parade North Jn Y 6.95 WHITEHALL WEST JN TO HELLIFIELD SOUTH JN AND BRANCHES Whitehall West Jn to Hellifield South Jn V 6.96 Leeds Armley Jn to York Skelton Jn via Harrogate V 6 .
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