Derby's Street Lighting PFI Contract - Churchside Walk, City Centre

Seq. No.	Lamp Number	Location	Lamp Type	Watt	Isolation Point
1	25966	F/P SIDE OF NO 1	SXPL1	35
2	25967	F/P OS NO 5	SXPL1	35
3	25968	F/P OS NO 23	SXPL1	35	Y
4	101780	SUBWAY O/S NO 25	FL	20
5	25969	F/P OS NO 37	SXPL1	35	Y
6	25970	F/P OS NO 51	SXPL1	35
7	101781	SUBWAY O/S NO 57	FL	20
8	101782	SUBWAY O/S CHURCHSIDE HOUSE	FL	20
9	25971	F/PATH O/S NO 63	SXPL3	35	Y
10	25972	OS 203 S/BROOK ST	SXPL1	35
11	25973	RR 201 S/BROOK ST	SXPL1	35
12	101783	IN WALL NEAR NO 79	FL	8
13	101784	IN WALL BELOW 83	FL	8
14	101785	IN WALL BELOW 83	FL	8
15	101786	IN WALL BELOW NO 83	FL	8
16	25974	F/PATH O/S NOS 89/91	SXPL1	35	Y
17	101787	SUBWAY O/S NOS 93/95	FL	8
18	101788	SUBWAY O/S NOS 97/99	FL	8
19	25975	F/PATH O/S NO 101	SXPL1	35
20	101789	SUBWAY OS 113/115	FL	8
21	101790	SUBWAY OS 117/119	FL	8
22	25976	F/PATH NEAR NO 127	SXPL1	35
23	25977	F/P RR NOS 123/125	SXPL1	35

Thorn Gamma 6 lanterns attached to Stainton mid-hinged columns were installed around the eponymous St Luke's Church. This first example dates from the 1990s.

Slightly older Gamma 6s (dating from the 1980s) were installed on the other columns:

Another Z5698U was in an altogether worse state; the canopy appeared to have been secured to the lantern using an entire roll of insulation tape!

Nearby, a WRTL Arc had been fitted to another Abacus column. A Z5698U was probably once fitted here as well; the evidence to support this is the short overall height of the column - perhaps shorter columns were specified due to the height of the Z5698U lanterns - regular 5 m columns may have sited the lighting centre of the lantern too high from ground level.

The short column allowed the 70 Watt SON-T lamp to be seen up close with very little camera zoom. The Philips lamp is date-coded 'A8'; January 2008.