Seq. No.	Lamp Number	Location	Lamp Type	Watt	Isolation Point
1	35254	O/S ESTATE AGENTS	SONE	250
2	35255	O/S CARD SHOP	SONE	250
3	35256	OS CHURCH GROUNDS	SONE	250
4	35257	O/S SOLICITORS	SONE	400
5	106662	O/S RILEY MOSS INSURANCE	FL	8
6	106663	O/S ST PETERS CHURCH	FL	8

The inside of the Alpha 8's bowl was surprisingly quite grubby.

A temporary supply had been taken (from or to) the column (to or from) an adjacent signpost supporting a twin 8 Watt fluorescent Simmonsigns 'LUA' signlight unit. The foreground signpost supported a couple of Pearce Gowshall L68/25 signlights. The unusual design of the signposts are the result of a pedestrianisation scheme in the mid-1990s.

This close-up of the temporary supply connection at the column also reveals that this column still supported a porcelain insulator for a much earlier overhead supply.

An identical setup followed for the next outgoing column; I had previously photographed this installation when the Alpha 3 was still fitted. Although the new columns had been fitted at the time of photographing, they had not yet been fitted with lanterns; this was to follow.

By contrast, the lamp area of this Alpha 8 was much cleaner internally.

The next outgoing column was also of Stewart & Lloyd manufacture. A bracket with a longer outreach had been fitted here; presumably, to locate the lantern away from the adjacent overhanging tree branches. A Philips SGS 204 lantern, perhaps running 250 Watt SON-T, was fitted here.

The lantern was not exactly the cleanest example ever photographed!

Returning to shorter outreach brackets, and an integrally-geared Thorn Alpha 3 had been fitted.

This close-up reveals that the two bowl clips had had a length of wire threaded through them in order to keep them secured to the canopy during normal operation.