List of British Railways Shed Codes - List of Codes - Western Region

Western Region

Code Dates Shed Comments
81 London
81A 1950–1973 Old Oak Common
Sub-shed Southall (1968–1973)		 Became OC
81B 1950–1964 Slough
Sub-sheds Aylesbury (1950), Marlow (to 1962), Watlington (to 1957)
81C 1950–1968 Southall
Sub-shed Staines (to 1952)
81D 1950–1973 Reading
Sub-sheds Basingstoke WR (1950), Henley-on-Thames (to 1958)		 Became RG
81E 1950–1965 Didcot
Sub-sheds Newbury (to ?), Wallingford (to 1956), Winchester Chesil (to 1953)
81F 1950–1973 Oxford
Sub-sheds Abingdon (to 1954), Fairford (to 1962)		 Became OX
82 Bristol
82A 1950–1973 Bristol, Bath Road
Sub-sheds Bath (to 1961), Taunton (from 1968), Wells (to 1963), Westbury (from 1968), Weston-super-Mare (to 1960), Yatton (to 1960)		 Became BR
82B 1950–1964 St Philips Marsh Became PM
82C 1950–1973 Swindon
Sub-sheds Andover Junction (to 1952), Chippenham (to 1964), Malmesbury (to 1951), Marlborough (to 1961), Faringdon (to 1951)		 Became SW
82D 1950–1963 Westbury
Sub-sheds Frome, Salisbury WR (1950)		 Became 83C
82E 1950–1958 Yeovil Pen Mill Became 71H
1958–1965 Bristol, Barrow Road Previously 22A
82F 1950–1958 Weymouth
Sub-shed Bridport		 Became 71G
1958–1966 Bath S&D
Sub-sheds Branksome (to 1963), Highbridge (1958), Radstock		 Previously 71G
82G 1958–1963 Templecombe Previously 71H, became 83G
83 Newton Abbot
83A 1950–1973 Newton Abbot
Sub –sheds' Ashburton (to 1958), Kingsbridge (to 1961), Tiverton Junction (1963–1964)		 Became NA
83B 1950–1968 Taunton
Sub -sheds Barnstaple Town (to 1951), Bridgwater (to 1960), Minehead (to 1956)
83C 1950–1963 Exeter
Sub-sheds Tiverton Junction
1963–1968 Westbury
83D 1950–1963 Plymouth, Laira
Sub-sheds Launceston (1958–1962), Plymouth Docks (to c.1951), Princetown (to 1956)		 Became 84A
1963–1967 Exmouth Junction
Sub-sheds Bude (to 1964), Callington (1963), Exmouth (1963), Lyme Regis (1963), Seaton (1963)		 Previously 72A
83E 1950–1963 St Blazey
Sub-sheds (to 1962), Looe (to ?), Moorswater (to 1960)		 Became 84B
1963–1965 Yeovil Town Previously 72C
83F 1950–1963 Truro Became 84C
1963–1964 Barnstaple Junction
Sub-shed Ilfracombe		 Previously 72E
83G 1950–1963 Penzance
Sub-sheds Helston, St Ives (to 1961)		 Became 84D
1963–1966 Templecombe Previously 82G
83H 1958–1963 Plymouth Friary
Sub-shed Callington		 Previously 72D
84 Wolverhampton (until 1963) Plymouth (from 1963)
84A 1950–1963 Wolverhampton, Stafford Road
1963–1973 Plymouth, Laira Previously 83D, became LA
84B 1950–1963 Wolverhampton, Oxley Became 2B
1963–1973 St Blazey Previously 83E, became BZ
84C 1950–1963 Banbury Became 2D
1963–1965 Truro Previously 83F
84D 1950–1963 Leamington Spa Became 2L
1963–1973 Penzance
Sub-shed Helston (1963)		 Previously 83G, became PZ
84E 1950–1963 Tyseley Became 2A
84F 1950–1963 Stourbridge Junction Became 2C
84G 1950–1961 Shrewsbury
Sub-sheds Builth Road, Clee Hill (to 1960), Coalport, Craven Arms, Knighton, Ludlow (to 1951)		 Became 89A
1961–1963 Kidderminster
Sub-shed Cleobury Mortimer (to 1962)		 Previously 85D, became 2P
84H 1950–1963 Wellington (Salop)
Sub-sheds Crewe Gresty Lane, Much Wenlock (to 1951)		 Became 2M
84J 1950–1961 Croes Newydd
Sub-sheds Bala, Penmaenpool, Trawsfynydd		 Became 89B
84K 1950–1958 Chester Became 6E
1958–1960 Wrexham Rhosddu Previously 6E
85 Worcester
85A 1950–1973 Worcester
Sub-sheds Evesham (to 1963), Hartlebury (to ?), Honeybourne (to 1965), Kingham (to 1962), Ledbury (1961–1964), Moreton in Marsh (to ?)		 Became WS
85B 1950–1973 Gloucester, Horton Road
Sub-sheds Brimscombe (to 1963), Chalford (to 1951), Cheltenham Malvern Road (to 1963), Cirencester (to 1964), Lydney (to 1964), Tetbury (to 1964)		 Became GL
85C 1950–1961 Hereford
Sub-sheds Kington (to 1951), Ledbury, Leominster, Ross-on-Wye		 Became 86C
1961–1964 Gloucester, Barnwood
Sub-sheds Dursley (to 1962), Tewkesbury (to 1962)		 Previously 85E
85D 1950–1961 Kidderminster
Sub-shed Cleobury Mortimer		 Became 84G
1961–1964 Bromsgrove
Sub-shed Redditch		 Previously 85F
85E 1958–1961 Gloucester, Barnwood
Sub-sheds Dursley, Tewkesbury		 Previously 22B, became 85C
85F 1958–1961 Bromsgrove
Sub-shed Redditch		 Previously 21C, became 85D
86 Newport / Cardiff
86A 1950–1963 Newport, Ebbw Junction Became 86B
1963–1973 Cardiff Canton Previously 86C, became CF
86B 1950–1963 Newport, Pill
1963–1973 Newport, Ebbw Junction Previously 86A, became EJ
86C 1950–1961 Cardiff, Canton Became 88A
1961–1964 Hereford Previously 85C
86D 1950–1961 Llantrisant Became 88G
86E 1950–1968 Severn Tunnel Junction
86F 1950–1961 Tondu
Sub-shed Bridgend (1950)		 Became 88H
1961–1964 Aberbeeg Previously 86H
86G 1950–1967 Pontypool Road
Sub-sheds Abergavenny (1954–1958), Branches Fork (to 1952), Pontrilas (to 1953)
86H 1950–1961 Aberbeeg Became 86F
86J 1950–1961 Aberdare Became 88J
86K 1950–1954 Abergavenny
Sub-shed Tredegar
1954–1960 Tredegar
87 Neath / Swansea
87A 1950–1965 Neath, Court Sart
Sub-sheds Glyn Neath (to 1964), Neath, Bridge Street (to 1964)
1969–1973 Swansea, Landore Previously 87E, became LE
87B 1950–1964 Port Talbot, Duffryn Yard
1964–1973 Margam Became MG
87C 1950–1964 Swansea, Danygraig
87D 1950–1964 Swansea, East Dock
Sub-sheds Gurnos (1959–1962), Upper Bank (1959–1962)
87E 1950–1969 Swansea, Landore Became 87A
87F 1950–1965 Llanelly
Sub-sheds Burry Port (to 1962), Llandovery (1959–1964), Pantyffynon (to 1964)
87G 1950–1964 Carmarthen
Sub-shed Newcastle Emlyn (to 1952)
87H 1950–1963 Neyland
Sub-sheds Cardigan (to 1962), Milford Haven (to 1962), Pembroke Dock, Whitland
1963–1969 Whitland
87J 1950–1963 Fishguard
87K 1950–1959 Swansea, Victoria
Sub-sheds Gurnos, Llandovery, Upper Bank (1950–1957)
88 Cardiff
88A 1950–1957 Cardiff (Cathays)
Sub-shed Radyr
1957–1961 Radyr
Sub-shed Cardiff Cathays		 Became 88B
1961–1963 Cardiff Canton
Sub-shed Cardiff East Dock (1961–1962)		 Previously 86C, became 86A
88B 1950–1961 Cardiff East Dock Became 88L
1961–1962 Cardiff Cathays
Sub-shed Radyr		 Previously 88A, became 88M
1962–1968 Radyr
88C 1950–1964 Barry
88D 1950–1964 Merthyr Tydfil
Sub-sheds Dowlais Cae Harris, Dowlais Central (to 1960), Rhymney
1964–1965 Rhymney
88E 1950–1964 Abercynon
88F 1950–1967 Treherbert
Sub-sheds Ferndale (to 1964), Pwllyrhebog (to 1951)
88G 1961–1964 Llantrisant Previously 86B
88H 1961–1964 Tondu Previously 86F
88J 1961–1965 Aberdare Previously 86F
88K 1961–1962 Brecon Previously 89B; no locomotives were allocated to Brecon after 1959
88L 1962–1963 Cardiff East Dock Previously 88B and sub-shed of 88A
88M 1962–1964 Cardiff Cathays Previously 88B
89 Oswestry (until 1963)
89A 1950–1961 Oswestry
Sub-sheds Llanfylin (to 1952), Landiloes (to 1962)		 Became 89D
1961–1963 Shrewsbury Previously 84G, became 6D
89B 1950–1959 Brecon
Sub-shed Builth Wells (to 1957)
1961–1963 Croes Newydd Previously 84J, became 6C
89C 1950–1963 Machynlleth
Sub-sheds Aberayron (to 1962), Aberystwyth, Aberystwyth VoR (to ?), Portmadoc, Pwllheli		 Became 6F
89D 1961–1963 Oswestry Previously 89A, became 6E

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