Builder: BRC&W
Layout: Low Density
Length: 57ft
Coupling Code: Blue Square
Coupling Type: Screw
Gangway Type: LMS
Engines: Rolls Royce 180hp
Transmission: Mechanical
Lot Number: 30592
Diagram: 564
28/07/61 | New to | 51A (Darlington) | |
3w/e 30/12/61 | Transferred to | 56G (Hammerton Street) | |
31/12/61 | On loan to | 26A (Newton Heath) | |
4w/e 27/01/62 | Ex-loan back to | 56G (Hammerton Street) | |
Dec-67 | Depot code change | 55F | |
May-73 | Depot code change | HS | |
13/05/84 | Transferred to | NL (Neville Hill) | - Hammerton Street closed |
15/03/87 | Withdrawn from | NL (Neville Hill) |
Scrapped by Vic Berry, Leicester
51814 | 59698 | 51834 | As delivered to 51A - 28th July 1961 | ||||||
51814 | 59698 | 51834 | Transfer to 26A - 31/12/61 - on loan | ||||||
51814 | 59698 | 51834 | Transfer to 56G - 4w/e 27/01/62 - ex loan | ||||||
51814 | 59698 | 51834 | Noted 05/08/66 - at Bradford Exchange1 | ||||||
51814 | 59705 | 51834 | Noted 20/12/66 - at Manchester1 | ||||||
51814 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted 01/06/67 - at Leeds City1 | ||||||
51814 | 59697 | 51502 | Noted 04/09/67 - at Bradford Exchange1 | ||||||
51814 | 59808 | 52081 | Noted 31/08/72 - in Leeds City1 | ||||||
51814 | 59809 | 51832 | Noted 11/08/73 - at Doncaster with 50013 + 560021 | ||||||
51814 | 59809 | 51832 | Noted 08/09/73 - in Leeds City2 | ||||||
51814 | 59701 | 51832 | Noted 27/08/1974 - at York3 | ||||||
51814 | 59701 | 51843 | Noted 16/09/75 - at Hull1 | ||||||
51814 | 59703 | 52083 | Noted 10/11/79 | ||||||
52076 | 59694 | 51814 | Noted circa 04/19824 | ||||||
51814 | 59809 | 52085 | Noted circa 10/19824 | ||||||
51814 | 59809 | 52085 | Noted 13/10/1982 - Worked 06.45 Southport to Manchester Victoria and 08.10 return service.4 | ||||||
51814 | 59815 | 52085 | Noted circa 02/19834 | ||||||
51814 | 52083 | Noted 16/11/1983 - at Sheffield4 | |||||||
51814 | 59809 | 51833 | Noted 03/01/1984 - at Manchester Vic, on Bolton line service4 | ||||||
51814 | 59382 | 52083 | Noted 11/01/86 - on 15:30 Blackpool South - Preston service5 | ||||||
51814 | 59382 | 52083 | Noted 07/10/19864 | ||||||
51814 | 52083 | Noted 22/07/87 |
Formation Sources
1: Leonard Rogers
2: Gerald Brown
3: Peter Wallwork
4: Eddie Knorn
5: Martin Baumann
The preserved blue/grey liveried Class 502 set keeps company with a pair of BRCW 3-Car DMU sets in the carriage sidings at Southport on March 30th 1980. The nearest set is a Class 110 'Calder Valley' with Driving Motor Composite E51814 looking rather grimy. Close examination of the side and cab lower edge suggests it may have had a close encounter with some other object or been in a bit of a mishap. Alongside the 110 is a 3-Car Class 104, with Centre Composite Trailer M59185 on view. The set was one of the Manchester-Blackpool 'white liners', whose diagrams included the odd trip to Southport from Manchester Victoria. The car park beyond looks rather empty. Martyn Hilbert.
A two-car Class 110 DMU with 51814 closest in Sheffield station on the evening of 17 November 1984. Chris Thorp.
Known as Calder Valley sets the class 110's were primarily associated with the Trans Pennine route between Manchester and Leeds, via Halifax and Bradford so slightly unusual to see one at Chesterfield. Despite being an Eastern Region station it was very much Midland mainline territory. Here 2-car set 51814 + 52083 has just arrived with train 2H01 the 07.03 York to Chesterfield on 22 March 1985. It will return as the 09.00 to Sheffield. Adrian Nicholls.
A Class 110 seen at Newcastle on 22/07/1985. Whilst this Yorkshire-based class might have made occasional visits to Newcastle as arrivals from York, this image shows E51814 + E52083 awaiting departure with the 18:35 Newcastle - Sunderland Graeme Phillips Collection.
Stabled in what can rather loosely be described as a 'shed' 'Calder Valley' BRCW Class 110 DMU Nos. E52083-E59703-E51814 inside the roofless depot at Bradford Hammerton Street on 10th November 1979. The Class 110 diesel multiple units were built by the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company in conjunction with the Drewry Car Co. to operate services on the former Lancashire and Yorkshire main line, and spent their entire careers based around this same area. This earned them the name of the 'Calder Valley' sets. They were an updated version of the Class 104, with a revised cab design and raised bodyside window frames. Of the depot itself, the former Hammerton Street shed in Bradford closed to steam in 1958 to concentrate on DMU and diesel shunter maintenance and finally closed in 1984 when the remaining class 110 units allocated there were transferred to Neville Hill depot in Leeds. Gordon Edgar.
Class 110 E51814 and Class 114 E53041 and E54004 at Sheffield 2nd August 1984. Keith Long.
Stabled at wet Sheffield on 2 August 1984 are Class 110 No E51814 and Class 114s E53041 and E54004. Keith Long.
Class 110 E52083 + E51814 with a Saltburn - Darlington service at Darlington on July 23, 1985. John Carter.