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shunters while the larger locomotives were located on the south side of Leeds at
Holbeck shed, but by 1985 all nine of the shunters for the Leeds area were allocated to Neville Hill along with 55
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in 1948 the depot code was 50B, under York (50A). In 1959 it was transferred to the Leeds
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also use the site for train storage. The site employs over 400 people (2009).
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at a cost of £132,971, with the facility being extended in 1904.
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813:"Northern now in full control of Leeds' Neville Hill depot"
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787:"Report 13/2020: Collision and derailment at Neville Hill"
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486:"The all-time guide to UK Shed and Depot Codes"
641:Richardson, Dave (September 2017). "On Shed".
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434:' facility at Neville Hill was used for the
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872:"NEVILLE HILL TRAIN DEPOT OPENS ITS DOORS"
761:1.b.ii, p.3; Appendix A, sheet 3, A.2.1.vi
694:. Shepperton: Ian Allan Publishing. 1977.
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