WRTL 2015s are part of the WRTL 2000 series of lanterns, they have a polycarbonate bowl, and the canopy is made of GRP. I also think they look like a goldfish bowl

Lido car park, guildford

This damaged WRTL 2015 is in lido car park, Guildford. It is sad that it is damaged, but at least it hasn’t gone. This one has probably turned into a goldfish bowl by now!

It only needs a pump and some goldfish. I believe this one has been repaired now, it’s good that it’s been repaired and not replaced!

Here is the base of the column

Here are some more pictures of the same lantern.

Kingston

This WRTL 2015 is in Kingston, and It is on a British steel heritage column. 

These WRTL 2015s are lighting up a alleyway in kingston, they are all on wall brackets.

This one is on a different style of bracket.

This one is Dayburning.

Staines, surrey

These WRTL 2015s are in a car park in Staines, surrey. They are on British steel columns with double-armed brackets.

Richmond

This Dayburning WRTL 2015 is in Richmond. It is on a older-style British steel column.

Here is the base of the column. You can tell if a British steel column is the older design by looking at the base of the column, if it has a weld where the main part of the column attaches to the base, it’s a newer design, but if it doesn’t have the weld, it’s the older design. This one is the older design.