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150129
Class 150
Videos featuring 150129
This video captures a busy scene at Coventry and other locations, with several trains visible in the background. Multiple train stock numbers are identified, including 150129, 56311, and various 66-class units. The footage includes mentions of headcodes such as 4L24, 4L42, and 4M37, along with locations like Bank, Garston, and Trafford Park. Operators associated with the video include Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, and LNER. The content appears to focus on the early morning rail activity, with a mention of missing a sleeper service while at Greggs.
Trains include Class 805, 150, 156, and 195 units. The footage shows a variety of services operating between locations such as Blackpool North, Bradford Interchange, Clitheroe, Manchester Victoria, Todmorden, and Wigan Wallgate. Headcodes observed include 1F32 and 5M00.
This video compilation captures railway scenes from the early 2010s, featuring a variety of rolling stock including DMUs, EMUs, diesel locomotives, and steam engines. Locations include Frome, Reigate, and other sites across England. Operators such as British Railways, EWS, and West Coast Railways are represented. The footage includes trains with headcodes 1Z82 and 1Z84, offering a nostalgic look at railway operations during this period.
This video captures various Northern Trains services operating at Hindley station and surrounding areas. Multiple train units, including classes 150, 156, 158, and 769, are shown in action. Headcodes such as 2I14, 2O76, and 2W13 are mentioned alongside locations like Southport, Manchester Oxford Road, Blackburn, and Wigan Wallgate. The footage includes a variety of services running between these locations during the afternoon of Tuesday, 13th January 2026.
This video explores the history of rail operators in Western England, focusing on the Great Western Trains and First Great Western franchises up to their rebranding as GWR in 2015. It includes references to various railway operators, locations such as Bristol Temple Meads, Fishguard Harbour, and Worcester Foregate Street, and train stock classes including 142, 150, 166, and 180. The content provides an overview of the development and challenges faced by these operators in the region.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Eltham and other locations across the rail network. Stock types include Class 150, Class 376, and Class 455 units. Southeastern and West Midlands Trains are identified as operators. The footage includes multiple train services passing through stations such as Abbey Wood, Arsenal, Cannon Street, Charing Cross, Dartford, Gravesend, Greenhithe, and Kidbrooke. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures scenes along the Ribble Valley Line, featuring locations including Clitheroe, Accrington, Blackburn, Bolton, Borough, Bromley Cross, Chorley, Darwen, Entwistle, and Hall i' th' Wood. Trains identified include stock classes 150 with labels 150129 and 150131, though operators are not clearly specified. The footage appears to focus on the scenic and operational aspects of this railway line.
This video captures a variety of fast and stopping passenger trains at Heaton Chapel in Stockport. Several train stock types, including classes 150, 158, 195, and 323, are visible. The footage includes locations such as Manchester Piccadilly and Piccadilly. Operators represented in the video include Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Woburn Sands and nearby locations, including Bedford and Bletchley. It features Class 150 diesel multiple units, with London Northwestern Railway identified as one of the operators involved. The footage includes several trains, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata. Additional operators such as C2C and Intercity are also noted, but no further details about their involvement are given.
This video captures freight train movements in and around Greater Manchester, including a journey to Blackburn. It also features an encounter with YouTuber Nick from the Red Shed 66077 channel. The footage includes various locomotives and railcars identified by their stock numbers, along with locations such as Altrincham, Trafford Park, and Manchester Piccadilly. Multiple operators and headcodes are noted in the metadata, providing insight into the freight operations observed during the day.
This video captures footage from Walsall Station in the West Midlands during October 1994, showcasing a variety of railway stock operating during the British Railways era. The scene includes different classes of locomotives and rolling stock, such as Class 31, Class 323, Class 56, and Class 58 units, some in distinctive liveries like Transrail. The footage highlights freight operations and local second-generation DMU services running to Birmingham and the Midlands. Several locations around Walsall are featured, including Hope, Wolverhampton, and Zoo.
This video captures train activity at York, featuring stock units 150129 and 43378. The operators associated with the footage include Cross Country, LNER, Lumo, Network Rail, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a collection of clips from Stafford, captured on 10th July 2014. It includes footage of various train units such as Voyagers, Pendolinos, and 350 series trains, along with a track machine. The footage highlights different stock types operating in the area, though specific operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata. Some locations mentioned include Stafford and University. The record contains limited details, with certain fields such as headcodes missing.
This video captures train activity at Hindley station, a key junction for services heading towards Manchester via Bolton and Atherton. It includes regular passenger services and an afternoon freight service. The footage also mentions a freight working from Wilton EFW Terminal to Knowsley Freight Terminal with headcode 6M16. Several locomotives are identified, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The video provides insight into rail operations at this location during the specified period.
It features a variety of locomotives and trains including classes 59, 66, 90, 150, and 950. The footage includes freightliner workings, some with dead electric locos, as well as a Network Rail class 150 test train that was never used for passenger services. The locations shown include Upper Holloway, Barking, Gospel Oak, and Hamstead.
This video captures railway activity in the South West of England, featuring various train classes filmed at locations including Dawlish, Exeter, Plymouth, and others. It includes footage of HSTs along the Dawlish sea wall and some scenes from the Dawlish air show. Several train stock identifiers are noted, primarily from Class 143, 150, and 153 units, though operators associated with these vehicles are not specified in the data. The locations covered suggest a focus on regional rail operations in this area.
This video captures freight operations at Barnetby in North Lincolnshire during June 1989, before platform fencing and semaphore signalling were replaced. It features a variety of British Rail traction including Class 31, 37, and 47 locomotives, along with Class 150 diesel multiple units and a Class 142 Pacer. The footage highlights historical rail equipment, most of which is now retired, though some Class 150s remain in service. The scene includes elements of pre-modernisation railway infrastructure.
This video captures freight traffic movements through Newport and surrounding areas, showcasing a range of cargo including steel, coal, petroleum, containers, clay, and limestone. Locomotives seen include classes 43, 56, 60, 66, 67, and 70, operated by various companies such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. The footage includes movements through locations like Cardiff Central, London Paddington, and Taunton, with headcodes identified as 0B85, 1M06, and 1P20.
This video captures trains at Bristol Parkway station, with additional footage from Gloucester and Westbury. It features a variety of train stock including classes 150, 43, and 60/66, operated by companies such as Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, and Intercity. Headcodes 2U10 and 6E00 are present in the footage.
This video captures a journey through the North East of England, with mentions of Newcastle and Sunderland. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 142, 150, and 43, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Several locations across the region are noted, including Darlington, Doncaster, and Scunthorpe. Headcodes present in the video include 4E98, 4L79, 6D11, and 6N86. The content reflects a personal account of a trip affected by changing weather conditions and missed freight movements.
This video captures activity at Tamworth station, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 150, 170, 325, 43, and 56, as well as 66. The footage includes multiple units operating in the area, with some associated with operators such as Cross Country, EWS, Freightliner, and others. The video provides a glimpse into the movement of trains at the station, though specific headcodes are not included in the record.
A video captures a train formation including units 37419 and 82143 at Keynsham on 26 September 2018. Additional stock numbers identified include 150125, 150126, 150129, 37410, and 37418. The footage shows the train operating on a route connecting Norwich to Cardiff. Operators associated with the video are Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Greater Anglia. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A Northern Class 150 DMU and a LNER Class 91 locomotive are seen at York. The footage shows the Class 150 arriving as the Class 91 departs towards Edinburgh. The video was filmed from the National Railway Museum balcony. Operators involved include Northern, LNER, First Great Western, and Network Rail. The location is specified as York, but no headcodes are provided in the record.
This video features locomotive 59104 at Chichester, with additional mentions of Stone and Brighton. The stock includes 150129, 377131, and 59104, though operators are not specified for these units. Operators associated with the content include GBRF and Southern. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
It features multiple trains, including classes 150 and 153, operated by First Great Western, South West Trains, and South Western Railway. Additional locations mentioned include Great Malvern, Portsmouth Harbour, and Severn Beach. The record lacks headcode information, but includes details on the stock and operators present at the time.
The footage includes several units, including 150121, 150129, 150239, 150249, 153318, and 153382. Other locations mentioned include Cheltenham Spa, Plymouth, Salisbury, Taunton, and Westbury. The operators associated with the footage are First Great Western and South Western Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures two First Great Western Class 150 diesel multiple units, numbered 150129 and 150219, arriving at St Ives from St Erth. The footage includes the trains entering the station, providing a view of their approach along the route between these two locations. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows two First Great Western Class 150 diesel multiple units, numbered 150219 and 150129, passing the Atlantic Ocean at St Ives on a single-line section of track. The footage captures the movement of these units in this location, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video shows two First Great Western Class 150 diesel multiple units, numbered 150129 and 150219, departing from St Ives in Cornwall heading towards St Erth. The footage captures the departure of these trains from the station. No headcodes are present in the metadata.