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150235
Class 150
Videos featuring 150235
This video discusses the history of Keolis Amey as Transport for Wales operator, examining their operations and whether they should be considered a failure. The content includes references to various railway stock classes such as 142, 143, and 150, along with locations including Cefn-y-Bedd, Church Stretton, Craven Arms, Fairbourne, Pont-y-Pant, Runcorn East, Warrington Bank Quay, and Wolverhampton. Several operators are mentioned, including Transport for Wales, British Railways, Northern, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features trains operating in South Wales, with footage captured at Tonypandy and other nearby locations including Cardiff Central, Cathays, Llandaf, Radyr, Taffs Well, Trefforest, and Treherbert. The stock includes Class 142 and Class 150 diesel multiple units, operated by Transport for Wales. No headcodes are identified in the footage.
This video discusses the performance of Avanti West Coast, exploring whether it remains one of Britain's least effective train operating companies. It acknowledges the efforts of staff while critiquing management and government oversight. The footage includes trains from various stock classes, including 150 and 390 series, operated by multiple rail companies, and features locations such as Euston, Preston, and Dundee. However, specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video features multiple Class 150 diesel multiple units operating in Porth. The footage includes several units with labels such as 150203, 150235, 150253, 150256, 150258, and 150267. Transport for Wales is identified as the operator. The record does not include headcode information.
This video captures trains at Trehafod, featuring multiple Class 150 diesel units. The footage includes several units with labels such as 150208, 150230, 150235, 150253, 150258, and 150267. Transport for Wales is identified as the operator. The location is clearly Trehafod, though no headcodes are present in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Treherbert line reopens. All stations and window views.
A journey along the Treherbert line in Wales shows the reopening of the route with improvements at various stations, including new platforms, lifts, and footbridges. The video captures travel between Treherbert and Pontypridd, with stops at Dinas Rhondda, Llwynypia, Taffs Well, Ton Pentre, Tonypandy, and Ystrad Rhondda. Rail services operated by Transport For Wales, Thameslink, and Hanson & Hall are mentioned, though specific stock details remain unclear. The footage highlights the updated infrastructure and scenic views along the route.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales Feb. 2024. Developments at Porth, Llwynypia and Ystrad Rhondda plus 150235/260.
This video explores developments in the Rhondda Valley, including updates on electrification projects, new passing loops, and footbridge construction at several stations. It also mentions Transport for Wales initiating driver familiarisation training with two Class 150 units, 150235 and 150260. Local residents are reported to have been assured that regular train services will resume by the end of the month.
This video captures train movements primarily around Birmingham New Street and Rugeley Trent Valley, with additional footage from Cannock, Hednesford, Stafford, and other locations. It features a variety of rolling stock including Pendolino, Voyager, and multiple units, identified by classes such as 150, 170, 220, and 350. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, DB Schenker, and others. A headcode of 5M43 is noted in the data. The content appears to be part of a series documenting rail activity on 9 November 2023.
The footage includes various trains, such as Class 150 and Class 323 units, and mentions test runs involving the Class 805 and Class 390. Locations featured include Aston, Stechford, and Rugby, with operators including Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, and others. The record lacks headcode information.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales; Cardiff, June 2023, with 50007 moving FLIRTS, 66304/776 engineers.
This video captures railway activity in Cardiff and surrounding areas, featuring Transport for Wales FLIRTS trains in service. Several train units including 50007 are noted, along with various other stock numbers. The footage highlights operations involving engineers and mentions services extending to Plymouth and Manchester. Locations include Cardiff Central, Barry Docks, and others across the region. Headcodes associated with services are also listed.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales.Final week of services Pontypridd - Treherbert 29.04.2023
It includes footage from several stations along the route, including Pontypridd, Abercynon, Dinas Rhondda, and Treherbert. The video highlights the limited number of rail enthusiasts visiting this non-freight line, with the narrator noting the conspicuousness of filming alone on some platforms. The line is undergoing upgrades by Transport For Wales until 2024.
This video captures a variety of trains at locations including Cardiff Central, Newport, and Holyhead. The footage features multiple rail stock types, including classes 150, 153, 158, 166, and 387. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GWR, and Transport For Wales. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video captures footage from Acton Bridge, with additional scenes filmed at Crewe, Garston, Runcorn, and Stafford. It features various train stock including classes 150, 350, 66, and 90, though operators are not specified. Several headcodes are present, indicating different services captured in the footage. The content focuses on new filming locations at Acton Bridge, highlighting perspectives from within the station during the first visit.