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150259
Class 150
Videos featuring 150259
This video captures train activity at Penzance and Exeter St Davids. Several trains are visible, including those with stock numbers 150230, 150238, 150239, 150259, 150260, 47810, 802001, and 802006. The operator associated with the footage is GWR. Headcodes observed include 2C11, 2E15, and 2P13. The content provides a snapshot of rail operations in the area.
This video features trains at Pontypridd, Wales. It includes footage of several rail vehicles, such as Class 150 and Class 756 units, operated by Transport for Wales. The content highlights various train classes passing through the area, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
This video features train spotting activities at Pontypridd, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes Class 150 and Class 756 trains, with specific units identified as 150245, 150259, 756101, 756106, 756108, 756110, 756113, and 756115. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Derby, Ninian Park, and Trefforest, though these may not be visible in the video itself. The record lacks headcode information.
This video features train spotting at Treforest, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes Class 150 and Class 756 trains, with specific stock numbers identified. Locations mentioned include Treforest and Coatdyke. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video captures train spotting activities at Taffs Well, featuring services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes trains from the Class 150 and Class 756 fleets. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd, Trefforest, and Treherbert. While specific headcodes are not provided, the video offers a glimpse of rail operations in the area.
This video features train spotting at Radyr, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes Class 150 and Class 756 trains, with specific stock numbers identified. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Aber, Aberdare, Glengarnock, Pontypridd, and Trefforest. No headcodes were recorded in this video.
This video features train spotting at Llandaf, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes multiple Class 150 and Class 756 trains, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record. Additional location references include Pontypridd. The metadata provides details on stock types and operators but lacks headcode information.
This video captures a variety of train movements at South Kenton station, featuring fast mainline services, freight trains, and Bakerloo Line services. The footage highlights the dynamic nature of the location, offering rail enthusiasts an engaging view of different types of rolling stock in action. Several operators are represented, including Avanti West Coast, Freightliner, and London Overground, among others. While specific headcodes are not included in this record, the video provides a snapshot of railway activity at this popular spot.
This video captures railway scenes from various locations in Wales, including Pontypool and New Inn, where a footbridge and car park were opened, and Cwmbargoed, which has seen reduced coal movements. It also features Abergavenny, Taffs Well, Pencoed, and Bishton, highlighting changes to infrastructure such as new footbridges and signal boxes. The footage includes various locomotives and rail operations across the region.
The footage includes a conversation with Mike Pearce, the owner of one of the locomotives, discussing its history and travels across Europe and the UK. The video highlights nostalgic memories of the event, with mentions of locations such as Barry Island, Barry, Waterfront, Iver, Leeds, and associated railway stock including classes 150250, 150258, and 150259. Operators referenced include British Railways and Network Rail.
This video features a London Northwestern Railway Class 350 electric multiple unit, likely numbered 350259. The footage appears to capture the train operating on a route that includes Crewe and University stations. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features Transport For Wales Class 756 and Class 150 trains at Cardiff Queen Street and Coryton. The footage includes multiple units from the Class 150 series, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata. The locations mentioned suggest a focus on commuter and regional rail services in South Wales. No additional details about the operational context or specific train movements are provided in the available data.
This video captures activity at Stafford Railway Station, featuring platform changes and service adjustments. It includes details of a crosscountry service from Bournemouth to Manchester Piccadilly affected by a train manager falling ill, with some services re-platformed or operating on the fast line. The footage includes multiple stock types but does not include headcode information. Operators such as Cross Country and Avanti West Coast are represented, along with locations including Stafford, Ore, and University.
This video captures footage from Northampton Station, featuring a variety of locomotives and services. It includes Freightliner Class 66 and DRS Class 66 locomotives, as well as a double-headed freight service with Freightliner Class 90 and DRS Class 88 units. Electric Multiple Unit Class 350s are seen operating local West Coast services between London Euston and Birmingham New Street, with some pausing at Northampton. A single EMU Class 730 is also noted passing through in West Midland Railways livery. Additional services include the Network Rail HST Measurement Train.
This video captures a Scottish sleeper service to London Euston with an unusually short composition of only five coaches. It also features freight traffic during rush hour at Milton Keynes Central. The footage includes various rail stock such as classes 150 and 66, along with class 90 units, and references multiple locations including Crewe, Felixstowe, Garston, and Trafford Park. Headcodes associated with the services include 1M16, 4L41, 4L52, and others.
This video shows Transport For Wales Class 756/1s units 756105 and 756106 undergoing electric testing on the Aberdare Line. Other stock identified includes units 150240, 150258, and 150259. The footage is recorded along sections of the line including Aberdare, Fernhill, and Mountain Ash. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a number of preserved railway locomotives, including examples from classes 150, 197, and 60, captured at Tondu and other locations in Wales. The footage highlights historical operations involving freight diversions at Tondu during engineering works on the mainline between Port Talbot and Bridgend. A later clip shows the overgrown remains of a former railway line from Tondu to Margam Yard, where the track is no longer identifiable.
It features Class 150, 156, and 158 diesel multiple units performing their daily duties between Edinburgh/Glasgow and Dunblane. The footage includes semaphore signalling and offers a nostalgic look at railway life from this era.
This video captures rail activity around Bristol and Cardiff, featuring multiple train stock numbers including 150259, 150270, 153362, and others. Operators such as GWR, Transport For Wales, and Network Rail are associated with the footage, which was filmed at locations including Avonmouth, Bridgwater, Bristol Parkway, Cheltenham Spa, and Margam Yard. Headcodes such as 1V37, 3Q37, and 6B02 appear in the metadata. The video includes a brief mention of remembering those who lost their lives in wars.
This video features train spotting at Cardiff Queen Street, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes multiple trains from classes 150, 153, and 231. The locations mentioned include Cardiff Queen Street, Reading, and University. A headcode of 9I99 is noted in the metadata.
This video captures trains at Cardiff Central. It includes footage of several rail vehicles, including classes 150 and 769, though operators are not specified for these units. The video was recorded on 27 March 2023 and features a variety of trains seen at the station. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway units, including Virgin Pendolino and Virgin/CrossCountry Voyager sets, captured around Stafford and Ware. The footage includes multiple train units such as classes 150, 221, and 350, though operators are not specifically attributed to individual units. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video shows diesel multiple units (DMUs) operating in the Newport and March areas. The footage is part of a 2014 trip, with additional videos from Cardiff also available. Identified stock includes classes 150 and 158, though operators and headcodes are not specified in the metadata. The recording appears to focus on DMU operations during a regional journey.
This video captures footage of train operations in South Wales, featuring the arrival of 231002 at Barry and a signal check by 231004 near Radyr Weir. The scenes include views of the River Taff and construction activity at Barry with new footbridge and lifts being installed. Other locations mentioned are Radyr, Bridgend, Danescourt, Merthyr Tydfil, and Pontypridd. Several train stock numbers are identified, associated with Intercity and Transport For Wales. The content provides a visual record of railway activity in the region during early 2022.
A frosty morning at Hawarden Bridge is captured in this footage, showing locomotive 66003 operating a service from Dee Marsh Junction to Margam. The video also includes scenes of a passenger train running between Wrexham and Bidston. Other locations featured include Shotton and Hawarden. Locomotive 150259 is also noted in the description, though no operator is specified for either unit. The record lacks headcode information.
Locomotives including 57315, 31466, and 73001 are shown moving along the track, with one returning to the mainline after arriving at Lydney from the East Lancs Railway. Other locomotives such as 31210, 37308, and D7633 are also mentioned, alongside references to various locations including Lydney, Dean, and Gloucester. The footage includes a brief look at some of these units in operation during the afternoon.
This video shows the removal of Barry Signal Box in April 2015, along with stock movements at the Barry Terminal Rail (BTR) on April 7th. The footage includes photographs from March 27th, capturing the demolition process. British Rail Class 150 and Class 73 diesel locomotives are visible, though no operators or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The location is clearly Barry, but additional details about the event's context or specific operations are not included in the record.
A Class 350 EMU is shown departing from Crewe heading south. The video features a train identified as 350259, though operator and headcode information are not available in the record. The footage captures the moment of departure and provides a glimpse of railway operations at the station.