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150273
Class 150
Videos featuring 150273
This video features a variety of freight trains operating across several locations in the UK, including Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Immingham, and Drax Power Station. Locomotives from classes 37, 43, and 66 are identified, along with some from class 150 and 158. The footage includes movements between sidings, terminals, and power stations, with headcodes such as 0E66, 0Z72, and 1Q68 appearing in the data. Operators involved include GBRF, Network Rail, and others. The content provides a glimpse into freight operations across different parts of the rail network.
A journey to Chesterfield is documented, featuring train movements at Lincoln Central, Sheffield, and other locations. The video includes footage of a Class 158 train departing Lincoln Central and a Class 222 train arriving at Chesterfield Station. Several stock numbers and headcodes are identified, along with mentions of operators such as Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, and Northern. The narrative also references travel disruptions beyond Doncaster and late arrivals due to limited communication from staff.
This video captures a variety of train movements at York Station in March 2026, including special steam tours and regular services. Notable appearances include the ‘Whitby Flyer’ steam tour with locomotive 45407 ‘The Lancashire Fusilier,’ as well as 86259 ‘Les Ross.’ The footage also features 60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ returning to York from Birmingham and LNER’s reintroduction of InterCity 225 services to Newcastle. Other trains seen include NMT HST units and various headcodes associated with different operators.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
As voted for PlanterCam views of backup footage for the trains @ Lea Road 20-22/3/2026
This video features multiple trains operating near Gainsborough Lea Road, including Class 66 and Class 150/170/195 units. Trains identified include 66131, 66522, and several others with headcodes such as 4L45 and 4E81. The footage appears to be backup recordings from the period around March 20-22, 2023, with associated details available in previously uploaded videos on the same channel. Operators represented include British Railways, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, and Northern.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
I think the Guards don’t like the longer trains as much as we do! 150002 & 150273 Lea Road 22/3/2026
This video captures two Northern train services operating at Gainsborough Lea Road. Train 150002, with headcode 2P26, travels from Huddersfield to Lincoln and arrives at platform 1, while train 150273, with headcode 2P31, runs from Lincoln to Sheffield and arrives at platform 2. The footage includes commentary on the presence of longer trains and mentions additional services at the location.
This video features a range of railway stock including classes 150, 165, and 66, along with headcodes such as 1A18, 4E00, and 5Q23. The footage was captured in locations across Banbury, Doncaster, Eastleigh, Hatfield, Leeds, Mexborough, and Scunthorpe. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. The video provides a glimpse of railway activity in these areas without specific focus on any single operator or route.
This video features a variety of trains operating at Doncaster and Cleethorpes, including Class 150, Class 170, and Class 185 units. The footage includes multiple train types such as Rail Grinders, Class 43, Class 66, Class 91/DVT, Class 220, Class 800, and Class 801. Operators represented in the video include BR - Sectors, Colas, Cross Country, GBRF, LNER, Network Rail, Northern, Transpennine, Virgin Trains, and West Midlands Trains. The record is limited in that headcodes are not included.
Trains identified include Northern Trains Class 150s, London North Eastern Railway Class 91s, Azuma Class 800s and 801s, Mk4 coaches and DVTs, and GB Railfreight Class 60s. Operators such as LNER, Northern, and Cross Country are represented, with services connecting locations including Blackpool North, Bradford Forster Square, Manchester Victoria, and others. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 1P84, 2N28, and 5M00.
This video captures trains at several locations along the East Coast Main Line. It includes footage from York, where two Mk4 railcars were observed, and Leeds, featuring LNER and Northern stock. The video also documents a GBRf locomotive at Peterborough prior to its livery being applied. Various train types are featured, including classes 150, 158, 185, 195, 31, 331, and 333. Operators mentioned include LNER, Northern, GBRf, Network Rail, and British Railways.
This video captures a variety of rail stock operating in Yorkshire, including Class 150 and 158 Sprinter DMUs, as well as Class 185 DMUs, at locations such as Wakefield Westgate, Keighley, Leeds, Huddersfield, and Wakefield Kirkgate. The footage also includes other rail classes mentioned in the title. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures train operations in Yorkshire, featuring a variety of diesel and electric multiple units including classes 150, 158, 170, 195, 331, and 333. The footage was recorded at Leeds and Knaresborough, with additional reference to York, and includes trains operated by LNER and Northern. The stock includes units such as 150273, 158901, 170450, 170459, 170472, 170473, 195023, and 331007, along with 333011. The record does not include headcode information.
This video captures train activity at Doncaster and other locations along the East Coast Main Line. It features various locomotives, including classes 150, 158, and 170, alongside multiple operators such as British Railways, Cross Country, and East Midlands Railway. Headcodes identified include 0D71, 1A31, and others, indicating a range of services running through the area. The footage provides a glimpse into rail operations on this key route, showcasing different trains passing through stations like Biggleswade, Cleethorpes, and Grimsby Town.
Trains from multiple operators including LNER, Northern, Grand Central, Hull Trains, Lumo, CrossCountry, and TransPennine are present. The footage includes several classes of rolling stock such as 150, 158, 170, and 180 series units. Locations mentioned include Doncaster, Bradford Interchange, Bridlington, Cleethorpes, Felixstowe, Liverpool Lime Street, Peterborough, Preston, Scarborough, and Sunderland. Headcodes identified range from 0D42 to 1B72.
This video captures trains at Doncaster and surrounding areas, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 158, 180, 185, 220, and 331. Several operators are represented, such as British Railways, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, LNER, and others. Trains can be seen at locations including Adwick, Belmont, Beverley, Birmingham New Street, Bradford Interchange, Brough, Cleethorpes, Cottingham, and Felixstowe. Multiple headcodes are also present in the footage.
This video captures train activity at Hull Paragon Station. Identified stock includes classes 150, 155, 158, and 170, though operators are listed as Hull Trains, Northern, and Transpennine without specific association to the identified stock. The record lacks location and headcode details, limiting further contextual information about the trains shown.
A locomotive travels through Abercynon on its way to collect a coal delivery from Hirwaun. The footage includes the train performing a run round before heading back south. The video also features a brief look inside a signal box and a trailer for further content about 37-class locomotives in the 1990s.
This video features footage of ten different classes of locomotives captured at twelve locations across the country. The locomotive classes identified include 150, 156, 158, 172, 195, and 333, among others. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, Freightliner, GWR, LNER, London Northwestern Railway, and Network Rail. Locations featured in the video include Birmingham International, Colchester, Doncaster, Felixstowe, Halewood, Kidderminster, Trafford Park, and Worcester Foregate Street. Headcodes present in the footage include 0K49, 3Q66, 3S01, 4L57, 4M21
It shows double-headed steel coils and slabs being diverted due to engineering work on the South Wales mainline. The footage includes scenes from Knucklas Viaduct and Craven Arms, with mentions of locomotives running round for return to the mainline at Newport. Various locomotive types are present, including classes 150, 153, 158, and 37.
This video features a variety of trains at Manchester Piccadilly station, captured on September 12th 2019. It includes Virgin Trains Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, Cross Country Class 220/221 Voyager DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 350 and Class 185 Desiro units, Transport for Wales Class 175 Coradia DMUs, East Midlands Railway Class 156 Super Sprinter DMUs, and Northern Rail Class 195 Civity, Class 323/319 EMUs, Class 150 Sprinter, and Class 142 Pacer DMUs. The footage highlights the diverse range of rolling stock operating at the station on that day.
This video captures Northern Trains operating at Hull Paragon Interchange. The footage includes multiple train units identified as classes 144, 150, and 158, though specific operators are not detailed for each unit. Additional locations mentioned include Doncaster, Goole, Leeds, Sheffield, and York. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Manchester Piccadilly and surrounding areas. It features multiple trains, including classes 142 and 150, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Manchester Piccadilly, Alderley Edge, Buxton, Chester, Glossop, Hadfield, and Hazel Grove. The record lacks headcode information, so some details about specific services may be limited.