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150277
Class 150
Videos featuring 150277
This video explores the proposed Northern Connect rail network for the North of England, which was announced in 2019 but has not been implemented seven years later. The content examines what happened to the project and why it did not materialise. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 150, 156, 158, 185, and 195, along with locations across northern England including Alston, Appleby, Ashton-under-Lyne, Barrow-in-Furness, Batley, Bishop Auckland, Blackburn, Blackpool North, Bolton, and Bradford Interchange. Operators mentioned include Northern, Transpennine, Intercity, and DB Schenker.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 91, 150, 158, 185, 195, 220, 331, 333, and 801 DMU and EMU units, captured at locations in West Yorkshire such as Wakefield Westgate, Leeds, and Keighley. The footage includes trains operated by LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. Some specific stock numbers are identified, though operators for individual units are not specified. The content highlights a mix of historic and modern traction in the region.
A video captures train movements at Cemetery Bridge in Accrington on 14 July 2026. The 2N85 service from Colne to Preston was operated by Northern’s class 150 DMU 150118, while the 2K67 service from Blackburn to Headbolt Lane was operated by Northern’s class 150 DMU 150277. Additionally, the 6E73 aggregate freight service from Shap Summit Quarry to Doncaster Up Decoy was operated by Direct Rail Services’ class 66 locomotive 66434. The footage includes observations of these services passing through locations in Lancashire and Merseyside.
This video explores the challenges faced by Britain's railway system during May 2018, a period marked by significant timetable changes that led to widespread disruption. It examines why these changes failed to go as planned and whether the rail industry has since improved its reliability. The content references several train stock classes, operators including Network Rail, Southern, and Thameslink, and locations such as Blackpool North, Gatwick Airport, and London Blackfriars. A headcode associated with the video is also noted.
This video captures a variety of electric and diesel freight and passenger trains at Doncaster in July 2025. It features locomotive classes including 37, 66, 91, 150, 170, 180, and 800/1, operated by companies such as Freightliner, Grand Central, LNER, Northern, and Swietelsky. The footage includes multiple train units, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
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.
This video discusses the closure of Ravensthorpe station as part of the TransPennine Route Upgrade. The station will be relocated and modernised, with plans to reopen in 2028 featuring a new track layout at Thornhill and Heaton Lodge junctions. The content outlines details about these upgrade works and what passengers can expect upon reopening. Several railway locations including Batley, Brighouse, Church Fenton, Cottingley, Deighton, Denton, Dewsbury, Garforth, and Guide Bridge are mentioned in relation to the project.
It features various trains, including Northern Trains 150s and 195s, Grand Central Voyager services, and Colas Rail Class 66 units. The footage includes both passenger and freight services passing through the station. The recording highlights the movement of trains in a sunny environment, with an emphasis on capturing specific locomotives and services. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
It features a variety of rolling stock, including LNER IC225 and Azuma units, as well as Northern commuter trains such as 150s, 158s, 331010, and 333002. The footage was recorded during a sunny Saturday morning and includes trains operating on the East Coast Mainline and nearby locations like Hope and Leeds.
This video captures trains operating in South Yorkshire, including footage from Bentley and Doncaster. It also features a bonus clip of locomotive 37218 at Bolton Upon Dearne. The footage includes multiple train units, with stock numbers such as 150222, 150277, and 331001 identified. Operators associated with the video include Great Northern, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
The video captures trains arriving and passing through Swinton train station. Identified rolling stock includes Class 150 and Class 66 units, though operators associated with these vehicles are not specified in the metadata. No location or headcode details are provided in the record.
This video captures railway activity in North Wales, featuring Transport for Wales Class 150 and 158 DMUs, along with new CAF Class 197 units. It also includes an Avanti West Coast Class 221 and a top-and-tailed Class 47 hauled charter train at Llandudno. The footage is taken from locations including Rhyl, Abergele & Pensarn, and Betws-Y-Coed. No headcodes are included in the record.
This video features a collection of trains from the 1990s operating on routes between Derby, Hebden Bridge, Hellifield, and Settle. It includes a variety of locomotives such as classes 150, 155, 156, 158, and 43, with some examples identified by their numbers. The footage captures trains from different operators including British Railways, East Coast, EWS, Intercity, South West Trains, and Thameslink. While specific headcodes are not provided, the content offers a nostalgic look at rail travel during this period.
This video captures a journey through South Wales in 1998, featuring steam locomotives and historic railway infrastructure. It begins at Radyr Station, where a train with the headcode 60034 travels south towards Aberthaw, passing through locations such as Abercynon, Aberdare, and Ninian Park. The footage highlights the transition of railway operations and the changing landscape around Cardiff, including references to old station structures and routes. Several locomotives are identified, including Class 60 and Class 150 units, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
The footage was affected by signalling issues, which impacted the day's activities. Several Class 150 diesel multiple units are identified, and locations include Altrincham, Blackpool North, Manchester Airport, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria, Navigation Road, Piccadilly, and Salford Central. Operators mentioned include Northern, Network Rail, and Transpennine. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.