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150280
Class 150
Videos featuring 150280
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic busy Rush Hour at Crewe Station Freight/Passenger/ Light locos 4th August 2026 WCML
This video captures a busy rush hour scene at Crewe Station, featuring a variety of freight and passenger trains. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino and Everos services, CrossCountry Voyagers, Transport for Wales 197s, Northern 323s, London Northwestern Railways 350s and 730s, DB Schenker class 92s, GBRF class 66s, and Locomotive Services Limited class 20s. The footage includes trains operating on the West Coast Main Line and features multiple locations across the UK rail network.
This video features train spotting at Hengoed, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes multiple units from Class 150 and Class 231 stock. No headcodes are recorded in the current metadata.
This video captures train movements at Port Talbot Parkway and Cardiff Central in South Wales, featuring services operated by Transport for Wales, GWR, and GBRf. Trains include services to Tenby, London Paddington, Swansea, Manchester Piccadilly, Treherbert, Coryton, Portsmouth Harbour, Penarth, and Crewe. The footage includes various train headcodes and stock numbers, showcasing a range of operations on the West Wales and Cardiff Metro routes.
This video features train spotting at Gilfach Fargoed, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes multiple Class 150 diesel multiple units, though specific operator details for these trains are not provided. Additional locations mentioned include Bargoed, Caerphilly, Flint, and Broomfleet, which is referenced as the location for the next video in the series. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A special summer service operated by GWR runs from Bristol Temple Meads to Pembroke Dock in South Wales, serving destinations such as Tenby and Saundersfoot. The journey includes stops at Pembroke, Haverfordwest, Milford Haven, and other locations along the line.
A video captures rail activity along the Chepstow Line, with mentions of the Severn Tunnel being closed for track and tunnel lining renewal. Several locomotives, including classes 150, 170, and 43, are identified, alongside various operators such as British Railways, Chiltern Railways, and others. Locations featured include Chepstow, Gloucester, Lydney, and Margam Yard, with multiple headcodes noted. The footage appears to document rail operations during a period of infrastructure maintenance on the line.
It features a variety of train stock, including classes 150, 158, 37, 47, 50, 60, and 67, as well as some long-forgotten liveries. The footage includes services running between Cardiff Central, Newport, Rugby, and Swansea, highlighting the event's impact on rail operations in the region.
This video captures a variety of passenger and freight trains at Newport, South Wales. It includes locomotive-hauled services such as Class 67s operated by Transport for Wales on Cardiff to Manchester routes and Class 66s on regular freight services. A DRS Class 68 is also seen working a Tesco train, typically handled by a Class 66. Additionally, Rail Adventure Class 43s are featured. The footage includes trains operating across several locations including Cardiff Central, Pengam, and Manchester Piccadilly, with various headcodes identified.
A video discusses the return of passenger services on the Marston Vale line between Bedford and Bletchley, now operated by Class 150 diesel multiple units following the withdrawal of previous units in late 2022. These vehicles were originally built by British Rail Engineering Limited at York between 1984 and 1987. The footage also touches on plans for a new Universal Studios theme park near Stewartby and Kempston Hardwick, with the Marston Vale line running along its western edge. Several locations including Bedford, Bletchley, Stewartby, and Kempston Hardwick are mentioned in relation to the developments.
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.
A passenger shares their experience of first class travel with Transport for Wales, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. While the food and service were praised on one leg of the journey, the return trip was affected by cancellations and delays. The video includes references to various train stock types, including classes 150, 57, 60, 66, 67, and 90, as well as locations such as Crewe, Hereford, Hope, and Wye. The account provides insight into the variability of service quality and the passenger’s intention to try first class travel again in the future.
A journey from Llantwit Major to Bath Spa and back is captured in this video, with the narrator traveling to meet retired colleagues. The route includes stops at locations such as Newport, Bridgend, and Cardiff Central. Several train stock numbers are identified, including classes 150, 158, 165, 166, and 800, though operators are not specified. Headcodes 1F13 and 5V33 are noted in the metadata. The video provides a personal account of a special day spent with friends, documenting the train journey through parts of Wales and England.
This video features train spotting at Cathays, showcasing services operated by Transport for Wales. The footage includes multiple Class 150 trains, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata. No other operators or train types are present.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. New images at Pontypool and Treherbert. 67s and FLIRTS
It mentions the presence of 67s and FLIRT trains, with some discussion around changes to timetables and infrastructure developments. Locations include Pontypool and New Inn, Treherbert, Dinas, Manchester Piccadilly, Pontypridd, and Trefforest. Operators associated with the footage include Chiltern Railways, DB Schenker, and Transport For Wales. A headcode of 1V37 is also noted in the metadata.
This video features rail movements and a journey on the new service from Merthyr to Aberdare. It includes footage of 37s passing through Cardiff Central, as well as a ride along the route past Canton Depot. Various train stock, including classes 150, 166, 175, and 37, are identified in the footage. The locations covered include Aberdare, Cardiff Central, Merthyr Tydfil, and others. Operators such as British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, and Transport For Wales are associated with the video content.
This video captures train spotting activity at Bridgend, featuring services operated by Great Western Railway and Transport for Wales. The footage includes trains from the Class 150, Class 197, and Class 800/802. No headcodes are provided in the record.
This video captures railway scenes from the West Country in May 2023, featuring Inter-City 125 HSTs at Plymouth, Lostwithiel, and Truro. It also includes British Rail built Class 150 Sprinter DMUs and Class 802 units. The footage shows Great Western Railway lower quadrant semaphore signals and signal boxes at Lostwithiel and Truro.
This video captures railway activity across several locations in North Wales, including Bangor, Llandudno Junction, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay, and Betws-y-Coed. It features various diesel multiple units operated by Transport for Wales, Avanti West Coast, and British Railways, along with the narrow gauge Ruston diesel loco Belvoir Castle. The footage includes DMU classes 150, 153, 158, 175, 197, and 221. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video features railway footage captured at several stations, including Chester and Shotton. It includes a variety of train stock such as classes 150, 197, 47, and 507, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The locations covered include Chester, Shotton, Ash, Bristol Temple Meads, Hampton, and Marston Green. Headcodes present in the footage are 5Z70 and 6M76. The content appears to be a collection of railway scenes that were previously unshared, offering a glimpse into various aspects of rail operations across different locations.
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.
This video compares Barry Station in 2021 with footage from 2003, highlighting recent changes such as the installation of a temporary footbridge and ongoing works for new bridges and lifts. It also notes the removal of the signal box and semaphore signalling. The absence of HSTs, coal trains, and freight from Fords at Bridgend is mentioned. Some older clips from the Vale Line are expected to be shared in the future. Railway stock identified includes classes 150 and 37, with locations at Barry and Bridgend. Operators noted are British Railways and EWS.
This video features Transport For Wales Class 143 Pacers operating in the Cardiff area. The footage includes multiple units such as 143601, 143606, 143607, and others, along with some Class 150 units like 150253 and 150260. The locations shown include Barry, Barry Island, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil, and Treherbert. While the operator is identified as Transport For Wales, specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video features Transport For Wales Class 142 and 143 Pacers operating in the Cardiff area. The footage was filmed at locations including Cardiff Queen Street, Llanishen, Radyr, and Treforest. Several locomotive units are identified, though operator information is not specified for individual stock items. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures railway scenes across South Wales in April 2010, featuring freight and passenger services. It includes footage from Pilning near the Severn Tunnel, Llanharan near Bridgend, and Cardiff Bay, with views of the line before high-rise development. The content shows various train types, including top/tail services and Advenza units, though specific operators are not clearly identified in the metadata. Some locations mentioned include STJ without its large station footbridge and road bridge, and a clear view of the route to the Bay. The video also references a blue 60 on the Murcos line.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including Class 50 diesel locomotives and other units, captured at several locations across Wales. The footage includes scenes from Cardiff Central, Haverfordwest, Llandovery, Ffairfach, Llandeilo, Pantyffynnon, and other sites. Occasionally, High Speed Trains (HST) and steam locomotives are also visible. The recording appears to date from around 2006 or 2007, with no headcodes identified in the metadata.
This video shows Direct Rail Services units 47818 and 47841 operating a short set from Norwich, alongside other trains including Arriva Trains Wales unit 150280. Additional rolling stock identified includes several Class 156 and Class 82 units. The footage captures various scenes along the route, with one clip showing a man giving a middle finger visible through a window. The record includes details of operators, locations, and stock involved in the service.
This video explores Upton, described as one of the least used stations in Merseyside, operated by Transport for Wales. The footage captures the station and its surroundings, with mentions of nearby locations including Acton Bridge, Bank, Bank Hall, Bebington, Bidston, Birkenhead North, Birkenhead Park, Bootle, and Boston. The video also references railway stock identified as class 150, though no operator is specified for this particular unit. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Cardiff Central and surrounding areas. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 142 and 143, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The locations shown include Aberdare, Bargoed, Barry, Barry Island, Coryton, Merthyr Tydfil, Penarth, Taunton, and Treherbert. While the record includes detailed information about stock and locations, headcode data is missing.
A video shows Arriva Trains 150280 at Kings Norton station. The train is part of a service with headcode 5Z30, associated with a route involving Norwich. The footage captures the unit during a movement on 4 October 2011. No operator information is available in the record.