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150281
Class 150
Videos featuring 150281
This video features lineside spotting along the Avocet Line, with views from Topsham. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 150 and 166, though no operator information is associated with them. The footage includes a variety of stock numbers but does not include headcode details.
This video features railway scenes from Wales, including locomotives and operations at Barry Depot, now operated by Transport For Wales. It includes footage of Colas 37-series locomotives and 70-class units during a temporary deployment in 2005. The content also captures a moment of 68014 crossing near Newport. Additional locations mentioned include Crewe and Pengam. Several locomotive numbers are identified, including 37175, 37219, 70803, and 68014.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales 2003. 47853 Abercynon-Cathays Yard, Northern Belle Coach
This video features footage from February 2003 showing locomotive 47853 moving to Abercynon and reversing to Cathays Yard to collect a Northern Belle coach. The area, now used for student accommodation, no longer shows any signs of its former railway infrastructure. Additional locomotives including 66138 are mentioned in the context of the region’s past rail operations.
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 captures railway scenes at Exeter St Davids, featuring a mix of historic and modern rolling stock. It includes British Railways Class 150, 158, and 159 Sprinter DMUs, as well as ex Network South East Class 166 Turbo units. Newer models such as Class 221, 800, and 802 are also present. Operators featured include Cross Country, Great Western Railway, and South Western Railway. The footage highlights a variety of train types operating in the West Country region.
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 features train spotting at Shrewsbury, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains. It includes various train classes such as the Class 150, Class 153, Class 158, and Class 175. The footage also references a future spotting session at Pewsey.
This video features a journey on the North Wales Coast Line, visiting Llanfairpwll railway station, known for its long village name. The route connects to locations including Chester, Crewe, Holyhead, and Llandudno. Trains operated by Avanti West Coast and Transport For Wales are identified, along with several rolling stock types. The content provides a personal account of visiting this remote station, highlighting the challenges of accessing it and the unique local heritage.
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.
A 1989 video captures the Clan Line and its ETHEL (Electric Train Heating Ex Locomotive) traveling from Blackburn through Bolton towards Chester. The footage shows the train preparing for the North Wales Coast Express, with a Class 25 locomotive providing heating for the coaches. The recording highlights the railway infrastructure and stations of the 1980s. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Llandudno Junction, Runcorn, and Crewe in June 2022. It features a variety of rolling stock including Class 150, 153, 170, and 175 DMUs, as well as Class 319 and 390 EMUs. A new Class 197 DMU is shown on test at Llandudno Junction. The footage also includes a Colas Rail Tamper at Crewe. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Avanti West Coast, Chiltern Railways, Colas, London Northwestern Railway, Northern, South Western Railway, Southeastern, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains.
A video captures Transport for Wales services operating on the Borderlands Line between Wrexham and Bidston. Two Class 150 units, numbered 150250 and 150281, are shown running with headcodes 2J75 and 2F75. The footage includes scenes at Hawarden and Wrexham Central. The recording dates back to February 13, 2022.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Steam Hauled. Mainline. Swansea-Cardiff .Almost grinding to a halt on the Red Dragon 2001
A steam-hauled train travels from Swansea to Cardiff Central along the Vale of Glamorgan line, featuring a journey through Bridgend and steep inclines. The video captures the train's near halt west of Llantwit Major before continuing to Barry and eventually reaching its destination. Stations including Baglan, Cadoxton, Barry Docks, Margam Yard, and Paddington are shown along the route. The footage includes open windows and displays all stations and times as part of the journey.
This video captures the final runs of Class 142 and 143 diesel multiple units in Wales during May 2021. These units, known for their distinctive design and characteristic noise, had provided extended service across the region. The footage includes various locations such as Cardiff Central, Coryton, and Rhymney, with several different units identified by their classifications. While no specific operators are mentioned in the content, the presence of multiple stock types highlights their widespread use during this period.
It also includes footage of older Arriva liveried units such as 142, 143, and 150. A Castle Class HST is seen departing for Taunton. The footage was recorded during a wet and windy day, with limited further clips due to heavy rain. Locations include Cardiff Queen Street, Cardiff Bay, Maesteg, and Taunton.
This video features a number of railway stock, including 37422 and 47853, at locations such as Canton Sheds, Abercynon, Cathays, and Bridgend. The content reflects on past operations at these sites, noting changes over the last 14 years. Other locomotives and rolling stock identified include several from classes 37, 47, 60, and 66. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway activities in the area, with mention of Margam Movement and student accommodation developments.
This video captures rail activity along the Valley Lines in South Wales, featuring multiple train units including classes 142, 143, and 150. Operators First Great Western and Northern are identified, with locations such as Bargoed, Coryton, and University appearing in the footage. The record includes detailed stock information but lacks headcode data.
This video captures train activity at Cardiff Central and other locations including Aberdare, Bridgend, Coryton, Paignton, Penally, and Treherbert. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 142, 143, 150, and 153, operated by First Great Western and South Western Railway. The record is limited in that headcode information is not available.
This video captures train activity at Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Bay, with additional references to Penarth and Treherbert. It features several rail stock units, including classes 143, 150, and 153, though operators are not clearly identified for these units. The footage provides a glimpse of railway operations in the South Wales area during early 2015. Some metadata fields remain incomplete, particularly headcode information.
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 train 150281 departing Barry Island heading towards Merthyr Tydfil. The footage captures the departure of this Class 150 unit, though no operator or headcode information is included in the record. The locations of Barry Island and Merthyr Tydfil are noted, but additional details about the journey or context are not provided in the metadata.
A railcar, identified as 47853, arrives at Abercynon and later moves to Cathays in Cardiff to collect another coach. The video also shows 66138 passing by heading towards Hirwaun. The footage captures the movement of stock between locations, with mention of a team assisting with access and safety training. Some of the railcars involved are classified as 150 series, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The scene reflects operations at a yard that has since been repurposed for student accommodation.