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150284
Class 150
Videos featuring 150284
This video captures footage of fast freight trains, with audible horn sounds and wind noise. It was filmed at various locations including Arley, Banbury, Bank, Dagenham Dock, and others. Several train stock numbers are identified, along with headcodes such as 4M23 and 6X77. Operators associated with the footage include Colas, Cross Country, and GBRF. The video appears to have been recorded during a casual outing, with the filmmaker visiting foot crossings in the area for personal reasons.
swindon_rail enthusiast
DOUBLE HEADED Tractors! on The Welsh Chieftain draw the crowds at Newport & Cardiff 7.3.26
This video features double-headed locomotives 37240 and 37418 operating as part of The Welsh Chieftain on a vintage train tour. The journey runs between Birmingham New Street and Cardiff Central along the Heart Of Wales line. Additional freight and passenger trains are also shown. The footage includes various locomotive types, including classes 150, 153, 37, 66, and 67. Operators featured include British Railways, Vintage Trains, Transport For Wales, and others. Locations depicted include Newport, Cardiff Central, Birmingham New Street, and Tain.
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 a range of railway activity at Cheltenham Spa, featuring freight and passenger services. It includes movements such as GBRf Class 66 locomotives, including the rare regeared 66658, and Transport for Wales Class 150 DMUs. Additional stock seen includes Class 220 and 221 units, with headcodes indicating various services. The footage highlights the mix of freight and regional passenger operations at the station.
This video captures train activity at Abercynon and Ore. It features two Class 150 diesel multiple units, though no operator is specified for these units. The operator Transport for Wales is noted in the metadata. No headcodes are identified in the footage.
A video captures Transport For Wales services 150284, 153323, and 197118 at Crosskeys on the Ebbw Vale Line. The footage features multiple rail units from different stock classes present at the location. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a Welsh train journey passing through Crewe and heading towards Chester. The footage includes multiple rail stock units, though specific operators are not clearly identified in the metadata. The locations of Crewe and Chester are noted, but no headcodes are provided. The content appears to be part of a series documenting real-world train travel across the UK.
This video documents a journey along the Heart of Wales Line from Llanelli to Llandybie, covering several stations including Ammanford, Ffairfach, and Llandeilo. The route is noted for its limited service with only five trains daily in each direction, making it a challenge to visit all 32 stations. The journey includes request stops, adding to the complexity of the trip. The video provides an overview of the route and highlights some of the locations visited along the way.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Ebbw Vale Line opening 2008, Aberbeeg, Abercynon, Aberdare, and Pontsarn.
This video captures scenes from the opening of new stations along the Ebbw Vale Line in South Wales. It includes footage of Ebbw Vale Parkway station, which opened in February 2008, and later shows the newly established Llanharry station. The content features railway operations involving multiple stock units, with locations including Abercynon, Aberdare, and other points along the route. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures travel along the Borderlands Line, featuring locations including Bidston, Neston, Heswall, Hope, Upton, and West Kirby. The footage includes trains operated by DB Schenker, Merseyrail, and Transport For Wales. Several stock units are identified, though operators associated with them are not specified. The content provides a visual journey through this route, highlighting the railway environment and services in the region.
This video features multiple Class 150 diesel multiple units, including units numbered 150206, 150208, 150227, 150250, 150251, 150260, 150264, 150279, 150282, and 150284. The footage includes scenes from several locations in and around Cardiff, such as Barry Island, Bank, Barry, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff Central, Cardiff Queen Street, Dingle Road, Hale, Penarth, and Piccadilly. Operators associated with the video include DB Schenker, EWS, and Transport For Wales. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video showcases Radyr Station in Cardiff across three different years, highlighting changes in traction, trackwork, bridges, and car parking. It features various rail stock including classes 142, 143, and 150, as well as a Class 37 diesel locomotive. The footage also includes scenes from nearby locations such as Coryton and Glanyrafon. The video provides a visual record of the station's evolution over time.
A train comprising GWR 150244 and 158950 departs Chichester bound for Bristol Temple Meads. The video captures the departure of a five-car combination operated by Great Western Railway. Stock numbers identified include 150244, 150284, 158880, and 158950. The journey involves movement between Chichester and Bristol Temple Meads. No headcode information is available in the record.
A video from 2015 shows DRS 66429 at Woolaston, hauling a service on the Daventry to Wentloog route. The structured metadata identifies multiple stock items, including two Class 150 units and two Class 66 locomotives, along with one Class 450 unit. The operator is noted as Direct Rail Services (DRS). However, specific location details and headcodes are not included in the record.
Several trains are visible, including those with stock classes 150, 153, and 323, as well as multiple units from class 350. The footage also includes references to other locations such as Chester, London Euston, and Shrewsbury. While the specific operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of train movements at Crewe Station.
A video shows two trains arriving at Newport, South Wales, likely en route to Maesteg. The trains involved are numbered 150284 and 153367, both identified as part of the Class 150 and Class 153 stock respectively. No operator or headcode information is available in the record. The footage captures the arrival at Newport, with Maesteg noted as a destination.