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153303
Class 153
Videos featuring 153303
This video features trains at Taunton and Exeter St Davids, with a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 153, 158, 159, and 175. Several operators are associated with the footage, such as Caledonian Sleeper, Colas, Cross Country, GWR, Network Rail, and others. Additional locations mentioned include Bank, Crewe, and Tunbridge Wells. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features railway stock 153303 and 153383 in the Brighton area. The locations include Brighton, Hove, Preston, Preston Park, and Reston. Operators associated with the content are First Great Western, Network Rail, and South Western Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of Class 153 diesel multiple units, including examples numbered 153303, 153311, 153376, 153383, 153385, and 153531, along with a Class 37 locomotive numbered 37884. The footage includes scenes from Crewe and Rugby. No operator or headcode information is provided in the current record.
This video explores railway sites in Gloucestershire, focusing on the Golden Valley Line and stations between Gloucester and Severn Tunnel Junction. It includes footage of various trains and locations across the region. Some train stock numbers are identified, along with several operators and specific station names mentioned. The content is part of a broader project aiming to visit every railway station in Britain.
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 freight movements through Cheltenham and Gloucester, including heavy aggregates, fuel, and steel trains. It also captures a Rail Adventure powercar heading to Cardiff to collect a new Class 398 unit. A notable moment is the movement of the historic 60103 Flying Scotsman being hauled to the Severn Valley Railway, part of efforts to reopen the line following a landslip near Bridgnorth. The footage includes various locomotives and headcodes associated with different operators across several locations on the network.
This video explores the Transport for Wales Rail operator as part of a series examining railway services in Wales. It includes footage from various locations such as Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, and Manchester Piccadilly, featuring stock including Class 143, 150, and 153 locomotives. The content provides an overview of the operator's current operations, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Latest developments, new stations, FLIRTS at Aberdare etc.
This video features footage of FLIRTS trains operating in Wales, including driver taring to Aberdare. It also highlights ongoing work at Cardiff Bay, where a new station is under development, and covers the new station at Aberdare. Additional scenes show steel movements from Newport Docks to Margam. Various railway stock, operators, locations, and headcodes are identified in the metadata, providing context for the recorded activities.
A Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37418, is shown operating on the Central Wales line with an inspection saloon. The footage captures the train passing through several notable locations including Craven Arms, Knucklas Viaduct, and Llandrindod Wells. The journey includes stops at various points along the route, such as Knighton and Sugar Loaf, which is noted as the shortest station in the UK network. The video also features scenes of the train traversing Cynghordy Viaduct on its return trip.
The video features various rail vehicles in North Wales, including ex-London Underground D Stock and ex-British Rail Class 150, 153, and 158 Sprinter DMUs. It captures scenes from Bangor, Wrexham General, Chester, Shrewsbury, and Bidston. Transport for Wales D Stocks are shown operating on the Wrexham-Bidston line alongside a Class 150 DMU, while Class 158 and multiple pairs of two-car Class 153 DMUs appear on the Chester-Shrewsbury route.
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 captures a variety of railway stock at Crewe in September 2022, including British Rail Class 150, 153, and 158 Sprinter DMUs, as well as Class 08 and Inter-City 125 power cars. It also features newer models such as the West Midlands Class 730 on a test run, a Class 67+MkIV set in Grand Central colours, a Royal Mail Class 325 Postal EMU, and Classes 350 and 390 operating on regular West Coast services.
Southernrailwaysfan
TFW Pacer Sandwich Combo 153303 + 142002 + Ex EMR 153321 At Pengam & Barry Docks
A video captures a combination of Transport For Wales Pacer units 153303 and 142002, along with an East Midlands Railway Pacer 153321, at Pengam and Barry Docks. The footage includes locations such as Bridgend, Rhymney, and Sandwich. No headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
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.
It includes footage from various stations along the route, including Tenby, where the train's token exchange and arrival from Pembroke are shown. The audio features the sound of the wheels on the track, evoking memories of older rail infrastructure. The video highlights the 43158/122 power cars and other HST units, with locations such as Pembroke, Swansea, and several stations in Wales featured.
This video features DB Class 60 locomotive 60092 at Cardiff Central. Additional stock identified includes Class 153 units numbered 153303 and 153323. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker and EWS. The location of the footage is clearly specified as Cardiff Central. No headcode information is available in the current record.
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.
A video shows the ATW 153303 *Repaint* unit departing from Cardiff Central heading towards Coryton. The footage captures the train as it leaves the station, with no further details provided about its journey or other units present. The locations of Cardiff Central and Coryton are noted in the metadata, but operator and headcode information is not available. The record contains limited details beyond the stock and location data.
A video captures the departure of a Class 153 diesel multiple unit, numbered 153303, from Cardiff Central station heading towards Coryton. The footage provides a view of the train as it begins its journey. While the specific operator and headcode are not identified in the metadata, the locations of Cardiff Central and Coryton are noted. The record contains limited details, with some key operational information missing.