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156433
Class 156
Videos featuring 156433
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Freight train Action at Tamworth Stafford Crewe Carlisle Acton Bridge Rigby July 2026
This video features freight train movements across several locations including Carlisle, Crewe, Stafford, Acton Bridge, and Rugby. Multiple Class 66 locomotives are identified, along with other rolling stock such as Classes 156, 31, 350, and 50. Operators mentioned include GBRF, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services (DRS), DB Schenker, and others. Headcodes such as 0Z71, 4H33, and 4M61 are present in the data. The footage includes various freight services captured during July 2026.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning at Carlisle Station Freight light Locos/passenger/Test/steam train 30 June 26
This video captures a busy morning at Carlisle Station, featuring a variety of trains including freight services, light locomotives, passenger trains, and test trains. Trains identified include Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern Class 158 and 156 units, Scotrail Class 156, Direct Rail Services Class 66 and 88s, Freightliner Class 90s, Transpennine Express Class 397 and 802, Heavy Haul Rail Class 66, Colas RailFreight Class 70, Loram Carolina 37418, and a Colas rail HST test train. Multiple locations are mentioned across the West Coast Mainline network.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Carlisle Calm and DISRUPTION: Intermodal breakdown at Shap causes delays 02 March 2026
A video captures railway activity around Carlisle on 2 March 2026, highlighting a disruption involving the John G Russell contract intermodal train, which halted after passing Shap summit. The incident led to delays with Avanti and Lumo services affected at Tebay and Oxenholme. Various trains operated by multiple operators, including Avanti West Coast, Colas, Direct Rail Services, and others, were present. Several locations across the UK network are referenced, along with a range of train headcodes.
This video captures rail activity at Carlisle station, featuring various trains including the Gypsum empties, Basford Hall Engineer's train, and return engineer's train from Tyne Yard. A Rail Operations Group Class 37 is seen being moved from High Wapping Sidings to its home base at Derby. Other stock includes multiple Class 156 and Class 158 units, with headcodes indicating various services. The footage also shows the Ultrasonic Test Train with Class 43s. Several operators are associated with the recorded activity, though specific details on their roles in the video are not provided.
This video captures railway scenes from Scotland in April 1999, featuring Class 156 and 158 Super-Sprinter DMUs operating in Cumbernauld and Edinburgh Waverley. It also shows a Class 56 diesel locomotive working on a cement train, along with Great North Eastern Railway Class 91+MkIV sets arriving and departing from Edinburgh Waverley. Semaphore signalling is visible at Cumbernauld, highlighting the era's technology. The footage includes multiple locations such as Cumbernauld, Edinburgh Waverley, and Stirling, showcasing a variety of train operations during that time.
This video captures a train journey to Glasgow and back, featuring multiple rail vehicles. The footage includes various stock types such as classes 150, 156, and 320, with associated headcodes indicating different services. Locations shown include Glasgow Central, Anniesland, Cumbernauld, and others across the network. Operators represented in the metadata include Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Scot Rail, and several other rail services. The video provides a view of passenger and freight movements during a busy day trip.
This video features a mix of older and newer Scottish rail units captured in the Edinburgh area. The footage includes various train models such as classes 156, 158, 170, 334, 365, and 385. Operators associated with the content include Scot Rail and Thameslink. Locations shown are Airport, Haymarket, Ore, and Stow. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of rail operations in the region.
This video features a variety of railway stock and traffic types captured across multiple locations in Scotland. Identified locomotives include classes 156, 158, 314, 320, 334, and 60, along with some 66-class units. Operators represented include British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GWR, Network Rail, and Scot Rail. Locations shown include Carstairs, Clitheroe, Fort William, Galashiels, Holytown, London Euston, and Malcolm Logistics. Headcodes present in the footage include 1S26, 4E99, 4M00, 4M25, 4M27, 4S43
This video captures train activity at Glasgow Central and surrounding areas. It features multiple trains, including several Class 156 and Class 314 units, operated by Scot Rail. Additional locations shown include Neilston, Newton, and Paisley Canal. The record does not include headcode information.
It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 142, 153, and 156. Several operators are associated with the footage, such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Network Rail, Northern, Scot Rail, South Western Railway, and Transpennine. Additional locations mentioned include Alstom, Alston, Dumfries, Leeds, Malcolm Logistics, Newcastle, and Ore. The record does not include headcode information.