156447

This video explores the proposed Northern Connect rail network for the North of England, which was announced in 2019 but has not been implemented seven years later. The content examines what happened to the project and why it did not materialise. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 150, 156, 158, 185, and 195, along with locations across northern England including Alston, Appleby, Ashton-under-Lyne, Barrow-in-Furness, Batley, Bishop Auckland, Blackburn, Blackpool North, Bolton, and Bradford Interchange. Operators mentioned include Northern, Transpennine, Intercity, and DB Schenker.

A video recorded at Carlisle shows trains affected by a steam ban and signalling issues. The Waverley charter from York is diesel-hauled, and TransPennine Express services to Scotland are impacted, with trains terminated and held in the Holding Sidings. Several train units, including classes 156, 390, 397, 47, and 802, are identified. Operators such as Transpennine, Avanti West Coast, and others are mentioned, along with locations like York, Glasgow Central, and Manchester Airport. Headcodes include 1S66, 2C43, and others.

This video captures a variety of trains at Carlisle and other locations along the West Coast Main Line. It includes services operated by Avanti West Coast, Northern, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, ScotRail, and Locomotive Services Limited. Trains featured include class 156 and 158 diesel units, class 37 steam locomotives, and various freight and express services. The footage includes multiple headcodes and showcases a range of train operations on the network.

A Class 156 'Super Sprinter' diesel multiple-unit train, numbered 156447, arrives at Platform Two of Carlisle Citadel Station. The train is associated with the Northern operator and British Railways. No headcode information is available in the current record.

A Class 156 'Super Sprinter' DMU, numbered 156447, is shown arriving at Platform Two of Carlisle Citadel Station. The train is associated with the operator Northern and is noted in the metadata as part of British Railways stock. The location details include Carlisle and The Lakes. No headcode information is available for this video.

This video captures footage from Northern's Heaton Depot Open Day, featuring various train services and events. It includes mentions of Northern services such as 150, 156, 158, and 195, along with other operators and locations like Newcastle and Doncaster. The event saw significant attendance, particularly on Saturday, with notable trains including Sir Nigel Gresly and the HST tour. The footage also includes details of travel arrangements and highlights the atmosphere during the open day.

This video features a variety of train classes including Class 156, Class 158, Class 195, and Class 99, captured at Carnforth and Barrow-in-Furness. The operators involved include Avanti West Coast, Northern, and Transpennine. The footage includes multiple locomotives and rolling stock, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.

The footage includes multiple operators and locations along the WCML network.

The footage includes trains from multiple operators and showcases scenes from stations such as Carnforth, Fort William, Inverness, and others. Headcodes present in the video include 1M16, 4M27, 4S43, 4S50, 5C01, and 6C78. The content reflects a personal account of filming experiences on the railway network.

This video features a variety of trains at Redcar Central and other locations, including Class 156, Class 158, and Class 185 units. Operators Northern and TransPennine Express are represented in the footage. The content includes scenes from Redcar Central, Airport, Central Station, Manchester Airport, and Saltburn. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of train operations at these locations.

It includes Regional Railways Class 150 Sprinter DMUs, a Class 47/7 push-pull set, and Class 156 SuperSprinter units arriving from the West Highland Line. The footage shows activity at Glasgow Queen Street station before its redevelopment and highlights various locomotive and rolling stock types in service during that era.

This video captures railway activity in Cardonald, Glasgow, during June 1989. It features multiple electric multiple units (EMUs) from Strathclyde, including classes 303 and 318, alongside class 156 Super Sprinter services. Freight operations are also shown with several class 37 diesel locomotives, some in a British Rail blue and large logo livery. The footage includes various rolling stock examples, though specific operator details for individual units are not provided.

This video features a variety of rail stock captured at Newcastle on 20 July 2021. It includes London North Eastern Railway Class 800/801 units, Cross Country Class 220/221 DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 802 Bi-Mode units, Grand Central Class 180 DMUs, Northern Class 158 and 156 DMUs, as well as Colas Railfreight Class 70 and Class 60 diesel locomotives. The footage was recorded at Newcastle and other nearby locations.