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156468
Class 156
Videos featuring 156468
This video captures a variety of trains operating around Carlisle and other locations across the UK network. It features multiple Class 156 and 158 diesel units, as well as a Class 37 steam locomotive on the Waverley route from York. The footage also includes a crowded Lumo service heading south. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, Network Rail, and others are represented in the video, with several locations including Clitheroe, Glasgow Central, and Manchester Airport appearing in the clips. Headcodes associated with various services are included in the metadata.
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.
A rail activity video recorded at Carlisle on 2 July 2026 captures various train movements, including a pair of Class 93s heading to DRS Kingmoor depot for testing. Other notable movements include a ScotRail Class 156 from Wolverton and a Meridian from Lumo sent to Barton under Needwood for maintenance. DB Cargo included a Class 66 in an engineer’s train. The video highlights freight and passenger services, including early Lumo operations, with several stock moves observed.
A Class 156 'Super Sprinter' diesel multiple-unit, numbered 156468, is shown departing from Platform Five at Carlisle Citadel Station. The train is associated with Northern and British Railways operators. The footage captures the moment the vehicle leaves the platform, though no headcode is provided in the available data.
This video captures a variety of trains at Manors and other locations. Trains spotted include LNER AZUMA (Class 800/801), TransPennine Express (Class 802), Cross Country (Class 220/221), Lumo (Class 803), Northern (Class 156/158), and T&W Metro (Class 555). The footage includes multiple train units with headcodes such as 1S11, 1S12, 2T19, and 9S13. Operators mentioned include LNER, Cross Country, Northern, TransPennine, Lumo, and others.
It includes services such as the Tersco train running in both directions, DB Cargo 66s, Heavy Haul Rail ballast trains heading to Heaton Lodge Junction, Network Rail inspection trains, and a Class 37 operated by HNRC Swietelsky. Notably, a special train carrying HS2 tunnel sections is shown diverted via Carlisle Yard due to engineering works on the East Coast Main Line. The footage spans nearly 12 hours and includes multiple rail operators and locations across the UK network.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle Citadel Station and other locations across the UK network. It features trains operated by Avanti West Coast, Transpennine, and others, with some services affected by engineering works on the West Coast Main Line. Freight movements and locomotive operations are also visible. Trains terminate and start from various points including Milton Keynes Central, Manchester Airport, and Carnforth. Specific train headcodes and rolling stock numbers are identified in the footage.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
EPR Growlers followed by a Torrential Tuesday at Gretna and Carlisle 23 March 2026
It also documents weather-related disruptions on the Maryport line and Settle Carlisle Line following heavy rainfall. Various train stock including classes 156, 158, 222, and 390 are identified, alongside operators such as Europhoenix, Avanti West Coast, and Northern. Locations include Carlisle, Maryport, Settle, and others across the UK rail network. Headcodes associated with services are also noted in the metadata.
The footage includes various train stock and headcodes associated with different operators, as well as locations such as Central Station and other key points across the UK rail network.
A variety of locomotives were observed at Carlisle and other locations across the UK, including Basford Hall Sidings, Glasgow Central, Guide Bridge, Kirkby Stephen, Manchester Airport, South Bank, Whitehaven, and Workington. The footage includes multiple classes such as 156, 158, 222, 390, and 397, along with various headcodes like 0B85, 0Z16, 2C50, and others. Operators associated with the footage include Avanti West Coast, Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, HNRC Swietelsky, Intercity, Lumo, Network Rail, and Northern.
This video features railway activity at Manors Station, with several trains visible. Identified stock includes classes 156, 158, and 57, along with units numbered 156468, 158848, and 57313–57315. Additional locations mentioned include Ashington, Burton-on-Trent, Carlisle, Durham, Morpeth, Newcastle, Peterborough, and York. Operators associated with the footage include Blue Pullman, Intercity, LNER, Northern, Transpennine, and West Coast Railways. Headcodes observed are 1E06, 1Z37, 1Z53, 2N11, 2T17, and 9S09.
A Class 156 'Super Sprinter' diesel multiple-unit, numbered 156468, is shown departing from Platform Six at Carlisle Citadel Station. The train is associated with Northern and British Railways. The location also includes The Lakes. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures scenes of buses and trains at MetroCentre and surrounding areas. It features Northern-operated stock, including units labeled 156401, 156460, 156468, and 156491. The locations shown include Blaydon, Corbridge, Dean, Dunston, Gateshead, Hexham, Newcastle, and Prudhoe. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures footage from near Fellgate, showing LNER East Coast Main Line passenger services being diverted. It includes clips of two LNER Azuma class 800 trains passing in opposite directions, as well as some early morning local services. The on-screen text provides train descriptions, and the recording includes some wind noise due to weather conditions.
This video features footage from Hexham Railway Station, showing various Class 156 and Class 158 diesel multiple units operated by Northern and ScotRail. The station is located on the Tyne Valley line and serves the Newcastle to Carlisle route. The clips include different train models passing through the area, offering a glimpse of rail operations in Northumberland. Some details such as specific headcodes are not included in the record.
This video features a collection of previously unseen footage captured in March 2018 across various locations, including March, London Euston, and Wolverhampton. It includes multiple train stock numbers, such as 142036 and 156438, alongside headcodes like 1S26 and 2C47. The footage appears to cover different railway operators, including Colas, Cross Country, and Network Rail. The content provides a glimpse into rail operations during that time, with locations spanning across several key points on the network.
It features services operated by Northern and Trans Pennine. The footage includes various train stock, including classes 150 and 319, though specific operators for these units are not identified in the metadata. The content is accompanied by commentary from several rail enthusiasts, providing insights into the services and trains present at the station.
This video captures trains at Liverpool South Parkway and the nearby Airport area. Several train units are visible, including Class 142 and Class 150 diesel multiple units with labels such as 142032, 142035, 150146, and others. Operators associated with the footage include First Great Western and South Western Railway. The record lacks headcode information, so specific service details are not available.