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158815

Class 158

Videos featuring 158815

The Northern Belle operates from Manchester Victoria with Class 57 locomotives, while the Edinburgh Flyer runs via the Tyne Valley using Class 47s and a Class 37 for its return journey. The Britannic Explorer, typically running via Upperby Junction, arrives at Carlisle to collect both locomotives before heading south for an overnight stop at Appleby. Several other locomotives and headcodes are noted in the footage.
This video captures a busy morning at Carlisle Station, featuring a variety of freight and passenger trains. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern Class 156 and 158 units, Transpennine Express Class 397, ScotRail Class 156, Freightliner Class 90 and 66, Direct Rail Services Class 88 and 66, DB Schenker Class 66, Colas Class 70, GBRF Class 66, and Lumo West Coast Class 222. The footage includes trains operating from locations such as Wolverton, Newcastle, Glasgow Central, and Preston.
On 20 April, Carlisle saw a mix of regular freight services and special workings following the reopening of the West Coast Main Line. Disruptions occurred on the Tyne Valley line due to a fatality east of Hexham, leading to cancellations and limited services until the afternoon. Passengers faced overcrowded trains when services ran. Later in the day, the Great Britain XVIII tour train experienced delays at Hellifield due to fuel and water stops. The video captures these events with timestamps provided for reference.
This video features railway stock including classes 156 and 158, with locations such as Ashington, Darlington, and Bedford. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and Northern. The record does not include headcode information.
A Class 70 train is shown at Carlisle Citadel Station having arrived from Leeds on a route learning turn. The footage captures the train's quiet operation and clear exhaust emissions upon restarting. Other trains, including freight services, are also visible throughout the day, with several operators and locations identified in the metadata.
This video captures a train arriving at Bedlington as part of the newly completed Northumberland Line. The footage includes multiple trains, identified by their classifications 156 and 158, though specific operators are not clearly associated with these units in the metadata. Several locations across the UK are noted, including Angel, Ashington, Barry, and others, but no headcodes are present in the data. The record provides a glimpse of railway activity without detailed operational context.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle and other locations across the UK network. It features various train classes, including 156s, 158s, and 222s, alongside operators such as Avanti West Coast, Northern, Network Rail, and others. The footage includes freight movements, locomotive operations, and amended services due to disruptions at Glasgow Central following a fire. Additional locations mentioned include Glasgow Central, Inverness, Birmingham New Street, and others. Headcodes for various services are also present in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Carlisle Citadel Station, featuring multiple services and operators including Avanti West Coast, ScotRail, Northern, TransPennine Express, and Freightliner. Trains such as 34067 'Tangmere' are shown alongside freight movements and various passenger services. The footage includes a range of stock numbers and headcodes, with events taking place between midday and early evening.
Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern class 195s, 156s, and 158s, as well as Direct Rail Services class 68, GBRF class 66 Freightliner units, and Transpennine Express services. The footage also includes stored locomotives at Carnforth Steamtown. Various locations along the route are shown, including Barrow-in-Furness, Lancaster, and London Euston.
This video captures activity at Carlisle Station, which is temporarily serving as a terminus due to ongoing bridge work south of Penrith. It features various trains including shuttle services, freight operations, and test runs. Locomotives and train units from multiple operators such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, and others are present. The footage includes classes 156, 158, and other rolling stock, with headcodes indicating different services operating in the area.
The incident involved stock numbers including 805007 being towed, causing delays for trains traveling between the Newcastle and Leeds lines. Following this, Avanti West Coast Settle Carlisle Shuttles experienced only minor disruptions and some smart turn-arounds. The footage includes various train stock, operators, and locations across the UK rail network.
This video features a session where the Secretary of State for Transport provides an update to the Transport Select Committee on her department's performance. It also covers various railway-related topics, including the impact of Storm Claudia on the rail network, Northern’s plan to increase passenger journeys by 2030, and updates on new train services. The structured metadata includes references to multiple rail operators such as East Midlands Railway, LNER, and Northern, along with locations like Taffs Well and Newcastle. Stock details for several train classes are also included in the data.
Trains observed include Class 156 and Class 158 units operated by Northern, as well as LNER AZUMA (Class 800/801) trains. On one occasion, the East Coast Mainline was closed, redirecting LNER services to Carlisle. The footage includes multiple train sightings but does not include headcode information.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle Station, featuring East Coast Main Line diversions and rail tours. Various train services are shown, including freight movements and regular passenger traffic. Stock numbers identified include classes 156 and 158, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, East Coast, Freightliner, and others present. Additional locations referenced in the video include Balmoral, Crewe, Dumfries, Euston, Leeds, Manchester Airport, Newcastle, Preston, and Whitehaven. Headcodes observed are 2C30 and 2N19.
This video captures railway activity at Lancaster Castle Station, featuring several services. It includes the 47815/47826 charter service from Carlisle to Chester, the 66100 service from Seaforth to Mossend Euroterminal, and the 66308 service from Hams Hall GBRf to Mossend Euroterminal, which was running approximately two hours late. Also mentioned is the 57307 service from Crewe Gresty Bridge to Carlisle Kingmoor. The footage appears to focus on various trains passing through or operating near Lancaster.
A video captures a departmental train departing from Newcastle Central with double-headed locomotives, Colas class 56 No. 56105 leading and class 66 No. 66849. The train is identified as 6S31 Doncaster Up Decoy to Millerhill SS. The footage shows the train leaving the station, with no further details provided about its journey or other elements of the scene.
This video captures a train journey from Birmingham to Nottingham, with the travel time being notably extended. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 150 and 158, along with some class 43 and 66 units. Several operators are associated with the route, including East Midlands Railway, Northern, and Network Rail. The journey passes through multiple locations, including Chesterfield, Derby, Doncaster, and Radcliffe, among others. Headcodes identified in the video include 3Z26 and 6M61.
This video captures Transport for Wales' Class 158 Sprinter DMUs operating along the Cambrian Coast Line in North West Wales. The footage includes scenes from Pwllheli, Harlech, Barmouth, and Portmadog, with a notable shot of a unit crossing the Mawddach Estuary on the refurbished Barmouth Bridge. These units, originally part of British Railways, are set to be replaced by new Class 197 units in early 2025.
A train service operating between Oxford and Edinburgh Waverley is captured in this footage, with the Midland Pullman service mentioned. The video shows the train passing through Carnforth, which appears to be wet at the time. Stock numbers 158815, 43047, and 43055 are identified, and the operator is noted as Blue Pullman. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 43, 47, 56, 57, 66, 68, 69, 90, and 325, as well as steam locomotives. The footage is associated with locations such as Carlisle, Newcastle, Settle, and Three Bridges. Several operators are listed in the metadata, though no specific operator is linked to the stock in the video. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures a variety of rail vehicles in Yorkshire during June 2022. It features British Rail Class 158 diesel multiple units, along with Class 185, 220, and 331 electric multiple units, at locations including Keighley, Wakefield Westgate, Leeds, Penally, and Skipton. The vehicles are operated by Northern, Transpennine Express, Cross Country, and British Railways. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
A video shows Northern Class 158 diesel multiple unit 158815 arriving at and departing from Ilkeston station, heading towards Nottingham. The footage captures the train in operation on what appears to be a regular service route. No headcode information is included in the record.
A video captures GBRf Class 60 No. 60095 hauling an empty biomass train at Heworth on 15 August 2019. The locomotive is seen moving from Lynemouth Power Station towards the Tyne Coal Terminal, with a Northern Railways Class 142 DMU and a Class 158 DMU also present in the sequence. The footage includes passing trains on the route between Hexham and Nunthorpe.
This video features a 474-mile round trip from Cardiff, capturing railway scenes including freight operations and various locomotives. Locations shown include Crewe, York, Piccadilly, and Alston, with mentions of different operators such as British Railways, Cross Country, and Virgin Trains. The footage includes clips of trains with liveries such as 158, 185, 221, 319, 390, and 66. The video also references a special event at York related to the "Flying Binman" naming.
Class 60 Compilation
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Class 60 Compilation
This video features a compilation of various railway stock, including multiple Class 158 and Class 60 locomotives, with some units identified by their labels such as 158813, 158815, and 60010 through to 60039. The operators associated with the footage include British Railways, DB Schenker, and EWS. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features a train journey through Derbyshire, with mentions of the Flying Scotsman and Spoons. It includes footage from locations such as Ealing Broadway, Derby, Matlock, Whatstandwell, and York. The headcode 1Z12 is noted in the description, indicating the route from Ealing Broadway to York. Several stock identifiers are present, though no specific operator details are provided for the trains featured.
It features multiple train units, including classes 142, 144, 158, 185, and 43, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage includes locations such as Beverley, Doncaster, and Sheffield. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.