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158821

Class 158

Videos featuring 158821

Rails in Shrewsbury 1996
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Shrewsbury 1996
This video captures scenes from Shrewsbury station in 1996, featuring railway operations and historic locomotives. It highlights the large signal box at the station and another along the route towards Birmingham. The footage includes trains such as ECS loco-hauled services returning to Crewe and the 56103 heading to Cardiff with new blue steel wagons. Some units identified in the video include classes 158, though operators are not specified for these stock items.
A 10-coach Britannic Explorer rake is seen at Shrewsbury as Class 97 locomotives 97303 and 97304 replace Class 66 unit 66748. The changeover occurs to enable the service to continue to Pwllheli, as 66748 lacks the necessary signalling capability for the mid-Wales route. Other locomotives present include Class 153 units 153568, 153572 and Class 158 unit 158821, along with additional Class 66 units 66308 and 66708. The locations featured include Shrewsbury, Pwllheli, Hope, Llandrindod and Talyl
This video captures train activity at Wolverhampton Station, featuring a variety of services including Avanti Pendolino 390, Cross Country 220 and 221, West Midlands 730/1 and 730/2, and Transport For Wales 158. The footage highlights trains passing along the line towards Birmingham and Stafford, with views of trains approaching from the viaduct. The video also mentions several train units, including Pride Process, Opportunity Pendolino, and Cross Country ex Super Voyagers, indicating a diverse range of services captured during the visit.
This video captures train activity at Birmingham International station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Avanti West Coast 390 Pendolino, Evero 805 & 807, West Midlands 350 1 & 2, 370, Cross Country 221 & 220, Transport For Wales 158 & 197, and Class 66 freight. The footage highlights the station's layout and views from the platforms, particularly towards Coventry and London. Nearby, Birmingham International Airport is visible, with aircraft sounds audible. The video provides an overview of train movements and the station’s atmosphere on a windy day in late September.
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TFW DMU Units Transport For Wales 150/153/158 on Uk Network 2025
This video features Transport For Wales Class 153 and Class 158 diesel multiple units operating on the UK rail network. The footage includes scenes from Crewe and Birmingham New Street stations. Several unit numbers are identified, though operator information is not specified for individual units. The record does not include headcode details.
This video captures train activity at Shrewsbury Station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 158, 196, and 197 units. The footage was recorded during visits to the area in April 2025 and includes images of trains operated by DB Schenker, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. The content provides a visual record of railway operations at Shrewsbury, with no headcodes identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in Newport and Abergavenny, with several locomotives and trains visible throughout. The footage includes stock from classes 153, 158, 166, 170, and 37, as well as headcodes such as 1V33, 1W57, 1Z37, 6B10, and 6B13. Operators represented include Cross Country, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GWR, Intercity, South Western Railway, and Transport For Wales. The video provides a glimpse of railway operations in these locations without further specific details on the events captured.
This video captures train activity at Shrewsbury, a key railway junction. It features services from Transport For Wales and West Midlands Trains, with locomotives including classes 153 and 158. Additional locations mentioned include Abergavenny, Aberystwyth, Birmingham International, Cardiff Central, Chester, Crewe, Machynlleth, and Bristol East Depot. Headcodes such as 1D13, 1D14, and others are noted. The footage includes a train identified as 45118 passing through Shrewsbury en route to Abergavenny.
This video features two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158821 and 158828, at Talsarnau and Barmouth. The footage is associated with Transport for Wales. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features multiple Class 158 diesel multiple units, including units numbered 158819, 158821, 158830, and 158841. The operator associated with the footage is Transport for Wales. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The content appears to focus on train operations, likely captured at a railway junction or station, though precise details about the setting are not provided.
This video features multiple trains operating across various routes in the UK. Trains include GBRF 66721, FL 66617, DB 60066, and Transport For Wales 158821, with services recorded at locations such as Worcestershire Parkway, Avonmouth, Bromsgrove, Clitheroe, Doncaster, Manchester Piccadilly, Penzance, Plymouth, and Radlett Redland Roadstone. Headcodes associated with these trains include 0M00, 1M49, 1V58, 5E23, 6M53, 6V54, and 6V84. The footage captures a range of train movements across different regions.
This video features Transport For Wales Class 158 diesel multiple units at several locations in Wales, including Machynlleth, Bow Street, Aberystwyth, and Borth. The footage captures these units on the Western rail network. Multiple units are identified by their labels, though operator information is not specified for each. The record includes location details but lacks headcode data.
This video features railway stock including 158821, 66301, 66431, 66708, 66715, 66717, 67022, 90043, and 90047. The locations shown include Formby, Bank, and Warrington Bank Quay. Headcodes present are 4M49 and 4S43. Operators associated with the video include EWS, GBRF, Intercity, Merseyrail, and Network Rail. The footage appears to capture a journey involving these elements, though specific operational details are not provided in the description.
This video explores the liveries of British Class 158 diesel multiple units operated by Arriva Trains Wales and its predecessors between 1992 and 2006, primarily in the Welsh Marches and surrounding areas. It includes footage of several Class 158 units, with one unit noted as a prototype Alphaline livery used exclusively on that vehicle. The video also references locations such as Abergavenny, Hereford, Newport, and Severn Tunnel Junction. Some operators associated with the content include Northern and South Western Railway.
It includes footage of several locomotives, including Class 153, 158, 175, and 66 units, as well as Class 97 units. The description mentions specific train services, such as one from Stoke Gifford to Fiddlers Ferry and another from Bescot Down Side to Talerddig. While the video provides details on the stock involved, it does not include headcode information.
This video captures footage of two British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37676 and 37685, during a railtour. The event took place in Chester, with the locomotives appearing to be part of a journey returning from North Wales. Additional stock number 158821 is also identified in the footage. While specific operator or headcode details are not available in the metadata, the video provides a glimpse into historic railtour operations featuring these classic diesel units.
This video captures train activity at Birmingham New Street. It includes footage of a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, likely operated by Cross Country, Intercity, or Virgin Trains. The recording focuses on the station environment during a morning period, though specific route details or service information are not provided in the metadata. Some elements of the video may be limited due to missing data fields such as headcodes.