158825

This video captures train activity at Chester, featuring services operated by Avanti West Coast, Merseyrail, Northern, and Transport for Wales. The footage includes a variety of rolling stock, such as classes 158, 197, and 777, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record. Additional locations mentioned include Liverpool Central, Llandudno, and Shrewsbury. The content highlights the diversity of train services available in the region.

This video captures train activity at Llandudno Junction, featuring services operated by Avanti West Coast and Transport for Wales. The footage includes trains from various locations such as Bangor, Birmingham International, Chester, Holyhead, and Llandudno. Several rolling stock units are identified, though operators are not specified for individual vehicles. The video provides a glimpse into the station's role as an important interchange in North Wales, connecting major cities with smaller towns.

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.

This video features two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158825 and 158839, crossing at Tywyn. The footage is associated with Transport for Wales. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.

This video explores the history and operations of Arriva Trains Wales during its first 15 years, as part of a series examining failed rail franchises. It includes footage of various railway stock and locations across Wales, such as Barry Docks, Cardiff Central, and Troed-y-rhiw. The content provides an overview of the company's performance and is presented as a remastered version of an earlier video with additional information. Several train operators and locations are mentioned, though no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata.

This video captures railway scenes from Fairwood Junction and The White Horse (Westbury) in Wiltshire during October 1994. It features steam specials, including SR 828 and GWR 5029, alongside HSTs and Class 37 diesel locomotives operating on various services. The footage includes views of long freight trains from Merehead and Whatley quarries, as well as the movement of passenger services between London, Weymouth, and Bristol. The video provides a nostalgic look at British Railways operations in the mid-1990s.

This video explores the history and challenges faced by Arriva Trains Wales, examining criticisms from passengers and industry stakeholders. It discusses whether the company can be considered a failed franchise despite not being legally stripped of its contract. The content includes references to various railway locations across Wales, including Blaenau Ffestiniog, Cardiff Queen Street, Fishguard Harbour, Heath High Level, Llandudno Junction, Port Talbot Parkway, Rhoose Cardiff International Airport, and Weston-super-Mare. Several train stock types are mentioned, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata.

This video captures railway activity at Smethwick Galton Bridge and Smethwick West Junction, featuring various trains and locomotives. It includes the 1Q23 Stockport to Northampton test train with units 43272 and 43062 'John Armitt', as well as the 5Q94 Longsight to Long Marston TPE stock move with 68027 'Splendid'. The footage also shows RailAdventure power cars and new Merseyrail Stadler units at Walton Old Junction M.S.C sidings. Additional trains include those with headcodes 150, 158, 195, 196, and 350 classes, operating across locations such as Stockport, Northampton, and Shrewsbury.

This video captures train movements across several locations in the West Midlands and surrounding areas, including Solihull, Dorridge, Birmingham Moor Street, Birmingham New Street, and Stratford-upon-Avon. It includes services operated by multiple rail companies such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. Headcodes identified in the footage include 1G27, 1H45, 1H47, and others, indicating various scheduled services between key stations. The content provides a snapshot of train operations on different routes during the period covered.

This video captures various trains operating during rush hour at Birmingham New Street. Trains shown include services between Plymouth and Edinburgh, Manchester Piccadilly and Reading, London Euston and Birmingham New Street, and several other routes. The footage includes trains departing from and arriving at locations such as Birmingham International, Blackpool North, Llandudno, and Northampton. Headcodes listed in the video include 1D16, 1O24, 1S53, 1W17, 2H67, 2Y74, 5J66, 9M55, and 9P84.

This video captures a variety of trains at locations including Cardiff Central, Newport, and Holyhead. The footage features multiple rail stock types, including classes 150, 153, 158, 166, and 387. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GWR, and Transport For Wales. No headcodes are identified in the current record.

A video shows two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158825 and 158826, departing from Smethwick Galton Bridge heading towards Llandudno. The operator is Transport For Wales. No headcodes are present in the record.

This video captures trains operating in North Wales during the final day of service for Arriva Trains Wales. The footage was recorded as most South Wales lines were closed due to adverse weather conditions. Several train stock units are identified, including classes 150 and 175. Locations featured include Bangor, Colwyn Bay, Penmaenmawr, and Crewe. No operator information is associated with the specific trains in the footage.

This video captures train activity at several locations across the West of England, including Bristol Temple Meads, Cheltenham Spa, Gloucester, Avonmouth, and others. Multiple Class 150 diesel multiple units are identified in the footage, though no operator is specified for these units. The operators associated with the video include Cross Country, First Great Western, GWR, and South Western Railway. No train headcodes are present in the metadata.