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158828
Class 158
Videos featuring 158828
This video features a train journey along the Aberystwyth coast, with locomotives 86259, 37903, and 37902 visible. Other rolling stock including classes 158 and 197 are also present. The route includes locations such as Aberystwyth, Newtown, Watford, and Watford Junction. Operators associated with the video include Intercity, Railway Touring Company, Southeastern, Transport For Wales, and West Coast Railways. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
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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 explores several request stops along the Cambrian Coast line in Wales, featuring locations such as Criccieth, Llanbedr, and Porthmadog. The footage includes travel to and from these stations, with some commentary on filming challenges, including restrictions due to an RAF base near Llanbedr. The video also touches on preferences for different styles of content presentation. Railway stock identified includes classes 158, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
This video captures brief visits to Morfa Mawddach Station and surrounding areas including Barmouth, Fairbourne, and Pwllheli. It features Class 158 diesel multiple units, specifically numbered 158828 and 158831, with headcodes 2J11 and 2L24. The footage was recorded at Morfa Mawddach, a request stop known for its quiet nature. Operators associated with the video include Northern and Transport For Wales.
This video features a Class 158 diesel multiple unit at Abererch. The operator is Transport for Wales. No headcode information is available in the current record.
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 Class 158 diesel multiple units at Criccieth and other locations including Penally and Stone. The footage includes two units, identified as 158823 and 158828. Operators associated with the content include South Western Railway and Transport for Wales. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
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 Class 158 diesel multiple units operating in the Welsh countryside. The footage includes trains at Minffordd, Machynlleth, Penrhyndeudraeth, and along the Ffestiniog Railway. Operators involved are British Railways and Transport for Wales. The content provides a glimpse of regional rail services and heritage lines in the area.
This video explores the history of Arriva Trains Wales during its first 15 years of operation as part of a series examining failed train franchises. It discusses the company's challenges, including reports of overcrowding, and provides insights into its operations in Wales. The content includes references to various railway locations across the UK, such as Cardiff Central, Bristol Parkway, and Port Talbot Parkway, along with details about train stock and headcodes associated with services during that period.
This video features train spotting at Wolverhampton, capturing services operated by West Midlands Trains, London Northwestern Railway, Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, and Transport for Wales. A variety of train classes are shown, including Class 158, Class 196, Class 220/221, and others. The footage also includes a mention of Albrighton as a future spotting location.
A video featuring a Class 158 diesel multiple unit at Tygwyn is presented. The operator associated with the footage is Transport for Wales. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video features a variety of trains at Dudley Port, including classes 150, 158, and 350. Operators featured include Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, London Northwestern Railway, Transport for Wales, and West Midlands Trains. The footage includes multiple train units but does not include headcode information.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Cwmbargoed 2002. Military Exercise, movement of tanks.
This video captures railway activity in Wales, featuring footage from locations including Bank, Bargoed, Bridgend, Penarth, Rhymney, and Ystrad Mynach. It includes clips of military exercise movements, such as tanks, recorded around the Cwmbargoed area in 2002. The structured metadata identifies stock numbers 158826, 158828, and 60041, along with operator EWS and headcodes 1T24 and 5E84. The footage was originally recorded between Stormy Bank and Bridgend, with some movement captured at Bedlinog.
The video features various rail vehicles in North Wales, including ex-London Underground D Stock and ex-British Rail Class 150, 153, and 158 Sprinter DMUs. It captures scenes from Bangor, Wrexham General, Chester, Shrewsbury, and Bidston. Transport for Wales D Stocks are shown operating on the Wrexham-Bidston line alongside a Class 150 DMU, while Class 158 and multiple pairs of two-car Class 153 DMUs appear on the Chester-Shrewsbury route.
This video captures freight train movements along the Stechford and Coventry corridor following a diversion from the West Coast Main Line. It features multiple locomotives, including classes 158, 60, 66, 68, 88, and 92, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, LNER, and Transport For Wales. The footage includes various locations such as Stechford, Coventry, Birmingham International, and others. Headcodes present include 1E12, 1M16, 4L97, and several others.
Freight operations are captured at Acton Main Line station, showing a variety of locomotives and trains passing through during a period of increased activity. The footage includes movements involving Class 59 and Class 66 locomotives, with several headcodes identified. Trains originate from various locations including Eastleigh, Crewe, and Wentloog, heading to destinations such as Southampton, Felixstowe, and Brentford. Some trains are noted as splitting loads in the yard before continuing their journeys. The video provides a snapshot of freight activity at the station during the specified timeframe.
This video shows diesel multiple units (DMUs) operating in the Newport and March areas. The footage is part of a 2014 trip, with additional videos from Cardiff also available. Identified stock includes classes 150 and 158, though operators and headcodes are not specified in the metadata. The recording appears to focus on DMU operations during a regional journey.
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.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Margam Depot/Yard and Rugby International Specials 2004
The video features railway stock including classes 143, 158, and 37 at Margam Depot/Yard on November 23rd, 2004. It also references Rugby International Specials and mentions services involving Virgin Voyagers and Virgin Coaching Stock Wales, which lost two trains to New Zealand on November 20th, 2004. The footage includes passing trains and stored units at locations such as Rugby and Newport. Some operators associated with the content include EWS, Virgin Trains, and others, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features Arriva Trains Wales services at Cardiff Central, captured on 9 November 2015. Multiple train units are visible, including classes 142 and 143, with some additional stock identified by numbers such as 142006, 142073, 143601, and others. The footage includes scenes from several locations in South Wales, including Aber, Aberdare, Bargoed, Rhymney, and Treherbert. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
It features a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 156, 158, and 323, though no specific operators are identified for these units. The footage also includes references to locations such as Buxton and Southport. While the record contains details about the types of trains present, it does not include headcode information.
It features several rail vehicles, including classes 150, 156, and 158, though no operator details are specified for these units. Additional locations mentioned include Buxton, Chester, and Hazel Grove. The record lacks headcode information, which may limit the specificity of train identifications in the footage.
This video captures a train journey featuring multiple locomotives, including 60041, traveling from Ystrad Mynach to Cwmbargoed. The footage includes scenes at Bank and Cardiff Central, with mentions of additional events in Cardiff two days later. Several Class 158 and Class 60 units are visible, though no operator is explicitly identified in the metadata. The record contains limited details, as headcodes are not provided.