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158829
Class 158
Videos featuring 158829
This video captures railway activity in Wales during the mid-1990s, featuring freight operations involving Class 37 and Class 56 locomotives. It shows movements at Canton Depot, Park Junction, Pengam yard, and Tondu, highlighting the transport of fuel oil and coal. The footage includes scenes of steel trains heading to Ebbw Vale steel works and a Class 37 hauling coal between Blaengawr and Aberthaw. Recorded on Hi8 tape and shared by Mike Price, the video provides a historical glimpse into Welsh rail operations during this period.
A variety of trains pass through the station, including local and regional services, showcasing the dynamic nature of commuter rail operations in the West Midlands. The footage highlights the movement of modern multiple units, passengers boarding and alighting, and the ongoing rhythm of daily railway life. Several operators and train headcodes are identified, indicating a range of services traversing this important line.
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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 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.
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British Railways 2022-Crewe, Chester, Llandudno Junction & Bangor Class 150, 153, 158, 175 & 508
This video captures train movements in North Wales and surrounding areas during July 2022. It features several diesel multiple units (DMUs) and electric multiple units (EMUs), including Transport for Wales' Class 150, 153, and 158 Sprinter DMUs, a withdrawn Class 175 DMU, and Merseyrail's Class 508 EMU. The footage includes locations such as Crewe, Chester, Llandudno Junction, Bangor, and Llandudno. No headcodes are provided in the current record.
This video captures train movements in West Wales during the summer of 2004, featuring multiple services including 37521 "English China Clays" and 37689 as they pass through lesser-known stations and viewpoints. At Whitland, 37402 with Virgin stock is recorded heading towards Fishguard. The footage includes various liveries on Class 158 and Class 153 units, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata.
This video features Class 158 diesel multiple units operating in the Welsh countryside. The footage includes trains at Newtown and Tain, with Transport for Wales identified as the operator. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The content is focused on rail activity and includes additional information about the uploader’s social media channels and website for further engagement.
This video features a variety of train stock including Class 158 and Class 196 units, captured at Wellington and Shrewsbury. Operators identified in the footage include Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains. The content includes multiple trains but does not provide headcode information.
This video explores the continued service of Class 158 diesel multiple units, focusing on their performance and relevance in modern rail operations. It features footage of two Class 158 units, numbered 158829 and 158830, along with other stock such as Class 150 and Class 465 units. The locations shown include Acocks Green, Airport, Aston, Birmingham New Street, and several others across the UK. Operators mentioned in the metadata include Transport For Wales, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, GWR, Northern, and Scot Rail. The record lacks headcode information.
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Trains at Smethwick Galton Bridge & Stafford | Plenty of variey! Class 805's, 66's, 90's & 70007
This video features a variety of trains captured at Smethwick Galton Bridge, Nuneaton, Stafford, and Ware. The footage includes multiple units such as Class 150, 158, 325, and 350 diesel multiple units. Several operators are associated with the content, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, C2C, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, and Maritime. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
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British Railways 2022-Porthmadog, Barmouth, Fairbourne & Bangor with Class 67, 158, 175 & 221
This video captures train activity in North Wales during August 2022, featuring multiple classes of rolling stock including Class 158 Sprinter DMUs, a Class 67-hauled MkIV set, and Class 175 and 221 DMUs. The footage includes scenes from Portmadog, Fairbourne, Barmouth, Bangor, and other nearby locations. While specific operator details are not provided for individual units, the video reflects operations under various rail entities active in the region at the time.
This video features multiple services operated by Transport For Wales, including Class 158 units. The footage includes trains traveling between Wolverhampton, Aberystwyth, Birmingham International, Crewe, and Wrexham General. Headcodes mentioned in the description include 1I04, 1I06, and 1J07. Several train stock numbers are identified, including 158829, 158830, 158831, 158832, and 158839. The content provides a glimpse of rail operations across different locations in the UK.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Worcestershire Parkway, Wolverhampton, and Crewe. The footage includes multiple train units such as classes 150, 158, 165, and 170, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The recording appears to focus on rail activity during a day trip, with no headcodes provided in the data.
This video features train spotting activities at Hereford, capturing services operated by Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains. A variety of train classes are visible, including the Class 153, Class 170, and Class 172. The footage also includes mention of a future spotting session at St Germans. No headcodes were identified in the recording.
This video features train spotting activity at Liverpool South Parkway, capturing services operated by Northern, Avanti West Coast, East Midlands Railway, Transport for Wales, and London Northwestern Railway. The footage includes trains from classes 150, 153, 156, and 158, as well as class 350. Additional locations mentioned include Hunts Cross and Stockport. Some details such as specific headcodes are not included in the current record.
This video captures railfreight operations in Wales during 1998, featuring locomotives such as classes 37 and 56. It includes footage from Cardiff Canton depot, Park Junction, Newport, Cwmbargoed, Bedlinog, Tondu, Parc Slip, and Pencoed. The content highlights oil deliveries, steel coil transport, coal movements, and driver training sessions. Some tracks show signs of poor maintenance, and free-running coal wagons are also featured. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Freightliner, and Transport For Wales.
This video features a collection of railway footage captured at multiple locations in December 2020. It includes various train stock, operators, and headcodes identified within the content. Locations shown include Bletchley, Felixstowe, Kings Norton, Lea Hall, Nuneaton, Plymouth, Trafford Park, and Water Orton. The video provides a glimpse into different railway operations across several sites during that time period.
This video captures locomotives from the Class 158, 37, and 47 series operating in Wales. The footage includes scenes of trains running as far west as Pembroke Dock, through the Vale, up to Abergavenny, and features a trailer for an HST naming event. Locations shown include Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven, Llantwit Major, Haverfordwest, Cardiff Bay, Llandovery, and Airport. The video highlights historical and current rail operations in the region.
It features various train stock including classes 150, 153, and 170, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The locations mentioned include Wellington, Chester, and Telford Central. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video features locomotives 47744/46 hauling freight services in West Wales during May 2002. The footage includes the train traveling to Pembroke Dock via Haverfordwest and Milford Haven, as well as its return journey to Cardiff through Miskin. Additional scenes show locomotive 66201 arriving at Machen Quarry with empty hoppers, followed by shunting operations involving D2199. The video also references the Serco Test Train and includes footage from the tree cutting season. Several railway locations in Wales are depicted, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.
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.
This video features two British Railways Class 47 locomotives, numbered 47744 and 47746, operating a Serco train through several locations in Wales. The journey includes stops at Haverfordwest, Milford Haven, Pembroke Dock, and Lee, as well as a fast run over the Loughor viaduct. The footage captures the movement of these locomotives during May 2002, offering a nostalgic look at railway operations in the region. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A Serco train is shown being overtaken by two Class 47 diesel locomotives, numbered 47744 and 47746, on a route through West Wales. The footage captures the journey from Haverfordwest to Milford Haven, passing through Pembroke Dock and over the Loughor Viaduct. The video includes references to the Royal Mail Cheltenham and The Bobby, suggesting these may be the names of the locomotives or associated services. The recording dates back to 2002, providing a historical perspective on railway operations in the region.