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158831
Class 158
Videos featuring 158831
Joe S - Pompey Train Enthusiast
Trains at Birmingham New Street, WCML, RB-SL CCL, CL, 17th September 2025
This video captures footage from Birmingham New Street Station, showcasing a variety of train units and services. The station serves multiple lines including the West Coast Main Line, Rugby, Birmingham Stafford Line, Cross City Line, and Chase Line. Trains featured include Avanti West Coast 390s, Cross Country Voyagers 221 and 220, West Midlands 350s, Transport For Wales 158s and 197s, among others. The station is described as having a dark underground platform and a modern concourse, with a variety of trains on display.
Southernrailwaysfan
Black 5 44871 On The Christmas Cheshireman At Chester - Saturday 23rd November 2024
This video features a Black 5 locomotive, 44871, operating on the Christmas Cheshireman service at Chester. The footage includes multiple railway stock numbers identified, including classes 150, 156, 158, 195, and 197, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The location of Chester is noted, but no headcodes are present in the record.
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.
Vanmanyo
Arriva Trains Wales - The most Overcrowded operator!? | Failed Franchises #25: ATW Part One
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.
Soi Buakhao
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 features railway stock including classes 158 and 196, with operators such as British Railways, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. It includes locations like Aberystwyth, Albrighton, Angel, Ashley, Aston, Bilbrook, Bryn, Caersws, Chorley, and Codsall. A headcode of 0E69 is also noted in the metadata. The content appears to focus on railway operations across various sites, though specific details about the footage itself are not provided in the metadata.
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.
A journey from Birmingham to Porthmadog in Wales is captured, showcasing trains reversing and splitting along the route. The video includes observations of Welsh names and a discussion about train operations. The Cambrian Line, running through central Wales and along the coast, is highlighted as a scenic railway connecting Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth and Pwllheli. Rolling stock identified includes Class 158 units, and Transport For Wales is noted as the operator. Several locations along the route are mentioned, including Birmingham International, Machynlleth, and Barmouth.
This video features railway footage from South Wales in 1993, showcasing classes 37, 47, and 60 locomotives operating at full power. It includes VHS clips capturing various locations such as Abergavenny, Cardiff Central, Newport, and Pengam. The content also references signal boxes featured towards the end of the clips, though their exact locations are not specified. British Railways and related operators are mentioned, but no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata.
Southernrailwaysfan
Transport For Wales Class 158s At Machynlleth , Bow Street , Aberystwyth & Borth - 2nd October 2021
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 captures railway scenes in Cardiff during the early 1990s, featuring a variety of train classes including 31, 37, 47, 56, and HSTs. The footage includes views from Cardiff Riverside Station, which was later removed, and highlights the condition of the stock at the time. Several Class 142 and 143 units are identified in the metadata, though operators are not specified. The recording provides a historical perspective on rail operations in the area during that period.
This video features a cab ride around Margam depot and the naming ceremony of locomotive 08630 in March 2008. The footage includes speeches and images from the event, highlighting the friendly atmosphere among attendees, many of whom are now retired. Several railway stock items are identified, including Class 37 and Class 60 locomotives, though no specific operators or locations are detailed in the metadata.
This video features railway footage from Wales, primarily focusing on Class 37 and Class 158 locomotives. It includes clips of trains on the hillside near Rhymney, at stations, and in Margam Yard, as well as HST gatherings outside Canton Depot. The locations covered include Bargoed, Brithdir, Cardiff Queen Street, Hillside, Margam Yard, Pengam, Pontlottyn, Rhymney, and Tir-Phil. Some images were unavailable by 2020, but the content provides a historical view of railway operations in the region around 2005.
This video captures scenes from Cardiff Central station, with additional footage from Penarth, Dingle Road, Newport, and Treherbert. It includes views of trains operating under various stock identifiers, including classes 142 and 143, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Headcodes such as 6B10, 6F07, and 6H25 are present, indicating different services captured during the recording. The content reflects a brief visit to the station, with limited time spent on location.
The footage highlights the acceleration differences between the HST and IET services upon departure. Several rail vehicles are identified, including classes 143, 158, and 43, though operators are not specified. Locations featured include Paddington, Bridgend, Swansea, and others across Wales.
This video captures train activity at Crewe station, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. The footage includes several classes of trains, such as 158, 66, and 90 series units, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The recording was made from a footbridge that has since been removed, offering a view of freight lines and much of the station area. Some parts of the footage may be shaky due to cold weather conditions and the use of borrowed equipment.
This video captures railway scenes from south Wales in 2003, featuring a range of historic locomotives and rolling stock. It includes footage of triple-headed Class 37s, top and tail Class 31s on Rugby Specials, Northern Belle services with Class 47s, Voyagers, and Class 180 units. The footage is shot at locations including Newport, Bank, and East Lancashire Railway, showcasing a variety of locomotives and carriages in operation during that period.
This video captures rail activity across multiple locations in the UK, featuring various stock types and headcodes associated with different operators. The footage includes scenes from Brentford, Felixstowe, Mountsorrel, Northampton, Shrewsbury, Trafford Park, Water Orton, and Wellingborough. A range of train units and services are visible, though specific operational details or context are not provided in the metadata.
A video featuring the naming of locomotive 08630 at Margam Depot in Wales is presented, with commentary from someone who was present during the event. The narrator reflects on changes to the area, noting that the old depot has been demolished and access roads are no longer usable. Several railway stock items are identified in the metadata, though operators and specific locations are not clearly detailed in the content.
A video shows a train departing Eastleigh bound for Salisbury. The train includes units labeled 158831, 158881, and 73213, though operator information is not available in the metadata. The footage captures the departure from Eastleigh, with Salisbury listed as the destination. Some details such as the operating company and headcode are missing from the record.
This video captures trains passing through Southampton Central station in early 2000. It includes various services, such as Virgin Cross Country and Freightliner trains, with some HST sets noted as mixed configurations. The footage was recorded from an office window at the station and features a range of locomotives and rolling stock, including units like 158831, 43070, and 43103. Some trains are identified as departing with specific services, though details on headcodes are not available in this record.