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158832
Class 158
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Fantastic Action At Shrewsbury Station Charter/Passenger Trains 4th August 2026
This video captures train activity at Shrewsbury Station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 153 and Class 158 diesel multiple units, as well as Class 196 electric trains. Other vehicles present include Class 66 freight locomotives and Network Rail Class 97/37 maintenance units. The footage includes trains operated by Transport For Wales, West Midlands Railways, GBRF, and others. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Aberystwyth, Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, and several other stations across the UK rail network. Headcodes such as 1G21 and 1V46 are also noted.
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.
Additional footage shows Caerphilly Station on the same day. The content provides a nostalgic look at railway operations during the 1990s, highlighting various locomotive types in use at the time.
This video captures Transport for Wales' Class 158 Sprinter DMUs operating along the Cambrian Coast Line in North West Wales. The footage includes scenes from Pwllheli, Harlech, Barmouth, and Portmadog, with a notable shot of a unit crossing the Mawddach Estuary on the refurbished Barmouth Bridge. These units, originally part of British Railways, are set to be replaced by new Class 197 units in early 2025.
This video features a visit to Barmouth Bridge in Wales, with exploration of the surrounding area including locations such as Barmouth Ferry, Fairbourne, Llanaber, and Morfa Mawddach. The footage includes trains operated by British Railways and Network Rail, with stock identified as class 158 units. The content highlights a journey involving request stops and walking across the bridge, offering insight into local railway operations and scenic routes in the region.
This video explores the North Wales Main Line, featuring various stations along its route. It includes footage from Bangor, Bodorgan, Chester, Chorley, Colwyn Bay, Conwy, Flint, Holyhead, Llandudno, and Llandudno Junction. Trains operated by Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and Transport For Wales are identified in the footage. A headcode of 1H11 is noted. The content provides a visual journey through the towns and stations along this railway line.
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 captures train activity at Oakengates and nearby locations, featuring Class 158 and Class 196 units. Operators including Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains are present. The footage includes multiple trains, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
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 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 demolished. Several locomotives and carriages are shown, though operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata. The recording highlights the state of railway infrastructure and stock during that period, with some mention of the condition of the rolling stock.
This video captures a rare Class 50 locomotive, 50050, working the last RHTT service to Holyhead, accompanied by Class 56 units 56087 and 56094. The footage was filmed at several locations including Crewe, Flint, and Shrewsbury, with an intended stop at Chester missed due to delays on Virgin Trains services. Other stock identified includes Class 158 unit 158832 and a Class 50 unit labeled D400. The operators involved are British Railways, Colas, and Virgin Trains. Headcodes 0Z56 and 3S71 are also noted in the metadata.
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 Crewe station, with additional footage from Derby. It features a variety of rail stock including classes 153, 158, 323, 350, and 37, though operators are not specified for individual units. The footage includes trains operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Virgin Trains. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Shrewsbury Station, featuring multiple trains identified by their classifications. The footage includes vehicles from classes 153 and 158, though operators are not specified for individual units. Additional locations mentioned include Crewe. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video shows two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158823 and 158832, departing from Birmingham International. The footage captures the departure of these units, which are associated with British Railways. The location of the event is clearly identified as Birmingham International. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video captures the departure of a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, numbered 158832, from Cheltenham Spa heading towards Cardiff Central. The train is operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes the station and surrounding areas of both locations. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows two railcars, numbered 150208 and 158832, arriving at Ebbw Vale Parkway from Cardiff Central. The footage captures the moment these vehicles reach the station, with no additional operational details provided. While the specific operators associated with the stock are not identified in the record, the locations involved—Ebbw Vale Parkway and Cardiff Central—are clearly noted. The current metadata does not include headcodes or operator information, so some contextual details remain unspecified.