158833

This video captures train movements at Coventry and Birmingham New Street stations, featuring a variety of services including freight and passenger trains. Trains identified include Avanti West Coast 390s, London North Western Railways 350s, West Midlands Railways 196 730s, XC Crosscountry Voyages 170s, Freightliner class 66, and GBRF class 66s. Additional locations mentioned include Four Oaks, Leamington Spa, London Euston, Nottingham, Stansted Airport, and Trafford Park. Headcodes present in the footage include 1B47, 1V84, 1Y41, 2C85, 4M61, and 9G10.

This video captures a variety of trains passing through Wolverhampton and surrounding areas, including regional diesel multiple units and mainline services. Trains spotted include Class 158, 221, 390, and 730 units, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains mentioned. The footage includes scenes from Wolverhampton, Crewe, Smethwick Galton Bridge, London Euston, and Walsall, showing the ongoing movement on the West Coast Main Line.

This video captures train activity at Wolverhampton Station, featuring a variety of services including Avanti Pendolino 390, Cross Country 220 and 221, West Midlands 730/1 and 730/2, and Transport For Wales 158. The footage highlights trains passing along the line towards Birmingham and Stafford, with views of trains approaching from the viaduct. The video also mentions several train units, including Pride Process, Opportunity Pendolino, and Cross Country ex Super Voyagers, indicating a diverse range of services captured during the visit.

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.

This video features trains at Porthmadog and other locations, including Machynlleth and Tain. It includes footage of Class 158 diesel multiple units, specifically numbered 158820, 158833, and 158839. The operator associated with the content is Transport for Wales. While some details about the trains are provided, headcode information is not available in the current record.

This video discusses three former train operators in Wales—Valley Lines, Wales & West, and Wales & Borders—as part of a series examining failed franchises. The content includes references to various railway stock classes and locations across Wales, including Abercynon, Aberdare, Abergavenny, Aberystwyth, and others. While the video was produced prior to the 2024 Mid-Wales train crash, it acknowledges the tragedy with respect. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.

This video captures railway activity in Shrewsbury and Bangor, featuring multiple train operators including Transport for Wales, West Midlands Trains, and DB Schenker. It includes footage of various locomotive classes such as 66, 60, and 158, as well as DMU classes 197 and 196. The video also highlights the presence of semaphore signalling at Shrewsbury station. Additional locations mentioned include Penally.

This video captures railway activity at Newport in Wales, featuring a variety of locomotives and freight services from the late 1990s. It includes footage of Class 158, 37, and 60 diesel units, with mentions of Iron Ore and Steel operations. The content reflects historical rail traffic, including long fuel tanker loads and double-headed trains. Some operators associated with the era are noted, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata. The video provides a nostalgic look at past railway operations in the region.

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 features a journey on a Cross Country InterCity 125 HST from Bristol Temple Meads to Birmingham New Street. Along the route, various rolling stock including Great Western, Network SouthEast class 165 and 166 Turbo DMUs, class 158 Sprinters, class 800 and 802 IEPs, and a Cross Country HST are visible. At Birmingham New Street, the HST departs alongside Transport for Wales 158 Sprinter, Avanti class 390 EMU, West Midlands Trains class 196 DMUs, and ex British Rail class 323 EMUs.

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 captures railway activity in Cardiff and Newport during the early 2000s, featuring services such as the Postal Service with locomotive 67001, the Iron Ore service with 60086, and various trains heading to the Valleys. It also includes a Football Special through Newport operated by double-headed 37s and 31s. The footage highlights the busier rail operations of that time, contrasting with the quieter conditions observed today. Several locomotives and locations in Wales are identified, though specific headcodes are not included in the record.

This video captures footage from Newport in 1997, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 158, 37, 40, and 60. The audio mentions the arrival of 56118 on a Pathfinders Railtour on April 19th, 1997. The recording includes scenes of train movements and operations at Newport, with some mention of 37s, 47s, and 56s during a busy day in August 1997. No operators or headcodes are specifically identified in the metadata.

A video captures the departure of two trains, numbered 158833 and 153312, from Cardiff Central heading towards Ebbw Vale Parkway. The footage shows these trains leaving the station, with no further details on their operators or headcodes provided in the metadata. The locations involved are clearly identified as Cardiff Central and Ebbw Vale Parkway. While the stock numbers of the trains are present, additional operational information is not available in the current record.