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158837
Class 158
Journey Matches for 158837
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4S43
25 Feb 2026
2 videos with 158837
1 total on headcode/date
1 journey
Videos featuring 158837
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Action At Crewe Station Light locos Passenger trains Charter train 22nd August 26 WCML
Trains observed include Avanti West Coast Pendolino Class 390s, Evero Class 805s and 807s, Colas Rail Class 43s, Network Rail measurement trains, and DB Cargo UK Class 66s. The footage includes services operated by multiple companies such as Avanti West Coast, Colas Rail, and DB Schenker. Additional locations mentioned include Chester, Euston, Lincoln, Stafford, and others. Headcodes observed in the video include 1F32, 4S43, and 5M00.
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.
This video captures scenes from Birmingham International station, featuring trains operated by several companies including Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Transport for Wales, London North Western Railway, West Midlands Trains, and CrossCountry. A variety of train stock is visible, with highlights including a DRS 66 alongside a Tesco container train and sounds from a CrossCountry Voyager. The footage includes both still images and video clips taken during a visit to the station.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Few Hours at Crewe Station Freight/passenger/light Loco Trains Feb 25th 2026 WCML
This video captures a variety of train movements at Crewe Station and along the West Coast Main Line, featuring freight and passenger services. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino and Everos units, London Northwestern Railway class 350s, Transport for Wales Class 67+DVT 158, DB Trains class 67 and 66, Northern class 323, Lumo West Coast 222, GBRF class 66s, DRS class 66, and a Network Rail HST test train. The footage includes multiple locations across the network and various headcodes associated with different services.
The route includes locations such as Abergynolwyn, Brynglas, Nant Gwernol, Pendre, Tywyn, and Tywyn Wharf. The stock involved is identified as class 158, though the operator is not specified in the metadata. No headcodes are listed for this recording.
This video features two Class 158 diesel multiple units, identified as 158837 and 158857. The operator associated with the footage is East Midlands Railway. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The record contains limited information, with some key fields such as location and headcode missing.
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 features two Class 158 diesel multiple units at Pwllheli. The operator involved is Transport for Wales. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The footage includes general views of the trains and their surroundings, with no specific operational context provided.
This video features a Q&A session conducted by the creator from Fairwater and Wuan Gron Park, marking their 6th anniversary on YouTube. The content includes personal reflections and responses to viewer questions, with some mention of the challenges faced during the recording. Several railway stock numbers are identified in the metadata, along with locations such as Fairwater, Llandudno Junction, and Waterloo, though no specific operator or headcode information is provided.
A steam special featuring locomotive 158837 is shown climbing a steep gradient on the Vale of Glamorgan line, passing through locations including Bristol Temple Meads and Pembroke Dock. The footage captures the journey on a rainy day, with additional mainline diversions visible in the background. Some details such as operator and headcode information are not available in the current record.
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.
The video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 150, 153, 158, 197, and 231, though no specific operators are associated with the identified vehicles. Several operators are listed in the metadata, including British Railways, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, Rail Express Systems, South Western Railway, Thameslink, and Transport For Wales. However, location and headcode details are not available in the current record.
This video features a variety of rail stock, including units labeled 158837, 165133, and 799201, captured at Cheltenham Spa. The footage includes the GBRF, DB Schenker, Cross Country, GWR, and Transport For Wales operators. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
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 footage from two UK railway stations, Runcorn and Rugby. The content includes various trains captured during visits in January, with notable highlights at Rugby. Several train stock numbers are identified, along with operators such as British Railways, Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, Network Rail, and Transport For Wales. Additional locations mentioned include Birmingham International, Crewe, Derby, Felixstowe, London Euston, and Trafford Park. Headcodes present in the footage are 0H35, 1M63, 4L92, and 4M63.
This video features a variety of trains at Birmingham New Street and Wolverhampton, including TFW Class 150 and 158 units. Additional stock includes Class 170 units. Operators represented include Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, London Northwestern Railway, Network Rail, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. The footage also captures activity at Ware. A headcode of 1R11 is noted in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of trains operating in the North West of England during summer 2023. It features passenger, freight, and test trains at Manchester Victoria, Crewe, Chester, Bangor, and University. A range of train classes are visible, including 156, 158, 185, and 197 models, alongside older British Rail stock. Operators represented include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Intercity, Merseyrail, Network Rail, Northern, Transpennine, and Transport For Wales. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures train activity at Birmingham New Street. It features multiple rail vehicles, including classes 158, 172, and 323, though specific operators for these units are not identified. The operators associated with the location include Cross Country, South Western Railway, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The record provides basic details about the stock and locations involved but lacks some operational identifiers.
This video features footage from a visit to Shrewsbury, capturing various rail units. Identified stock includes classes 153, 158, and 175, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The content provides a visual record of railway activity at Shrewsbury, with no headcodes listed.
This video features footage of Class 60 locomotives from the 1990s until around 2007, primarily operating in South Wales and the West Midlands. The Class 60 was the last locomotive produced for British Railways by Brush Traction and was later overhauled for operators such as DB Cargo, GBRf, Colas, and DC Rail. Several Class 60 units are identified, including 60001, 60005, 60011, 60015, and 60017. The content includes operational scenes from the Steel Works in South Wales to Dee Marsh in North Wales, though specific locations are not detailed in the metadata.
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 two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158782 and 158837, at Helsby. The units are operated by Northern and Transport For Wales respectively. The footage was recorded on 12th October 2019. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158822 and 158837, departing from Birmingham International station for Aberystwyth. The footage captures the trains on Platform 5 as they begin their journey. While the specific operator is not identified in the metadata, the locations of departure and destination are clearly noted. Additional details such as headcodes or further operational information are not included in the current record.