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165038
Class 165
Videos featuring 165038
This video features train spotting at High Wycombe, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes multiple Class 165 diesel multiple units, though specific operator details for individual trains are not provided. Additional locations mentioned include Bargoed, Combe, and Par, though the latter two may relate to future content. No headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Saunderton, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. It includes several Class 165 and one Class 168 diesel multiple units. The footage also shows trains passing through Ware. No headcodes are provided in the current record.
This video features train spotting at Aylesbury, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. Multiple Class 165 diesel multiple units are visible, including units numbered 165006, 165009, 165015, 165017, 165034, 165035, and 165038. The footage also includes scenes from Stoke Mandeville. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video features train spotting at Denham, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes several Class 165 and one Class 168 diesel multiple units. Additional locations mentioned are Aylesbury, though no specific headcodes are identified in the record.
This video features train spotting at West Ruislip, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes several Class 165 and Class 168 diesel multiple units, though specific operator details for individual trains are not provided. Additional locations mentioned include Ruislip and Shawford, with the latter referenced as the subject of a future video. The record lacks headcode information.
This video explores the development of Chiltern Railways, tracing its transformation from a neglected commuter route in the 1990s to one of Europe's fastest-growing rail businesses. It highlights key investments and expansion efforts that turned the line into a major intercity corridor. The footage includes various rolling stock types such as classes 165, 168, 172, 55, 60, and 68, operating across locations including Birmingham Moor Street, London Marylebone, Harrow-on-the-Hill, and Stratford-upon-Avon. Several operators are mentioned, including Chiltern Railways, British Railways, Direct Rail Services, GWR, Intercity, Southeastern, and Transport For Wales.
The station, opened in 1899 and historically linked to the Great Central Mainline, is noted for its historical significance and limited platform capacity. Other operators such as First Great Western, London Underground, Southeastern, and West Midlands Trains are also mentioned in relation to the area. Several train stock numbers are identified, though no specific headcodes are provided. The footage highlights the station's role within the broader rail network and its connections to other transport services.
At London Marylebone, a Direct Rail Services (DRS) liveried Class 68 locomotive is seen pulling a MkIII set arriving from ECS. The footage includes various train units identified by their classifications but does not include headcode information.
The video captures various train classes, including Class 68+Mk3s, 68+Mk5s, 165s, and 168s, passing through Denham. Specific stock identified includes 165034, 165038, 66770, and 66778. Operators mentioned are Chiltern Railways, DC Rail, and GBRF. The footage was recorded along the route between Denham (DNM) and CML. A headcode of 1C71 is noted in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at London Marylebone, featuring Class 68 No. 68020 hauling Chiltern Railways’ new MK5a coaching stock, named “The Chiltern Explorer.” The footage includes various Chiltern Railways services with different units and formations arriving and departing throughout the day. Additional locations shown include Aylesbury, Birmingham Moor Street, High Wycombe, Leicester, Oxford, and others. Multiple operators are represented, including Chiltern Railways, GBRF, Northern, Southeastern, Thameslink, and West Midlands Trains. Headcodes such as 1H26, 1R25, and 2C27 appear in the footage.
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BR in the 2010s The Chiltern Champion I & II around the Chilterns on 9th February 2014
This video captures railway operations in the Chilterns during the 2010s, featuring diesel multiple units (DMUs) of classes 165 and 168. It includes footage from stations such as Princes Risborough, Aylesbury, Bicester Town, and Banbury. The traction highlights include DMU units and diesel locomotives like D1015 'Western Champion'. The video provides a nostalgic look at British Railways operations in this region during the early 2010s.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 158, 165, 20, 220, 333, and 37, as well as class 397. It includes locations such as Annan, Doncaster, Leeds, and Longport. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, Chiltern Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, Freightliner, GBRF, and Great North Eastern Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video captures rail operations on the Chiltern Line at Beaconsfield, featuring multiple Class 165 DMUs and a Class 68 locomotive. The footage includes units formerly operated by British Rail Network SouthEast and currently associated with Chiltern Railways. The presence of various Class 165 units highlights their continued use in regional services. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video captures train activity at Haddenham & Thame Parkway, featuring services from Chiltern Railways and GBRF. It includes multiple units from the 165 and 168 classes, as well as headcodes such as 1H62, 1J52, and 1R32. The footage also shows a trial run involving GBRF locomotives 57310 and 66765 with a set of coaches. Additional locations mentioned include Banbury, Birmingham Moor Street, Crewe, London Marylebone, Nuneaton, Oxford, Par, Princes Risborough, and Ribblehead.
This video captures railway units across several locations in the Midlands and northern England, including Derby, Spondon, North Staffs Jct, Chesterfield, Crewe, Acton Bridge, and Stafford. A variety of stock types, including classes 153, 158, 165, and 170, are identified. Multiple operators are associated with the footage, such as Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, Grand Central, and others. The record does not include headcode information.
This video captures train activity at Princes Risborough and nearby locations, featuring services operated by Chiltern Railways. It includes footage of multiple trains, including classes 165 and 168, with various headcodes identified. The content provides a visual record of railway operations in the area, offering insights into the movement of passenger services.
This video captures trains at Wendover, featuring multiple Class 165 diesel units. The operator involved is Chiltern Railways. No headcodes are identified in the footage.
A variety of trains are shown, including Chiltern Railway Class 168 and Class 68/82 units, GWR Class 166, Cross Country Voyagers 220 and 221, and freight services operated by Class 66 and Class 70 locomotives. The station is described as well-maintained with good facilities and viewing points, offering clear sightlines of trains approaching from Oxford and Reading directions.
This video captures train activity at Saunderton, featuring services operated by Chiltern Railways and freight movements by DC Rail and GBRF. Multiple trains with headcodes such as 1H30, 1R21, and 1T23 are visible, alongside rolling stock including Class 165 units. The footage also includes references to locations along the Chiltern Mainline, such as High Wycombe and Oxford.
Trains include Chiltern Railways (165 and 168 class units), CrossCountry (220 and 221), Freightliner, and GBRF. Additional freight movements are noted, along with UKRailtours' involvement via locomotives 50008 and D6515 on a railtour to the North Norfolk Railway. Various locations such as Birmingham Snow Hill, London Marylebone, and Holt are referenced, alongside several headcodes associated with passenger services.
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The Class 165 and 166 Networker Turbos at 30 Something, Still Going Strong
This video features Class 165 and 166 Networker Turbo diesel multiple units, which were built between 1990 and 1992 for use on suburban services in the Thames Valley and Chiltern Division. The fleet includes both two-car and three-car versions, with some designated as the Class 166 Networker Turbo Express. The footage shows these trains operating in various locations including York, Aylesbury, London Paddington, and others. Headcodes such as 1S01 and 9H00 are present, indicating specific services. The units were operated by multiple rail operators over the years, including British Railways, Network South East, and Chiltern Railways.
It features various train types, including HSTs, freight services, and passenger trains operated by locomotives and DMUs. The footage highlights the station's layout and views from a high bridge, offering a glimpse into railway activity at that time. Stock identified includes classes 165, 37, 43, and 47, with operators such as British Railways and Network South East noted. Locations include Reading, Paddington, and Hope.
This video features a variety of trains at Exeter St Davids and other locations including Leeds, London Paddington, Plymouth, and Totnes. It includes multiple units from classes 150, 159, and 165, with operators such as Cross Country, Great Western Railway, and South Western Railway represented. The footage captures trains in operation, offering a glimpse into rail activity across different regions. Some details, such as specific headcodes, are not included in the current record.
This video features a variety of trains at Tackley and nearby locations, including Class 165 and Class 220 units. The operators involved are Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, Great Western Railway, and Southeastern. The footage includes multiple train sightings but does not include headcode information.
This video captures trains at Woolwich Arsenal station, featuring several railcars from different stock classes. The footage includes Southeastern and South Western Railway services operating in the area. Locations mentioned include Woolwich Arsenal, Arsenal, Bank, Woolwich, and Woolwich Arsenal DLR. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video explores the continued service of Class 165 diesel multiple units, operated by Chiltern Railways and GWR. It features footage of several Class 165 units, including 165001, 165038, and 165127, as well as other rolling stock such as Class 150, 465, 50, and 68. The locations shown include Bank, Barkingside, Bethnal Green, Bond Street, Chancery Lane, Ealing Broadway, East Acton, Gants Hill, Greenford, and Hainault. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video features trains operating on the Chiltern Mainline, captured at London Marylebone and Wembley Stadium. Several Class 165 and one Class 168 diesel multiple units are visible, though operator details are not specified in the metadata. The footage provides a glimpse of rail activity at these locations, with no headcodes identified in the record.
This video captures train activity at Oxford, featuring multiple freight services. Identified stock includes Class 165 and Class 465 diesel units, as well as a Class 710 electric unit. Operators present are Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, and GWR. The footage highlights freight movements, with one service noted as heading to Southampton. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Oxford, featuring services operated by GWR, Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, and freight operators. It includes appearances by special trains such as the Northern Belle and 66793 in old rail freight livery. The footage also shows a variety of rolling stock including classes 165, 168, 185, 221, 57, and 66. The recording includes multiple locations, with Oxford being the primary site. Some additional locations such as Penally and Scarborough are also mentioned.
This video captures train movements along the Chiltern Mainline, featuring multiple Class 165 and Class 168 diesel units. The footage includes trains operated by Chiltern Railways and West Midlands Trains, with locations such as Bicester North and Oxford visible. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the content offers a glimpse of regional rail operations during a period of personal travel.
This video features train spotting at Oxford, capturing services operated by GWR, Cross Country, and Chiltern Railways. Trains seen include Class 165, Class 800, and Class 802 units. The footage also includes references to locations such as Bournemouth, Didcot Parkway, and London Paddington. While the record contains information about the stock and operators present, headcode details are not available in the current metadata.
Multiple trains, including classes 165 and 168, are visible. Chiltern Railways is identified as the operator. No headcodes are present in the record.
Multiple Class 165 and Class 168 diesel multiple units are visible, though no operator details are provided for individual stock items. The footage includes views of the station area, with Network Rail also noted as an operator in the metadata. No headcodes are listed in the record.
This video features footage from Banbury and Sutton, with additional locations including Solihull. It includes various stock items such as classes 165 and 66, along with operators DB Schenker and Freightliner. The content provides a visual record of these railway assets in the specified areas. Some metadata fields are missing, but key details about the stock, operators, and locations are present.
This video features trains at London Marylebone, with a focus on waiting for the 16.30 service. It includes footage of several railway vehicles, including classes 165 and 168, as well as a class 67. The West Somerset Railway is also mentioned in relation to the content. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.