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4E24
20 Aug 2026
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2K19
20 Aug 2026
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4M29
20 Aug 2026
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6L15
20 Aug 2026
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4E20
20 Aug 2026
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2K23
20 Aug 2026
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1L36
19 Dec 2025
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4M78
19 Dec 2025
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1A19
19 Dec 2025
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4L05
19 Dec 2025
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1N45
19 Dec 2025
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1Z70
24 Aug 2022
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Videos featuring 170102
Trains & Freight Diaries
TRAINS AT DERBY, NEW InterCity Class 37 Orion, Class 56, NEW Class 345, Class 810 & More! 4K
Various freight services operated by Class 66 and Class 70 locomotives are shown, including Freightliner's 99002. Cross Country Voyagers (Class 220/221) and DMUs (Class 170/172) are also present, serving routes in the Midlands and South Wales. The footage includes views of the East Junction and highlights the diversity of train operations in the area.
This video features a selection of railway clips from Cock Lane, Lincoln Road, and Hurn Road South, capturing various locomotives and passenger movements. It includes multiple Class 158, Class 170, and Class 302 units, along with Class 47 diesel-electric locomotives. Additional footage shows Azuma and Class 91 services operating in the area. The video also references several locations including Werrington Junction, Birmingham New Street, Cambridge, Felixstowe, Lincoln, London Gateway, Peterborough, and Whitemoor Yard. Headcodes such as 1A30, 1D18, and 2K19 are noted in the footage.
This video captures several train services from the Chisholm Trail Bridge. It includes CrossCountry services 170102 and 170620, as well as Greater Anglia services 720578 and 720553. The footage shows trains operating between Birmingham New Street, Stansted Airport, Cambridge North, London Liverpool Street, and Cambridge. Headcodes mentioned include 1L34, 1N53, 2H22, and 2H31.
This video captures train activity at Peterborough and other locations, including Borough, Looe, and Retford. A variety of rolling stock is visible, including classes 158, 170, and 66. The footage includes a train with headcode 1R75. Several operators are associated with the video, such as British Railways, C2C, Cross Country, and others. The content provides a visual record of railway operations in the region during July 2026.
This video captures train activity at Whittlesea and surrounding areas, featuring multiple railcars identified as classes 158 and 170. The footage includes trains from operators such as British Railways, Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, and Greater Anglia. Additional locations mentioned include Felixstowe, March, Norwich, and Tinsley Yard. No headcodes were identified in the recording.
This video features a range of Class 170 and Class 222 diesel multiple units, including units numbered 170101, 170102, 170103, 170107, 170112, 170116, 170117, and 222102. The footage includes scenes from Attenborough, Fleet, and Leicester. A headcode of 4T26 is also noted. The video discusses a new livery introduced for the XC fleet, described as brighter and less boring.
This video features multiple trains captured at Derby and other locations, including Lincoln, Hove, and Lee. The footage includes various train classes such as 170 and 221, with headcode 6M81 identified. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, Network Rail, and others. The video provides a visual record of trains in motion, likely captured for railway enthusiasts or general public interest.
The footage includes various rail stock types, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record. The video also references historical context about Manea station, noting its preservation from closure in 1966. Other locations mentioned include Peterborough, Ely, Bentley, Acton Main Line, and Deal.
The footage highlights the station's historical significance as a junction linking Cambridge, Peterborough, and surrounding areas to London. While some details about the station’s development and electrification are mentioned, specific train headcodes are not included in the metadata.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Few Hours at Water Orton Freight Trains Passenger Trains 13th May 2026
This video captures activity at Water Orton station, featuring a mix of freight and passenger trains. It includes CrossCountry Voyagers 170s, DB Schenker services, GBRF class 66 locomotives, Freightliner class 66 70, and Rail Operations Group 37. Several locations are mentioned, including Birmingham New Street, Doncaster, Nottingham, Plymouth, Sleaford, Stansted Airport, Tonbridge, and Wolverhampton. Multiple headcodes are noted, indicating a variety of services passing through the area.
Trains & Freight Diaries
NON-STOP MIDLANDS UK Rail Action! | Freight, Passenger & Rare Movements (February/March 2026)
This video captures a variety of UK rail activity filmed across multiple locations, featuring freight trains, passenger services, and rare movements. It includes traction such as Classes 37, 56, 66, 68, 70, 73, 81x units, Pendolinos, and HSTs. The footage was recorded at South Wigston, Leicester, Nuneaton, and other locations, showcasing a range of train operations including light engine moves and unusual combinations. Operators involved include British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, and Intercity. Headcodes present in the footage include 0A56, 1F11, 1P12, 1P16
This video captures train activity at Peterborough Station, featuring a convoy for the Swanage Railway gala. The audio mentions a derailment on the Nene Valley line affecting the return consist's class 45 locomotive. Various train stock numbers and headcodes are identified, along with multiple locations across the UK rail network. Operators listed include British Railways, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, and others. The recording location is specified as Station Road in Peterborough, with additional trackside information provided.
This video explores why Cross Country is often regarded as one of Britain’s worst train operators, examining factors that contribute to this perception. It includes footage of various trains and features locations such as Ashchurch for Tewkesbury, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Birmingham International, Bristol Temple Meads, Southampton Central, and Worcester Shrub Hill. Headcodes associated with services include 1E32, 1E36, 1E40, and others. The content aims to provide insight into the challenges faced by Cross Country without targeting frontline staff directly.
A video captures several train services passing through Cambridge North. It shows the XC 170102 service from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street on Platform 2, along with the XC 170108 service running five minutes late. Also visible is the XC 170101 service from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street on Platform 2, alongside a Great Northern service arriving at Platform 1. The video includes services operating between Cambridge North, Ely, Stansted Airport, and Birmingham New Street.
A Cross Country service, identified by headcode 1L34, was recorded running four minutes late as it travelled from Birmingham New Street towards Cambridge and Stansted Airport. The train, operated under stock number 170102, was en route on a scheduled journey between these locations. No further details about the operator or additional stops are provided in the metadata.
Trains include Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, Cross Country, and freight services from DB Cargo, Freightliner, and GBRF. Rolling stock types identified include classes 170, 196, and 350, with various headcodes listed. The footage also includes a special service involving WCRC locomotives pulling Mk2 coaches towards Bristol for the final Pathfinder Tour.
A video captures two Cross Country Class 170 trains, numbered 170102 and 170103, crossing the River Cam. Train 170103 is operating service 1N65 from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street, heading towards Cambridge North. Meanwhile, train 170102 is running service 1L46 from Birmingham New Street to Stansted Airport, five minutes late, and heading towards Cambridge. The footage shows the trains during an evening on a sunny day, with locations including Birmingham New Street, Cambridge, Cambridge North, and Stansted Airport.
The footage includes trains operated by East Midlands Railway and CrossCountry, with several locomotives identified, including classes 158 and 170. The station, managed by East Midlands Railway and owned by Network Rail, serves as an important hub for regional services. Additional locations mentioned include Birmingham New Street, Nottingham, Sheffield, and others, though specific routes or services are not detailed in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Whittlesea gate crossing. Multiple trains are identified, including those with stock numbers 158770, 158788, 158865, and several from the 170 series. Operators associated with the footage include Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Greater Anglia, and LNER. Additional locations referenced in the metadata include Eccles, Felixstowe, Kennett, Leeds, March, Mountsorrel, and Peterborough. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video captures a variety of railway activity at Water Orton, featuring freight services, light engine movements, and locomotives returning from a gala. British Rail Class 31 No. 31128 is highlighted heading back to Burton after its duties. Other notable services include British Rail Classes 68, 97, 66, and 37 operating on various routes across the UK. The footage includes several headcodes and showcases a range of operators, offering interest for freight and diesel enthusiasts.
This video explores railway sites in Gloucestershire, focusing on the Golden Valley Line and stations between Gloucester and Severn Tunnel Junction. It includes footage of various trains and locations across the region. Some train stock numbers are identified, along with several operators and specific station names mentioned. The content is part of a broader project aiming to visit every railway station in Britain.
This video captures a train journey that took most of the day to reach Stamford, as suggested by the title. It includes various railway stock such as classes 170 and 66, with associated labels like 170101, 170102, and 66005. The locations featured include Stamford, Coleshill Parkway, Dagenham Dock, Felixstowe, Leicester, Melton Mowbray, Mountsorrel, Northampton, and Peterborough. Several headcodes are also present, including 0E93, 0Q30, and 4L07. The operators involved include Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Greater Anglia, Intercity, and Maritime.
A video captures train 170102 operating service 1N59 from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street. The footage shows the train en route, with Cambridge North listed as a location along the journey. No operator information is available in the metadata, but the stock, locations, and headcode are clearly identified. The record provides basic details about the service and train involved.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Tamworth Station Freight/Passenger Light Loco Trains 11th February 2026 WCML
It includes locomotives and trains operated by Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, London Northwestern Railways, GBRF, Colas, Freightliner, and Direct Rail Services. The footage shows multiple classes of rolling stock, including Pendolino, Voyagers, 170s, 350s, 730s, class 66s, class 90s, and class 37s. Several headcodes are present, indicating different services running through the area.
Sheffield Transport Football SAM
Trains At Derby With Cross Country 220033 New Livery & Class SWR Class 4557On 16thFebuary 2026
This video captures train activity at Derby, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 153, 158, and 170. Several operators are represented, including Cross Country, British Railways, Colas, East Midlands Railway, and others. The footage includes trains associated with multiple locations such as Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, Cleethorpes, Glasgow Central, Southampton Central, Wellingborough, Wimbledon Park, and Worksop Down Yard. Headcodes present in the video include 0Q26, 1C41, 1C44, 1C53, 1D59, 1E40, 1E85, 1F27, 1F30, and 1F32.
DestinationTrainsPlanes
PROPELLED Units - Class 455 Units SET BACK into Derby Works plus Class 60 THUDS through Derby!
The video captures railway activity in Derby, including a GBRf liveried Class 60 locomotive working through the area with freight from Leicester. It also shows a ROG loco arriving at Derby with Class 455 units heading for scrap. Additional footage includes views of stored locomotives and stock in sidings near London Road. Various railway operators, locations, and train units are featured throughout the recording.
This video captures a variety of passenger and freight trains at Newport, South Wales. It includes locomotive-hauled services such as Class 67s operated by Transport for Wales on Cardiff to Manchester routes and Class 66s on regular freight services. A DRS Class 68 is also seen working a Tesco train, typically handled by a Class 66. Additionally, Rail Adventure Class 43s are featured. The footage includes trains operating across several locations including Cardiff Central, Pengam, and Manchester Piccadilly, with various headcodes identified.
This video explores the history of Midland Mainline, a prominent train operator active between 1996 and 2007. It covers the operator's transition from InterCity services after privatisation, its reliance on classic HSTs, the introduction of Class 222 Meridian trains, and challenges faced in terms of performance and reliability. The content also touches upon Midland Mainline’s involvement in railway disruptions and the eventual end of its franchise. While some train stock and operators are mentioned, specific locations or headcodes are not included in the metadata.
swindon_rail enthusiast
37407 + 43188 + 43189 to Ely Mlf Papworth Sidings @ Ashchurch for Tewkesbury | 20.01.26
This video features a train service from Ely to Papworth Sidings, passing through Ashchurch for Tewkesbury. The train consists of multiple units, including the 37407 'Blackpool Tower' and several debranded HSTs. The footage includes various rail stock such as classes 158, 170, 37, 43, 50, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Ely, Ashchurch for Tewkesbury, and Ore. No headcodes were identified in the data.
The video features a variety of trains operating around Werrington Junction, including both freight and passenger services. Notable locomotives include several Class 170 and Class 180 units, as well as Class 20 diesel railcars. Operators such as DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Lumo, and West Midlands Trains are represented. The footage includes trains passing through locations like Birmingham New Street, Eccles Road, Felixstowe, Liverpool Lime Street, March Up yard, Peterborough, Stansted Airport, and Trafford Park. Headcodes such as 1A20, 1A22, and 1E13 are also identified in the footage.
This video captures a busy morning at Peterborough Station, showcasing a mix of high-speed passenger services, freight movements, and light engine operations. Trains include LNER Azuma services, Cross Country workings, and various freight operators. The footage highlights the diversity of railway activity on the East Coast Main Line, featuring multiple headcodes and locomotive stock numbers.
The footage includes trains from various classes, including 158 and 170 series units, as well as a 222 class locomotive. Additional locations mentioned include Derby, East Midlands Parkway, and Nottingham. While specific headcodes are not included in the record, the video provides a glimpse of rail operations at this station.
This video features railway activity at Attenborough station on the Midland Main Line. The footage includes trains operated by various entities, with stock numbers such as 158770, 170102, and 222003 identified. The locations shown include Attenborough, East Midlands Parkway, Nottingham, Leicester, and others along the line. Headcodes such as 1D65 and 2A26 are also present in the metadata. The video provides a glimpse of train operations at this historically significant station, which is currently unstaffed and managed by East Midlands Railway.
The footage includes trains operated by various companies, with East Midlands Railway managing the station. Several train stock identifiers are noted, though no specific headcodes are provided. The video offers a glimpse of the historic station building and its surroundings, highlighting the listed architecture and infrastructure features.
This video features a variety of railway rolling stock captured at Peterborough station. It includes London North Eastern Railway InterCity 225s and Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, Hull Trains Class 802 'Paragon' Bi-Mode units, Thameslink Class 700 'Desiro City' EMUs, Cross Country Class 170 'Turbostar' DMUs, EMR Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMUs, and GBRF/DB Cargo/Freightliner Class 66 diesel locomotives. The footage provides a snapshot of different operators and train types present at the location.
A Cross Country Class 170 'Turbostar' DMU, numbered 170102, is shown departing from Peterborough bound for Birmingham New Street. The train is depicted in its new livery. No headcode information is available in the current record.
The footage includes trains from various operators and stock types, with locations such as Ash, Ely, Cambridge, and London King's Cross also appearing. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides insight into the movement of services through this important regional hub.
This video captures a range of train movements at Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester. It features DB Cargo Class 66 No. 66658 hauling a freight service, a new Colas Rail tamper, DR73954, undergoing testing on the mainline following its initial runs on the Severn Valley Railway, and Class 66 No. 66720 pulling a northbound cement train. The footage offers a mix of freight operations and special test trains in one location.
This video captures a variety of trains passing through Werrington Junction, featuring diesel, electric, and steam locomotives. Identified stock includes classes 158, 170, 43, and 47, with headcodes such as 1B85, 1E06, and 1L36 noted. The footage includes locations like Birmingham New Street, Liverpool Lime Street, and Tinsley Yard. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, East Midlands Railway, and Network Rail.
This video captures railway activity at Manea and other locations across the UK, featuring various locomotives and services. Highlights include LSL 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley on a turning move between the Nene Valley Railway and Ely Curve, along with freight services such as G&W Freightliner 66623 on 6Z49 from Barham to March. Additional footage shows DB Cargo 66179 in EWS livery on 4M82 from Felixstowe to East Mids Gateway, and several GBRf and DB Cargo units operating on various routes. The video includes captions for each recording.
Trains & Freight Diaries
Epic UK Freight Action at South Wigston! Rare Class 60 Top & Tail + HST Special Nov 2025 #train
It features Class 60s and 66s in top-and-tail formations, rare HST movements, RHTT workings, light engine moves, and intermodal services. Locomotives include Class 60s operated by GBRf, Class 66s from GBRf and DB Cargo, Class 56 from Colas Rail, and EMR DMUs in new livery. The footage includes multiple headcodes and highlights the diversity of the UK freight network during late November 2025.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Avant West Coast Pendolino In Action on the West Coast Main Part One 2025
It features both 11-car and 9-car Pendolino units, with scenes filmed at several stations including Stafford, Tamworth, Crewe, Nuneaton, Warrington Bank Q, Lancaster, Oxenholm Lake District, Carlisle, Lockerbie, Rugeley Trent Valley, Rugby, and Motherwell. The footage includes a variety of train stock, such as classes 170, 390, and 57, though operators are not specified for individual units. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
A Cross Country service, operating under headcode 1N53, is shown running between Stansted Airport and Birmingham New Street. The train, identified as stock number 170102, is captured approaching the River Cam railway bridge with a three-minute delay. The footage provides a glimpse of the service in its new livery.
This video features footage of newly refurbished trains, with various stock numbers identified including 150125, 158889, and several 170-series units. Operators associated with the content include Cross Country and East Midlands Railway. The locations shown span multiple stations across the UK, such as Birmingham New Street, Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Queen Street, London Liverpool Street, and Manchester Piccadilly. Headcodes present in the video include 1L42, 2A22, 2A23, and 2K22.
This video captures rail activity at Nuneaton Station in March 2013, showing the station's layout with two levels serving different routes. It features services on the West Coast Mainline and Trent Valley Lines, including Virgin Trains' Class 390 Pendolino units operating high-speed services to London Euston, as well as Cross Country services using Class 220 Voyager and Class 170 DMU units. Other railstock seen includes Class 350 EMUs and various Class 66 locomotives. The footage also highlights the station's infrastructure changes and connections to nearby locations such as Coventry Arena.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Day at Derby Tamworth Crewe Stations 31st July 2025
This video features a variety of trains captured at several stations across the UK. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino 390s, Direct Rail Services Class 57, 88/66, and 66s, CrossCountry Voyagers and 170s, East Midlands Railway 222s and 170s, Transport for Wales 197s, Colas Rail Class 66 and HSTs, Grand Central 180s, and others. The footage was recorded at Derby, Tamworth, Crewe, and other locations. Multiple train classes and operators are represented in the video.
Trains include EMR’s 158s, 170s, and 222s, as well as Cross Country 170s and Voyagers. A special charter event, 'The Creighton-Ward Explorer,' involving Avanti's PRIDE Pendolino 390119 hauled by DRS 57307 was also recorded as part of the 'Greatest Gathering' celebration. The footage includes a variety of passenger services with no freight traffic noted.
This video features freight movements through Cheltenham and Gloucester, including heavy aggregates, fuel, and steel trains. It also captures a Rail Adventure powercar heading to Cardiff to collect a new Class 398 unit. A notable moment is the movement of the historic 60103 Flying Scotsman being hauled to the Severn Valley Railway, part of efforts to reopen the line following a landslip near Bridgnorth. The footage includes various locomotives and headcodes associated with different operators across several locations on the network.
This video captures various railway scenes featuring multiple locomotive classes, including Class 170, 20, 31, and 37 units, alongside appearances by GBRF’s newly named Class 66s and Class 99s. Notable mentions include Freightliner’s 66501 at Cock Lane and a Class 20 locomotive operated by S2RUF on service 4E25. The footage includes trains in different locations such as Leicester, Peterborough, and Tinsley Yard, with some clips affected by wind noise. A variety of headcodes are also noted across the recordings.
This video captures a range of railway activity at Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester stations, featuring various locomotives and movements. It includes 67023 heading to Worksop, two Colas tampers moving towards Worcester, and 66652 en route to Westerleigh. The footage offers a mix of freight, light engine, and track machine operations, providing an engaging overview for rail enthusiasts.
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MT Productions
Busy Afternoon at Peterborough, ECML - 03/05/2025 Incl: 60163 'Tornado' & Freight!
This video captures a variety of train movements at Peterborough and along the East Coast Mainline, including services from Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, Hull Trains, Intercity, and Freightliner. Notable trains include 60163 'Tornado' and several Class 170 and Class 66 units. The footage includes intercity services, commuter trains, and freight movements, shot under changing weather conditions.
This video captures rail activity in Tamworth, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 170, 47, and 66. Several operators are represented, such as Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, Maritime, and West Coast Railways. The footage includes multiple locomotive units with labels such as 170102, 47832, and various 66-class models. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Derby Station in May 2010, showcasing a variety of rolling stock and operators. British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Cross Country, and South West Trains are represented with services including Class 153, 156, 158, and 170 DMUs, as well as Class 222 electric units. The footage highlights the diversity of trains operating from Derby to destinations such as Sheffield, Reading, Penzance, and beyond. While no headcodes are provided, the video offers a snapshot of regional rail operations during this period.
A Cross Country service, operating as 1L38 from Birmingham New Street to Cambridge, is shown passing through Cambridge North Platform 1 on 24 March 2025. The train, identified as stock number 170102, was running five minutes late at the time of recording. The footage captures the service en route between the named locations.
This video captures train activity at Water Orton, featuring services operated by CrossCountry and freight companies including DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and Direct Rail Services. Special guest services from Rail Operations Group and RailAdventure are also included. The footage includes trains with headcodes such as 1D55, 1D57, and 1K07, among others. The video is split into two parts, covering a six-hour session at the station.
The footage shows a mix of freight and passenger trains passing through the area. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 170, 37, and 66, though operators associated with these units are not specified in the data. Additional locations mentioned include Avonmouth, Birmingham New Street, Bristol Temple Meads, and London Paddington. The record lacks headcode information.
This video features a journey on a Class 170 train, which was previously operated by Southern. The footage includes travel from Sleaford to Grantham. Multiple other classes of rolling stock are also identified in the video, though operators and headcodes are not specified. The recording appears to focus on the experience of traveling on this particular train set.
This video captures train activity at Water Orton, featuring services operated by CrossCountry and freight companies including Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, DRS, and DB Cargo. Multiple trains with headcodes such as 1D63, 1G26, and 1L40 are visible, along with various locations like Nuneaton, Birmingham New Street, and Leicester. The footage includes a variety of stock classes, primarily class 170 units, though operators are not specified for these units.
This video captures a variety of railway units at Barnt Green, including Class 170, 196, 323, and 730 multiple units. The footage was recorded during a stock move involving unit 37884, which was significantly delayed. The video also includes mentions of locations such as Four Oaks, Hereford, Par, and Redditch. Operators associated with the content include South Western Railway and West Midlands Trains.
This video features various railway vehicles, including Class 170 and Class 325 units, as well as Pendolino and Class 350 trains. It includes footage of train 730213 on test. The locations shown include Nuneaton, Crewe, and Shieldmuir. A headcode of 1M36 is noted in the metadata. The content appears to focus on observations of different rolling stock types, with some mention of potential changes in service due to withdrawal rumours.
This video explores the history of Midland Mainline, the first privatised operator of the Midland Main Line, as part of a series examining failed or controversial train franchises. It discusses the challenges faced by the operator and includes footage of various railway stock, including classes 170 and 43, captured across locations such as Leicester, Derby, Bedford, and Doncaster. The content also references headcode 1Z01 and features operators including British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, and others.
This video captures train movements at Nuneaton, featuring various services and locomotives. Notable trains include Midland Pullman HSTs and Class 47s, along with freight and passenger services passing through or arriving at the location. Trains recorded include services between London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, Glasgow Central, and other key stations across the West Coast Mainline. Headcodes such as 1A27, 1H22, and others are identified, alongside multiple train stock numbers. The footage includes a variety of operators and movements typical of the area.
This video discusses the performance of Arriva Cross Country as a train operating company in Britain, highlighting passenger frustrations and potential management issues. The content does not focus on specific train movements or services but rather critiques operational aspects. Several railway locations are mentioned, including Ashchurch for Tewkesbury, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Birmingham International, Bristol Temple Meads, Southampton Central, and Worcester Shrub Hill. Various train stock numbers are identified, though no headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Peterborough and other locations including Battle, Grantham, London King's Cross, Newcastle, Northampton, Stevenage, and University. It features a variety of stock including classes 158, 170, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage was filmed in February 2024 and offers a glimpse into rail operations across several key UK locations.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 158, 165, 166, 170, 43, and 66. Several operators are associated with the content, including Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and GWR. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata. The record contains details about the train types and operators involved but lacks information on where the footage was taken or the service numbers used.
This video captures train activity at several locations including Longbridge, University, Kings Norton, Fleet, and Ford. A variety of stock is present, featuring classes 170 and 323, though no operator information is associated with the specific units. Multiple operators are listed in the metadata, including Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), South Western Railway, and West Midlands Trains. The record lacks headcode details, so some operational context may be limited.
This video captures trains at Water Orton, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 170, 37, 50, and 66 units. Among the footage is a scene showing two Class 730 units being hauled by locomotive 37510. The recording includes multiple rail vehicles, though specific operator details are not provided for individual stock items.
This video captures train activity at Nuneaton and surrounding areas, featuring a variety of services and locomotives. It includes appearances by multiple operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, and London Northwestern Railway, along with freight movements. Several classes of stock are present, including 170 and 196 series units. The footage also highlights special services and new rolling stock, offering a glimpse into the diverse railway operations in the region.
This video captures train activity at Birmingham New Street. Several rail vehicles are identified, including classes 170, 221, and 350, as well as some 390 series units. Multiple operators are associated with the footage, such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, First Great Western, London Northwestern Railway, Network Rail, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The record includes location details but lacks specific operational identifiers.
This video captures trains at Tamworth, featuring several locomotives and services. Trains with headcodes such as 1G24, 1G26, 1S43, and others are visible, along with stock including classes 170, 220, and 66. The footage includes arrivals and departures of various trains, with specific locomotives like 221119, 170102, 220024, and 66314 appearing in the sequence. Operators such as Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Network Rail, and Rail Express Systems are associated with the content, though specific operator details for individual trains are not provided.
This video captures various trains at Worcestershire Parkway and other locations, including services operated by Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and GWR. Trains identified include stock numbers 170102, 220028, 66428, 66796, 66847, 66848, 68007, 70803, and 70815. Headcodes such as 0Z75, 1V08, 1V56, 1W21, 4V44, 6M63, and 6V84 are present, with movements recorded between locations like London Paddington, Nottingham, Cardiff Central, Newcastle, Clith
This video features multiple freight trains captured across various locations in the UK. Trains operated by Cross Country and GBRf are included, with services running between destinations such as Gloucester, Nottingham, Dorridge, Avonmouth, Clitheroe, Doncaster, Glasgow Central, and Penyffordd. Headcodes such as 1M00, 1V50, 6M42, and 6V84 are present, indicating different services and routes. The footage includes a variety of locomotives and rolling stock, with detailed identification numbers provided for some units.
This video features vintage railway stock including 170102, 50050, and 47773 at Worcestershire Parkway. The footage includes trains operating on routes between Gloucester to Nottingham and Dorridge to Plymouth. Operators involved are Cross Country and Vintage Trains. Headcodes present in the video include 1M00 and 1Z70. The locations shown are Worcestershire Parkway, Dorridge, Gloucester, Nottingham, and Plymouth.
This video showcases a variety of train services and freight movements in the Ely and Fens area. It includes Great Northern Class 387 EMUs, East Midlands Railway Class 156 and 158 DMUs, Cross Country Class 170 DMUs, and Greater Anglia's new Class 755 bi-modal units. Freight services feature intermodal traffic from Felixstowe with GBRf and BD Cargo Class 66s, sand from Middleton Towers, and stone traffic to Brandon with DCR Class 60 power. The footage was captured at Little Thetford, Queen Adalaide, Ely West Junction, and Prickwillow.
This video shows multiple trains at Kilby Bridge Junction on 18 May 2020. Identified rolling stock includes Class 170 units numbered 170102, 170637, and Class 43 and 66 units numbered 43064, 66711, and 66719. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, and Intercity. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video presents a slideshow of photographs captured around Werrington Junction between September and December 2019. It features images of various railway stock, including classes 153, 158, 170, and 180, some of which are described as weather-worn. The footage also highlights the final days of HST services in the area. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Intercity, and LNER. The location primarily focuses on Werrington Junction, with some references to Durham.
This video captures activity at Tamworth Railway Station, with trains operated by Transpennine and Virgin Trains. The footage includes views of rolling stock numbered 170102 and 66433. The scene appears to focus on passenger movements and train operations during a brief stop at the station, with mention of onward travel to Euston. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway equipment at Tamworth station in Staffordshire. It includes Virgin Trains Class 390 and Class 221 units, Cross Country Class 220/221 and Class 170 DMUs, London Northwestern Class 350 EMUs, and several freight locomotives from operators such as DB Cargo, Freightliner, Colas Railfreight, and Network Rail. The footage also features a steam locomotive being hauled by a freight locomotive and a stone blower in operation.
This video features multiple Northern Rail Class 158 diesel multiple units at Nottingham station. The footage includes units numbered 158792, 158851, 158861, and 158910, along with a Class 170 unit numbered 170102. Additional locations mentioned include Leeds. The record includes information on the operators involved, which are Northern and East Midlands Railway. However, no headcode details are available in the current metadata.
This video captures passenger trains in Nottingham and surrounding areas, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 153, 156, and 158. The footage was recorded during a visit on 23 June 2014, with locations including Nottingham, Doncaster, Matlock, and the University. Operators associated with the trains include Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, Northern, South West Trains, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are provided in the current record.