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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Action At Derby Station Freight/Passenger/light Locos/DragTrains September 8th 2026
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 captures railway activity around Worcester, featuring services from Great Western Railway, CrossCountry, West Midlands Railway, and freight operators. It includes footage of multiple freight trains passing through Abbotswood Junction, as well as passenger services at Worcester Shrub Hill and Worcester Foregate Street. The content highlights a variety of train movements, including those operated by Direct Rail Services, GB Railfreight, and DB Schenker, with several headcodes identified.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Action at Coventry+Birmingham New Street Freight/Passenger Trains 21st July 2026
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.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Fantastic Freight! Carlisle to Water Orton and Coventry during major disruption 21 July 26
The video captures a range of freight services across several locations, including Carlisle, Birmingham New Street, Water Orton, and Coventry. It features trains operated by multiple companies, such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Freightliner, and others. The footage includes various locomotives and freight types, with some specific headcodes identified. The journey was affected by disruptions at Stafford, leading to changes in the planned route. The content highlights a variety of train movements and operations during a period of significant activity on the rail network.
This video captures several train services passing through Cambridge North, viewed from Platform 1. Great Northern services 387107/387106 and 379020/379021 are shown running late on their respective routes between London Kings Cross and King’s Lynn. CrossCountry services 170621 and 170618, operating between Stansted Airport and Birmingham New Street, are also depicted as delayed while passing through the station. The footage includes trains arriving and departing from Platforms 1 and 2.
A Freightliner 66548 hauled 22 HHA 100-tonne bogie hopper wagons crossing the River Cam towards Cambridge, operating on service 6R07 Ely Mlf Papworth Sidings to Tilbury Lct Flt. The train was running 11 minutes late. CrossCountry 170618, also heading towards Cambridge North, was delayed by 24 minutes while working the 1N53 Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street service. The footage captures rail movements in Ely, Cambridge, Cambridge North, Birmingham New Street, and Stansted Airport.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy few Hours At Tamworth Station Freight Test Passenger Trains 29th June 26
This video captures activity at Tamworth Station, featuring a variety of trains including freight services and passenger services. Trains from operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, Freightliner, GBRF, and DB Schenker are present. The footage includes multiple train classes, such as the 170 series and 220 series, with several headcodes identified. Additional locations referenced in the metadata include Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, Felixstowe, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Newcastle, Nottingham, and Small Heath.
The station serves multiple platforms for services heading to London King’s Cross, Stansted Airport, Ely, Norwich, and other destinations. Trains operating in the scene include rolling stock identified as classes 170 and 379, with headcode 2H22 noted. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Cross Country, Great Northern, Greater Anglia, Network Rail, and Northern. The video provides a glimpse of train movements and station operations without specific details on the exact services or timings.
Multiple trains operated by CrossCountry, Great Northern, and Greater Anglia are shown running late near Cambridge and surrounding areas. Services include CrossCountry 170621 from Bristol Temple Meads to Stansted Airport, Great Northern 379007/379006 from Kings Lynn to London Kings Cross, and Greater Anglia 755419 from Norwich to Stansted Airport. Several services are approaching or passing the River Cam Railway bridge near Cambridge North, with some running up to 35 minutes late. Other services include Great Northern 379026/379010 and Greater Anglia 720508, both heading towards Cambridge North.
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 captures a variety of rail activity in Worcestershire, including passenger and freight services. It features trains operating near Worcester Shrub Hill and Worcestershire Parkway, with notable movements such as a convoy of six Class 68 locomotives and several freight services. The footage includes views from level crossings and footpaths, showcasing both regular and special train operations across the region.
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 railway activity around Werrington Junction, featuring a variety of train classes including Class 31, 56, 158, 170, 180, and 221. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Hurn Road, Lincoln Road, and Cock Lane. Trains observed include those operated by DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Hull Trains, and Lumo. Headcodes present in the video range from 0Q67 to 1S19.
This video captures train activity at Whittlesea, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 158 and 170, as well as class 37 units. Additional locations referenced in the metadata include Derby, Doncaster, Ely, Felixstowe, and Peterborough. Several operators are associated with the video, including Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, and Greater Anglia. The record lacks headcode information, so specific train services are not identified.
The footage highlights the historical significance of Leicester's railway heritage, including its early stations and the development of the current station. Several train stock identifiers are present in the metadata, though no specific headcodes or detailed operational information are provided in the audio transcription.
This video captures railway activity at Worcestershire Parkway, featuring services from Cross Country and Great Western Railway alongside freight operations. Notable freight locomotives include 66424 and 66129, involved in workings between Daventry – Wentloog and Wolverhampton – Margam. The footage highlights the variety of train movements at this mainline location, with a mix of passenger and freight traffic. Several operators and headcodes are present, reflecting the diverse services passing through the area.
This video captures train activity at Nottingham Railway Station. It includes various trains with headcodes such as 0R57, 1B49, and 1D33, operated by companies including British Railways, Cross Country, and East Midlands Railway. The footage features rolling stock classes 158 and 170, and locations mentioned include Nottingham, Birmingham New Street, Cambridge, Cardiff Central, Leicester, Liverpool Lime Street, and Wolverhampton Steel Terminal. No specific details about the trains' movements or services are provided in the audio transcription.
This video captures multiple train services crossing the River Cam near Cambridge. Trains operated by CrossCountry and Greater Anglia are shown on routes between London Liverpool Street, Cambridge North, Stansted Airport, Birmingham New Street, Ely, Royston, and Cambridge. Headcodes include 1L40, 1N59, 2H32, 2H34, 2H43, and 2T39. The background includes the noise of a Cambridge University rowing event taking place on the River Cam.
This video features a collection of trains captured at Peterborough and Felixstowe. Identified stock includes multiple Class 158, Class 170, and Class 66 units, though no operator information is associated with them. The footage provides a glimpse into train operations in these locations, with no headcodes recorded in the metadata.
This video showcases a variety of UK railway operations across Midlands locations in early January 2026, featuring freight and passenger movements under winter conditions. It includes footage of Class 66, 37, and 20 locomotives, as well as Class 93 units, captured at stations such as South Wigston, Nuneaton, and others. Headcodes such as 4L05, 0Q74, and 4M83 are noted, alongside operators including British Railways, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, and Network Rail.
This video showcases various train liveries observed on the UK railway network. It features multiple rolling stock types, including classes 150, 156, 158, 170, 350, 37, and 390. The footage includes trains operating in locations such as Carlisle, Nuneaton, Oxenholme Lake District, Sandbach, Stafford, Water Orton, and Wolverton. Several operators are associated with the stock, including Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, Locomotive Services Limited, and London Northwestern Railway. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
A winter session at Tamworth High and Low Level stations captures a range of UK railway activity, including high-speed Pendolinos, Cross Country Voyagers, freight trains, and heritage traction. The footage features multiple train services operating through the junction where the West Coast Main Line meets regional and Cross Country routes. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, and DB Schenker are represented, with headcodes including 1S35 and others identified. The video highlights continuous movement on the railway despite freezing conditions.
West Coast Mainline trains
Christmas Eve at Tamworth Station Freight passenger Trains 24th December 25
Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino 390s, London Northwestern Railways 730s, CrossCountry Voyagers and 170s, DB Schenker class 66s, Direct Rail Services class 88/66, London Overground 378 units, GWR Great Western Railway 165 DMUs, and West Coast Railway Black 5 steam locomotives. The footage includes multiple locations across the UK rail network and various headcodes associated with services.
This video features various trains operating on the UK railway network, including units from Avanti West Coast, London Overground, and Scot Rail. Trains identified include classes 170, 345, 378, 390, and 57, with locations such as Abbey Wood, Cardiff Central, Crewe, Derby, and Stafford mentioned. A headcode of 3E00 is also noted. The content provides a visual overview of train operations across different routes and operators.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning At Nuneaton Freight/Passenger/Rail Treatment Train 25/11/25 WCML
This video captures a busy morning at Nuneaton Station, featuring a variety of trains including freight and passenger services. Trains identified include Avanti West Coast Pendolino Everos, London Northwestern Railway 350s, West Midlands Railway 196s, XC CrossCountry 170s, Freightliner and DB Trains class 66s, and GBRF class 66s. The footage includes scenes from multiple locations such as Felixstowe, Garston, Liverpool Lime Street, London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, Trafford Park, and West Hampstead. Headcodes present in the video include 1H07, 4L05, 4M07, and 6L85.
A video captures railway activity at Cambridge North station, featuring services operated by Cross Country and Thameslink. The footage includes a CrossCountry service with headcode 1N59 traveling from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street, passing through Cambridge North Platform 2. Additionally, two Thameslink services are shown: one arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1 from Ely with headcode 1T39, and another departing from Platform 2 towards Ely with headcode 1T36. The video provides a snapshot of train movements at the station on an unspecified date.
This video captures a variety of rail operations, including freight and drag movements. A DB Cargo Class 66 leads fuel tanks from Margam, while GBRf Class 47727 is seen on a South Western Railway unit move to Eastleigh Works. Additional stock includes Classes 158, 170, 221, 47, 66, and 800, with operators such as DB Schenker, GBRF, and South Western Railway featured. Locations include Eastleigh, Bristol Temple Meads, Great Malvern, London Paddington, Manchester Piccadilly, Worcester Foregate Street, and Worcester Shrub Hill. Headcodes associated with the footage include 1M37, 1P05, 1P34, 1V07, 1V51
The video features railway stock 170618, 66057, and 66606 at locations including Leicester and South Wigston. Operators DB Schenker and Freightliner are associated with the footage, though no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata. The content includes scenes of trains passing through these locations, with no additional details provided in the description.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Few Hour at Tamworth Station Freight/Passenger Trains 30/09/2025 WCML
This video captures a variety of trains at Tamworth Station and along the West Coast Main Line. It features services operated by London Northwestern Railways, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, DB Schenker, and Avanti West Coast. Trains include Pendolino Evers, XC CrossCountry Voyagers, Class 170s, Class 350s, Class 66 freight locomotives, and Class 68 units. The footage includes trains passing through locations such as Birmingham New Street, Chester, Euston, Felixstowe, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, and Nuneaton.
This video features a mix of railtours and regular train operations. It includes footage from various locations such as Derby, Eastleigh, Ford, Leeds, London Paddington, and Scunthorpe. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 170, 33, 47, 57, 66, and 69, though operators are not specified for these units. Headcodes present in the video include 1Z32 and 4O46. The content provides a glimpse into both scenic and routine railway activity across different parts of the UK.
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.
A variety of freight and passenger trains can be seen at South Wigston, Leicestershire, including Class 69 and Class 66 locomotives as well as Class 170 Turbostars. Several units are identified by their headcodes and some feature driver horn salutes. The video captures a range of railway activity over a three-hour period.
Trains & Freight Diaries
Class 68, Freight and Passenger Trains at Leicester 3 Hours of Non Stop Action August 2025
This video captures a variety of passenger and freight train movements at Leicester Railway Station over a three-hour period. It features several Class 222 Meridians, Class 158, and Class 170 Turbostar units, alongside Class 66 and Class 68 locomotives. A rare light engine move by Class 68 No. 68028 is also included. Depot movements from Leicester L.I.P are shown, providing a mix of freight trains, passenger services, and operational activity for railway enthusiasts.
This video captures freight operations at Manea Station, featuring locomotives including WCR 57314 and 57313 returning from a Northern Belle Charter to King's Lynn. Additional footage shows GBRf 66721 running light over Manea cross-over, along with other freight movements involving various locomotive classes. The video includes captions detailing the workings observed during a six-hour period at the station.
This video captures several train services at Cambridge North. It shows service 700042 arriving at Platform 1, followed by service 700041 departing from Platform 2 and CrossCountry service 170618 passing through Platform 1 en route to Stansted Airport. Later, service 700041 arrives at Platform 1 and departs with service 700045 arriving at Platform 2. The footage also includes service 700045 departing from Platform 2 with a friendly toot. The video features trains operating between Ely, London Kings Cross, Birmingham New Street, and Stansted Airport.
This video captures a variety of railway stock operating in the Werrington area, including multiple Class 158 and Class 170 diesel units, as well as Class 221 diesel multiple units. Notable mentions include GBRf's 66710 in Rail 200 livery and a Class 60 locomotive struggling with wind conditions. The footage also features various operators such as British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, and others, alongside locations including Birmingham New Street, Bradford Interchange, Drax Power Station, and several other stations and yards. Headcodes associated with the trains include 0M68, 1D22, 1E07, and others.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Few hours at Tamworth+Nuneaton Station Freight & Passenger Trains HST test train 5/08/25
This video captures a variety of freight and passenger trains at Tamworth and Nuneaton stations, including HST test trains operated by Colas and Network Rail. It features services from multiple operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, and DB Schenker. Trains include classes 170, 220, 221, 390, 66, 70, and 90, with headcodes such as 1S95, 1V68, 4S45, 4S59, and 6M00. The footage includes trains passing through locations like Birmingham New Street, Liverpool Lime Street, London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, Nottingham, Plymouth, and Kingsbury.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Day At Derby Station Lot off stuff leaving the Railway 200 Event 5th August 2025
This video captures a busy day at Derby Station, featuring a variety of trains and rail operations. It includes CrossCountry Voyagers, EMR class 170s and 222s, GWR HST power cars, Class 57 locomotives, and several other stock types. Operators such as Colas, Direct Rail Services, and Freightliner are represented, with movements observed across locations including Derby, Allerton Depot, Birmingham New Street, Crewe, and others. The footage also includes freight operations and historic steam locomotives.
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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.
This video captures railway activity at Cambridge North Platform 1, featuring services operated by Cross Country, Great Northern, and Greater Anglia. Trains include services between Stansted Airport, Birmingham New Street, Norwich, London Kings Cross, and Kings Lynn, with some running slightly late. Headcodes such as 1N59, 1L40, 1K81, and 1T38 are present, indicating various routes across the network.
A variety of train services are captured in this footage, including Greater Anglia and CrossCountry services operating between Cambridge North, London Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport, Ely, Norwich, and Birmingham New Street. Services include 2H36, 1L42, 1N61, 1T43, 1K78, 2H47, and 2T92, with some running late due to delays or electrical failures. The footage includes both arriving and departing trains at Cambridge North and other locations along the route.
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 captures a variety of railway activity across the UK, featuring GWR HST powercars en route to The Greatest Gathering, Colas Rail Class 67 No. 67027 operating between Toton and Westbury, and unusual wrong line working at Cheltenham Spa. Additional footage includes freight movements from multiple operators, with locations such as Derby, Gloucester, Nottingham, and Westbury appearing in the content. Headcodes and various train stock are also present throughout the recording.
This video captures train activity at Ely, featuring multiple classes and operators. Greater Anglia 755, Cross Country 170, Great Northern 387, Thameslink 700, and freight services are visible, including DB Railway 200 livery and new CrossCountry livery. The footage also includes a GBRF Class 66 at London Victoria and travel through several locations such as Cambridge, London King's Cross, and Burgess Hill.
This video captures railway scenes primarily at Lincoln Road, with additional footage from Foxcovert Road, Hurn Road, and Cock Lane. It features a range of train stock including classes 20, 37, 43, and 170, as well as the A1 Pacific Tornado, which is accompanied by diesel power due to fire risks. London Underground stock is shown en route to Siemens' "Railway Village" at Goole, while DB's 66200 is noted in its new Rail 200 livery. Various operators and locations are mentioned across the footage.
A Cross Country service with headcode 1N59 ran from Cambridge to Birmingham New Street on 10th July 2025, operating as train 170618. The service passed through Cambridge North Platform 2 and experienced a delay of 29 minutes due to a signalling fault near Cambridge Station. The journey was affected by a prior partial cancellation between Stansted Airport and Cambridge caused by a points failure.
A video shows CrossCountry services 170619 and 170618 passing through Cambridge North. Service 170619 is running 10 minutes late on the 1L40 route from Birmingham New Street to Stansted Airport, while service 170618 is 9 minutes late on the 1N59 route from Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street. The footage captures both trains at Cambridge North station, with additional locations including Cambridge, Birmingham New Street, and Stansted Airport mentioned in the context of the services.
This video captures train activity at Peterborough, featuring multiple services and locomotives. It includes trains operated by various companies such as C2C, Cross Country, East Coast, and others. The footage shows a range of rolling stock including classes 153, 158, and 170. Several locations are mentioned, including Doncaster, Leicester, and Birmingham New Street. Headcodes present in the video include 1A18, 1A25, and others, indicating different services running through the area.
A Cross Country service, operating as 1L44 from Birmingham New Street to Stansted Airport, is shown crossing the River Cam near Cambridge. The train, identified as stock number 170618, is captured on a hot and sunny day. The footage includes the train in motion along this section of the route.
A train marked 170618 crosses the River Cam near Cambridge North as part of service 1N65 operating between Cambridge and Birmingham New Street. The footage captures this Cross Country-operated journey, with all relevant details clearly recorded in the metadata.
It also features special guest trains, such as RailAdventure Class 43 powercars and Rail Operations Group locomotives hauling wagons. The footage includes various headcodes and showcases a range of stock numbers associated with the services.
A train featuring units 170618, 37510, and 66067 passes through Narborough. The video includes a mention of DB Schenker as an operator. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video captures train movements at Cambridge North station on 24 January 2025. Train 170618 is shown arriving from Birmingham New Street to Cambridge, while 700019 arrives from Ely, running three minutes late on service 1T35 towards London Kings Cross. Meanwhile, train 700026 departs Cambridge North Platform 2 heading to Ely as part of service 1T32. The footage includes activity involving Cross Country and Great Northern services at locations including Cambridge, Cambridge North, Ely, and Birmingham New Street.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 66, 70, 170, 220, 390, 444, 800, and 803. Specific units identified include 170453, 170618, 390119, 444011, 444015, 444019, 66773, 70807, and 803003. The footage appears to capture trains in a special Gay Pride liveried theme. While the operators associated with these units are listed, no specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a testing run involving the Hydroflex 799201, alongside Top & Tail 68 carrying nuclear flasks and wagons for repair in Stoke. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 166, 170, and 221, along with several headcodes associated with services operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, GWR, and Rail Express Systems. Locations shown include Barnt Green, Birmingham New Street, Bridgwater, Bristol Temple Meads, Cardiff Central, Cheltenham Spa, Manchester Piccadilly, and Worcester Foregate Street.
A Cross Country service, operating as 1N59, is shown passing through Cambridge North Platform 2 heading towards Ely. The train, identified as stock number 170618, is part of the Stansted Airport to Birmingham New Street route.
A Cross Country-operated Turbostar 170618 is shown passing through Cambridge North en route to Cambridge on a service heading from Birmingham New Street. The train was working headcode 1L46.
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.
A Cross Country-operated 170-class Turbostar train, numbered 170618, is shown in a new 'trainbows' livery running late on service 1L38 between Birmingham New Street and Cambridge. The delay was caused by a road vehicle colliding with a bridge. The footage captures the train during its journey on this route.
This video captures train movements at Nuneaton, part of the Trent Valley Line. It features services operated by Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, and others, with trains including classes 170 and 221. The footage includes various headcodes and shows activity on both the Down Fast and Up Fast lines. Additional locations mentioned include Birmingham New Street, Stafford, and others, though specific route details are not provided.
The video captures various train movements and railway operations around Werrington Junction. It includes Network Rail's repurposed Class 153 units used for track inspections, a VolkerRail tamper on route learning duties, and Vintage Trains 7029 Clun Castle during a day tour. The footage also shows the Rail Head Treatment Train in operation and mentions agricultural activities near the tracks. Several locations such as Lincoln, Stamford, and Finsbury Park are referenced, along with multiple operators including Network Rail and Vintage Trains.
This video captures railway activity around Werrington Junction, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Highlights include Rail Adventure 43s, Class 20s hauling a Class 37, and the 67007 on a rail tour. The footage includes scenes from Cock Lane, Hurn Road, and Lincoln Road. Multiple locations such as Werrington Junction, Birmingham New Street, and Manchester Piccadilly are mentioned, along with various headcodes and operators including RailAdventure, Network Rail, and others.
This video features a number of railway locomotives, including Deltic 55009, and several Class 170 and Class 66 units. The footage is set on the West Somerset Railway and includes a train with headcode 6M50. The scene shows two locomotives and an MPV in operation. Operators associated with the content include Cross Country and GBRF.
This video features a variety of train classes including 47, 91, 158, 170, 387, and 801 operating on the East Coast Main Line between Liverpool Street and Peterborough. The footage includes services operated by West Coast Railways, LNER, Cross Country, Great Northern, and East Midlands Trains. The journey took place during a weekend when engineering works restricted service to the southern end of the line, prompting two return trips. The video captures multiple locomotives and operators in action along routes that include Peterborough, Liverpool Street, March, and Newcastle.
This video captures railway activity in Cambridge and Hatfield during July 2022, featuring multiple train classes operated by various rail services. It includes footage of Great Northern class 717 and LNER class 800 trains, as well as classes 66, 170, 387, 700, 720, and 755 from operators such as Anglia Railways, Cross Country, GBrF, Thameslink, and others. The footage provides a snapshot of train movements in the region during that time.
This video captures scenes from Small Heath, Widney Manor, and Lapworth stations along the line connecting Birmingham to Leamington Spa. It includes footage of various rail stock, including classes 170, 20, 47, 58, and 66, as well as headcodes such as 1R32, 1T52, and 5Z47. The content features operations involving East Midlands Railway and EWS. Several locations along the route are highlighted, including Leamington Spa, Southall, and Stratford.
The video captures various train movements around Werrington Junction, featuring freight and passenger services. Notable trains include GBRf 66797 carrying ballast, 66701 transporting empty rail wagons, and DB Cargo's 66088 operated by a subscriber on a container service. The footage also includes EMR class 156 and 170 units, Grand Central 180s, LNER 91s, and Azumas. Freight operations are prominent, with several services navigating the Joint Line due to congestion. Locations such as Peterborough, Lincoln, and London Gateway are featured, along with operators including GBRf, Cross Country, and DB Schenker.
This video features a variety of trains operating across different routes in the UK. Trains include services from operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), First Great Western, Freightliner, and GBRF. Locations mentioned include Birmingham New Street, Bridgwater, Bristol Temple Meads, Glasgow Central, Gloucester, Manchester Piccadilly, Nottingham, and Worcester Foregate Street. Headcodes present in the video include 1M49, 1M53, 1M68, 1M99, 1S49, 1S51, 1V10, 1V11, 1V56, and 2V92.
This video captures train movements around Werrington Junction, featuring freight and passenger services. It includes Colas Class 37 locomotives on a test train and several Class 66 locomotives, including 66765 and 66766, which were involved in returning coaching stock from an East Anglia staff outing. The footage was recorded from locations including Lincoln Road, Hurn Road, and Cock Lane.
This video features two trains: 170618 operating on the route from Cardiff Central to Nottingham with headcode 1M99, and 66065 running between Corby and Margam with headcode 6V92. The footage includes scenes from Worcestershire Parkway, Cardiff Central, Corby, and Nottingham. The trains are associated with operators Cross Country and DB Schenker.
This video captures multiple freight trains passing through various locations across the UK. Trains with headcodes including 6M82, 6G16, 6G65, and others are shown traveling between locations such as Walsall, Doncaster, Felixstowe, Scunthorpe, and Eastleigh. The footage includes a range of freight services operated by companies like Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, and GBRF. The video highlights the continuous movement of freight traffic on different routes, with several trains visible in the background.
This video captures freight traffic and train movements around Werrington Junction and nearby locations, including Glinton Junction, Doncaster, Lincoln, Peterborough, and Stowmarket. It features various locomotives such as Class 43, 57, and 37, with mentions of freight operations on the East Coast Main Line and Joint Line. The footage includes views from Hurn Road and Cock Lane, highlighting congestion caused by freight trains. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Hanson & Hall, and Network Rail.