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175009
Class 175
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1W93
15 Jun 2023
2 videos with 175009
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Videos featuring 175009
This video captures train activity at Par and nearby locations, including Penzance and Plymouth. A variety of rail stock is visible, including classes 150, 175, 220, and 43, along with headcode 2P21. Operators featured include Colas, Cross Country, GWR, and Southeastern. The footage provides a snapshot of railway operations in the region.
This video captures train activity at Bodmin Parkway in Cornwall, featuring services operated by GWR and CrossCountry. Trains seen include those heading to Plymouth, Penzance, Exeter St David’s, London Paddington, and the North. A Transport for Wales Class 175 is also visible during testing. The footage includes a variety of train stock, including classes 150, 175, 43, and 802.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
“Cambridge PSB” 66733 4Z90 Masborough N&W Gbrf to Parkeston Ss Gbrf & 195009 bonus 21/2/2026
This video features a freight train operated by GBRF, including locomotive 66733 and a service with headcode 4Z90 running from Masborough to Parkeston. It also shows a passenger train with headcode 1L80 operated by Northern, traveling from Lincoln to Leeds. Additional footage includes a train with headcode 1L80 calling at platform 2 at Gainsborough Lea Road. The video captures railway activity in locations including Cambridge, Retford, and Gainsborough Lea Road.
This video features a variety of railway operations, including GBRf Class 60s on hire to DCR, Class 37, Class 50, and Class 69 locomotives in stock moves. It also covers Class 33s working a railtour over the new East West Rail line. Several locomotive units are identified with specific headcodes and locations across various stations, including Bicester Village, Great Yarmouth, Leicester, and others. The footage includes scenes of trains operating on different routes, highlighting a range of railway activities.
This video explores the history and performance of Great Western Railway (GWR) since its rebranding in 2015, examining its role as a major operator in Western England. It references various railway operators, including First Great Western, British Railways, and others, alongside locations such as Bristol Temple Meads, Worcester Foregate Street, and Severn Tunnel Junction. The content includes mentions of train stock classes 143, 150, and 153, though specific operator associations for these vehicles are not provided.
A Rail Operations Group-operated British Rail Class 175 Coradia 1000, consisting of units 175004 and 175009, is shown crossing the River Cam near Cambridge on its way back to Ely. The train was working an empty NPCCS (PV) service with headcode 5Q49, operating between Cambridge T.&R.S.M.D. and Ely Mlf Papworth Sidings. The footage captures this movement on what appears to be a routine freight operation.
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The Class 180 Adelante Story, a FAILURE? (Revised and Re-Published Version)
This video explores the history of the Class 180 Adelante, a diesel-hydraulic multiple unit passenger train fleet manufactured by Alstom between 2000 and 2001. Originally ordered by First Great Western to increase services on routes including London Paddington, Newport, Cardiff, and Swansea, the Class 180 was designed for high-speed operations. The video also references other rail classes such as the Class 175, Class 460, and Class 802, along with various operators and locations across the UK network.
This video explores the history and recent challenges faced by Chiltern Railways, one of the UK's major passenger train operating companies. It discusses how the company has transitioned from being a top-performing operator to facing criticism from some passengers in a relatively short period. The content highlights efforts by Chiltern to recover and regain its reputation, while acknowledging the positive aspects of the company and its staff. Several locations associated with Chiltern Railways are mentioned, including Aylesbury Vale Parkway, Bicester Village, Birmingham Moor Street, and others. Train stock numbers from the 165 class are also identified in the video.
A video shows a Transport For Wales-operated Class 175 diesel multiple unit, numbered 175009, moving on a stock transfer. The train is captured near Watford Junction on the West Coast Main Line, with the route extending from Crewe to Ilford Electric Multiple Unit Depot. The headcode 5Q50 is associated with the movement. No further details about the journey or context are provided in the metadata.
It features Transport for Wales Class 67 locomotives hauling passenger trains, as well as COLAS Class 56 and GBRf Class 66 units working freight services. Multiple train sets are shown operating between locations including Cardiff Central, Manchester Piccadilly, Holyhead, Crewe, Chirk, and Baglan. Headcodes such as 1W23, 1W27, 1W96, and others are identified, highlighting the range of services recorded along the route.
This video features trains at Crewe, with several locomotives identified including classes 153, 175, 350, and 390. The footage also includes a tour of Basford Hall. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Colas, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, Intercity, London Northwestern Railway, Network Rail, and Southeastern. Locations shown are Crewe, Alstom, and Angel. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video features train spotting at Warrington Bank Quay, capturing services operated by Avanti West Coast and Transport for Wales. Trains seen include Class 175 and Class 390 units, with one additional train of an unspecified class also present. The footage includes views from Warrington Bank Quay and nearby locations. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features railway-related photos taken from the 1980s to the 2000s, capturing scenes from Severn Tunnel Junction, Marshfield, Newport, Cardiff, and Landore. It includes a range of rolling stock classes such as 142, 143, and 153, along with references to various operators including British Railways, GWR, and others. The locations mentioned span several areas across Wales and England, highlighting the diversity of railway sites covered in the collection.
This video features a collection of train footage captured across several locations in the north of England, including Nantwich, Crewe, and Stafford. A variety of locomotives are shown, including classes 175, 37, 56, 57, 60, and 66, though specific operators associated with these units are not identified in the metadata. The clips include different train workings and may provide an overview of rail activity in the region during the recording period.
This video features railway footage from South Wales, showing double-headed 56-class locomotives climbing Stormy Bank. It also includes historical content from 1996 depicting heavy freight operations involving 47s, 56s, and 60-class locomotives transporting coal, oil, iron ore, and steel. Additional locations mentioned include Cardiff Central, March, Ore, and Tondu. The video notes that the long climb at Stormy Bank is currently obstructed by overgrown vegetation.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Royal Train, 68024 at Cardiff and Newport, Last coal at Tower.Feb.24th 2017
The video captures railway scenes in Wales, featuring several locomotives including 68024, 66511, 66519, 67005, and 67006. It includes footage from locations such as Newport, Aberdare, Mountain Ash, Avonmouth, and Pontyclun. The audio mentions the Royal Train and Freightliner services, along with references to coal imports and the closure of Hirwaun colliery. Other locomotives noted are 175009, 43022, and 66037. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Freightliner, and others. Headcodes 4C46 and 6C45 are also identified.
The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 142, 150, 158, 175, 37, and 507, with headcodes including 1D31, 1D34, 1V91, 6J37, and 6K41. The locations shown include Carlisle, Chester, Deganwy, Holyhead, Llandudno, Llandudno Junction, Shotton, and University. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), First Great Western, Merseyrail, Northern, Scot Rail, and South Western Railway.
This video features travel on trains and buses across several locations in Merseyside, The Wirral, Chester, and Stafford. Various train stock including classes 142, 150, 175, 350, and 66 are identified, though operators are not specified. Locations mentioned include Chester, Crewe, Hooton, Llandudno, and Stafford. The content provides a visual record of rail and bus travel from this period, with limited additional metadata available.
A video captures Arriva Trains Wales unit 175009 at Winsford. The footage shows the train in a static setting, with no further details provided about its operation or journey. The location of Winsford is clearly identified, but operator and headcode information are not available in the record. The video offers a brief glimpse of the train at this Cheshire location.
A video captures DB 60049 passing through Newport station in South Wales. The footage includes several British Rail Class 175 and Class 60 diesel units, though operators are not specified for these stock items. The location of the event is clearly identified as Newport. No headcode information is available in the metadata.
This video features a visit to Crewe Station, with footage captured from Stafford. It includes various railway units such as classes 153, 175, 350, 47, 57, and 66, along with mentions of Tamper, Pendelinos, and Voyagers. The locations shown are Crewe and Stafford, and the operators involved include Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, Europhoenix, Freightliner, and GBRF. No headcodes were identified in the footage.