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185101
Class 185
Videos featuring 185101
This video captures train operations in Yorkshire, featuring services at York, Whitby, Wakefield Kirkgate, and Glaisdale. Trains include DMU classes 156, 185, and 802, along with a heritage class 37 diesel train operated by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The footage includes trains operated by Northern and Transpennine. Some stock details are identified, but headcodes are not present in the record.
This video captures a variety of trains at York Station in April 2026, including railtours such as ‘The Plant’ GBRF tour and ‘The Great Britain XVIII’ from Newcastle to London Euston. Other notable sightings include the PLPR test train, EPR 37s in sidings, and the Pullman HST from Inverness to St Albans. Trains featured span multiple operators and classes, with movements recorded across various locations including Derby, Inverness, and London Euston. Headcodes and stock details are included for reference.
This video captures disrupted train services at Stockport Station, with multiple trains visible in the scene. Several rail vehicles, including classes 150 and 156, are identified, though no specific operator is noted for these units. The footage includes references to various locations across the UK rail network, such as Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, and Manchester Piccadilly. Headcodes associated with trains in the video include 1A59, 1A61, and others. The recording provides a snapshot of railway activity at Stockport, highlighting potential service disruptions and the variety of train services operating in the region.
This video explores the Transpennine Route Upgrade, a major rail infrastructure project transforming travel between Manchester, Leeds, and York. The upgrade is described as a key foundation for future rail developments in the region, with significant investment and progress already achieved. The content highlights the project's scale, its potential impact on both passenger and freight services, and ongoing efforts to complete the work. Various railway locations across northern England are mentioned, along with several operators associated with the route. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video discusses the Network North project and insights from a Freedom of Information request, along with an interview teaser about the Northern Powerhouse Rail report by the National Audit Office. It also previews content on the Transpennine Route Upgrade and covers various railway news updates. Locations mentioned include Blackpool North, Bradford Interchange, Glasgow Central, and the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Operators referenced are Avanti West Coast, Lumo, Northern, and Transpennine. The video includes information about ticket sales, infrastructure developments, and community projects related to railways.
It features a variety of passenger and freight trains, including DB Cargo UK and GB Railfreight Class 66 locomotives, Grand Central Class 180 and 221 units, Northern Trains Class 150 and 158 units, and TransPennine Express Class 185s. The footage includes services operated by multiple rail companies, with trains running between locations such as Bradford Interchange, Hebden Bridge, Huddersfield, Knottingley, Manchester Victoria, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, and Rochdale.
This video features a variety of trains captured at York and other locations across the UK, including Birmingham New Street, Bristol Temple Meads, Glasgow Central, Knowsley Freight Terminal, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Airport, Manchester Piccadilly, and Manchester Victoria. The footage includes multiple train stock types such as classes 150, 153, 155, 158, 170, and 180, along with associated headcodes like 1A61, 1A64, 1B18, and others. Several operators are represented in the metadata, including British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Eastern Rail Services, Eurostar, GBRF, Grand Central, Intercity, and LNER.
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It features multiple locomotives including Class 156 and Class 37 units, with operators such as Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, and others. The footage includes notable events like a quadruple-headed steam train, a Class 66 with a track machine, and a Class 90 passing through the area. The video highlights the scenic and operational aspects of this key railway junction.
This video captures a train arriving at Clifton Down. The train includes Class 165 unit 165134 and Class 185 unit 185101. The operator associated with the video is GWR, and the location featured is Clifton Down. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures a variety of trains at Copmanthorpe level crossing, south of York. It includes London North Eastern Railway InterCity 225s and Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Lumo Class 803 EMUs, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 802 'Nova 1' Bi-Mode and Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, Northern Class 195 'Civity' and Class 158/155 DMUs, DB Cargo/Freightliner Class 66 diesel locomotives, a Network Rail Track Machine, and an SB Rail tamper.
This video features railway stock including a Class 165 and Class 185 unit, operated by GWR. It was recorded at Bristol Temple Meads. A headcode of 8M86 is also present in the footage. The content provides a glimpse into rail operations at this location with the specified train types.
This video features trainspotting activity at Dawlish Warren and surrounding areas, capturing a variety of railway stock including classes 150, 158, 165, 166, and 185. The footage includes locations such as Bank, Dawlish, Newton Abbot, Paignton, Taunton, and York, with operators associated with Cross Country, GWR, and Network Rail. While no headcodes are identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of train movements across multiple sites in the region.
This video captures train activity at Doncaster and other locations along the East Coast Main Line. It features various locomotives, including classes 150, 158, and 170, alongside multiple operators such as British Railways, Cross Country, and East Midlands Railway. Headcodes identified include 0D71, 1A31, and others, indicating a range of services running through the area. The footage provides a glimpse into rail operations on this key route, showcasing different trains passing through stations like Biggleswade, Cleethorpes, and Grimsby Town.
Trains from multiple operators including LNER, Northern, Grand Central, Hull Trains, Lumo, CrossCountry, and TransPennine are present. The footage includes several classes of rolling stock such as 150, 158, 170, and 180 series units. Locations mentioned include Doncaster, Bradford Interchange, Bridlington, Cleethorpes, Felixstowe, Liverpool Lime Street, Peterborough, Preston, Scarborough, and Sunderland. Headcodes identified range from 0D42 to 1B72.
A cold morning at Horbury cutting features several trains passing through. The footage includes train 185101 operating on a service from York to Manchester Piccadilly, 37218 running between Leicester L.I.P and Stalybridge, 185106 heading from Manchester Piccadilly to York, and 66602 travelling from Dewsbury Blue Circle to Hope Earles Sidings. The video captures these services at a time when the area is likely quiet, offering a glimpse of rail activity in the region.
A video shows Class 165101 departing Clifton Down, part of the 2K10 service from Taunton to Severn Beach. The train was running approximately seven minutes late at 08:07. Additional stock information includes Class 185101, and locations mentioned are Clifton Down, Taunton, and Severn Beach. The operator associated with the service is GWR.
This video discusses the NXEC franchise on the East Coast Mainline, examining whether it should be considered a failed franchise. It is part of a series exploring train companies that have struggled with their franchise agreements or faced criticism from passengers and industry professionals. The content includes references to various railway operators, locations along the East Coast Mainline, and specific stock classes identified in the footage. While no headcodes are provided, the video offers insights into the challenges faced by rail franchises and the broader context of railway operations in the UK.
This video explores the history of Transpennine Express, focusing on its challenges and eventual failure in its franchise agreement. It discusses the events leading to the government taking over the franchise in May 2023. The content includes references to various railway operators, locations across England and Scotland, and specific stock units associated with different classes of rolling stock. While some details about train operations may be limited, the video provides an overview of the company's journey and its impact on the rail network.
It shows Class 20 locomotive 20007 operating as a light engine heading to Long Marston, and later, Class 197 locomotive 197021 undergoing testing. The footage also includes scenes from an ASLEF strike day at Gloucester, with limited train movements recorded. Other stock identified in the video includes Classes 165, 166, and 185. The locations featured are Severn Valley Railway, Gloucester, and Moreton-in-Marsh.
It features London North Eastern Railway Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Lumo Class 803 EMUs, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 802 'Nova 1' Bi-Mode units, Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, and Northern Class 156 'Super Sprinter' DMUs. The footage includes trains operating across several locations including Aberdeen, London King's Cross, Manchester Airport, Penzance, Plymouth, Saltburn, and Sunderland.
This video features a journey through several stations in the Warrington area, with mentions of locations including Bank, Glazebrook, Irlam, Lake, Newton, Thornaby, and Warrington West. Trains identified include classes 156 and 185, operated by Northern and Transpennine. The content appears to document a personal visit to these stations, with some challenges encountered along the way. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Northallerton, capturing services operated by LNER, Transpennine, Grand Central, and Cross Country. Trains seen include Class 185 units, with one identified as 185101. The footage also hints at future content involving train spotting at Hungerford. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures railway scenes from Manchester Piccadilly, Leeds, and Wakefield Westgate. It features various train classes including 150, 175, 185, and others, with footage of loco-hauled services and different types of rolling stock. Operators such as British Railways, Transpennine, LNER, and others are represented in the scenes. The video includes shots of trains departing from key locations, offering a glimpse into railway operations across these regions.
This video captures footage from Leeds Station, featuring multiple train units including classes 150, 158, and 185. The recording includes operational activity involving Transpennine and other operators. Additional locations mentioned include York, Plymouth, Scarborough, and Alstom. Headcodes observed are 1E25 and 1V50. The content provides a snapshot of rail operations during an early morning period at the station.
This video contains footage of various railway stock, including classes 185, 37, 40, 55, 56, 66, and 68, though no operator or location details are confirmed in the content. The footage appears to be from older recordings, with no headcodes identified. The uploader notes that recent views have been limited, suggesting this may be the last set of clips for a while.
A video captures a TransPennine Express Class 185 DMU, numbered 185101, accelerating south of Northallerton. The footage is from a service traveling between Middlesbrough and Manchester Airport. No headcode information is available in the record.
A TransPennine Express Class 185 'Desiro' diesel multiple unit, numbered 185101, is shown passing through Northallerton at speed. The footage captures the train as part of an express service between Newcastle and Manchester Airport. The video provides a glimpse of the unit in operation on this route. Some details such as the headcode are not included in the record.
A GWR Castle Class 4-6-0 locomotive, numbered 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe', is shown leading a rail tour from Derby to York. The footage captures the train passing through Swinton and arriving at York. The tour is identified by headcode 1Z43. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, First Great Western, and GWR. Locations featured in the video include Derby, Chesterfield, Warwick, and York.
This video features a variety of train services recorded at Lancaster and surrounding areas. It includes Virgin Trains Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, Class 221 Super Voyager DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 350 Desiro EMUs and Class 185 Desiro DMUs, Northern Class 156 Super Sprinter DMUs, Class 153 Sprinter DMUs, Class 144 and 142 Pacer DMUs, as well as a Freightliner Class 70 diesel locomotive. The footage captures different train types operating in the region during August 2016.
A TransPennine Express Class 185 'Desiro' DMU, numbered 185101, is shown departing from Lancaster with a Northern service heading towards Barrow-in-Furness. The operators involved are TransPennine Express and Northern, with the locations of Lancaster and Barrow-in-Furness featured. No headcode information is available for this recording.