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185108
Class 185
Videos featuring 185108
West Coast Mainline trains
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This video showcases various regular passenger train types operating through Mexborough. It includes Northern Railway Class 150 units on Sheffield to Adwick services, occasional use of Class 158 units on the same route, and Class 170 units serving the Sheffield to Scarborough service. TransPennine Express Class 185 units are seen on a Cleethorpes to Liverpool service, while X-Country Voyagers operate North-east to South-west routes. The footage also captures unusual movements, such as a Voyager unit using the Roundwood chord typically reserved for freight trains.
This footage captures a pair of Colas Class 43 power cars operating in the Mexborough area, likely as part of training exercises. Other trains filmed include X-Country service 220014, which was observed using the Roundwood chord—a route typically reserved for contingency purposes. Additional trains and locations featured in the video include Adwick, Cleethorpes, Doncaster, Liverpool Lime Street, Newcastle, Reading, Scarborough, Sheffield, and York.
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 explores three different train services connecting Reading and Basingstoke, featuring operators including Cross Country, GWR, South Western Railway, and Loram. The journey includes stops at various locations such as Arley, Dean, Denton, East Acton, Hadfield, Johnston, Lake, Newton, and Poole. Stock details include classes 165 and 185, though specific operators for these units are not provided in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Manchester Piccadilly, featuring services operated by Transport for Wales, TPE, Northern Trains, Avanti West Coast, and East Midlands Railway, along with freight movements. The footage includes various train stock types such as classes 185, 195, 323, 331, and 390. Locations mentioned include Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Airport, Liverpool Lime Street, Bournemouth, Chester, and others. Headcodes observed in the video are 2G15 and 2U55.
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 a variety of train movements at York Station in March 2026, including special steam tours and regular services. Notable appearances include the ‘Whitby Flyer’ steam tour with locomotive 45407 ‘The Lancashire Fusilier,’ as well as 86259 ‘Les Ross.’ The footage also features 60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ returning to York from Birmingham and LNER’s reintroduction of InterCity 225 services to Newcastle. Other trains seen include NMT HST units and various headcodes associated with different operators.
This video captures a variety of trains at Northallerton and other locations across the UK. It includes LNER Intercity 225 (Class 91/82), LNER AZUMA (Class 800/801), Grand Central (Class 180), TransPennine Express (Class 185/802), Cross Country (Class 220/221), and GB Railfreight and DB Cargo (Class 66). Multiple operators are represented, with headcodes indicating various services. The footage provides a snapshot of train activity at different sites, showcasing a range of rolling stock and operations.
This video captures a selection of trains at York Station in February 2026, featuring various classes and operators. Trains include LNER Class 800 & 801 Azumas, TransPennine Express Class 185s & 802s, Grand Central Class 180s, CrossCountry Class 220 & 221 Voyagers, Class 170s & 195, Lumo Class 803, 125 Group HST, Europhoenix 37218, and others. The footage also includes trains at locations such as Askham Bar and mentions of specific headcodes. Some notable trains include a refurbished CrossCountry Voyager and 37218 starting up in the Parcel Sidings.
This video discusses the UK's rail capacity challenges, highlighting the high frequency of train services and questioning whether this addresses overcrowding. It explores the reasoning behind current service patterns without providing specific operational details. The footage includes trains from various operators such as Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, and Northern, captured at locations including Accrington, Blackburn, and Belle Vue. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of trains operating at Doncaster and Cleethorpes, including Class 150, Class 170, and Class 185 units. The footage includes multiple train types such as Rail Grinders, Class 43, Class 66, Class 91/DVT, Class 220, Class 800, and Class 801. Operators represented in the video include BR - Sectors, Colas, Cross Country, GBRF, LNER, Network Rail, Northern, Transpennine, Virgin Trains, and West Midlands Trains. The record is limited in that headcodes are not included.
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.
It includes footage of Class 66 locomotives, track machines, and rare traction units, with notable mentions of DRS track machine DR75303 and various headcodes. The session highlights the dynamic nature of railway operations in a key UK rail hub.
This video discusses the Class 185 trains, which were introduced in 2006 as a modern solution for Trans-Pennine rail travel. Despite their functionality, they have become known for frequent overcrowding over the past two decades. The footage includes various train stock numbers, with some associated with operators like Chiltern Railways, EWS, First Great Western, Intercity, and Transpennine. Locations mentioned include Bolton, Dewsbury, March, Redcar Central, Scarborough, and York. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features two rail vehicles identified as 165108 and 185108. The operator associated with the content is GWR. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The record contains limited information, with some key fields missing.
A Class 165 diesel multiple unit passes through Lawrence Hill Station as part of service 2C25, which runs between Gloucester and Westbury. The train is noted to be three minutes early. Multiple stock units are identified in the footage, including Class 165 units numbered 165105 and 165108, along with a Class 185 unit numbered 185108. The operator associated with the service is GWR.
A journey south between Thirsk and York is captured onboard a Transpennine Express Class 185 DMU, specifically unit 185108. The footage shows the 13:51 service from Saltburn to Manchester Airport, which consists of six carriages. The route includes stops at Thirsk, York, Saltburn, and Manchester Airport. While operator details are provided, headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Doncaster Station and nearby locations, featuring a variety of locomotives including Classes 56, 60, 66, and 153. The footage was filmed over an extended period with the assistance of friends and local spotters. Several operators are associated with the recorded trains, though specific service details are not provided. The video includes a range of headcodes and showcases different railway scenes from multiple locations across the UK.
This video features train spotting at Redcar Central, capturing services operated by Northern and Transpennine. The footage includes various train classes such as Class 156, Class 158, and Class 185. Additional locations mentioned include Tipton, which is referenced as the subject of a future video. Some operational details like headcodes are not included in the current record.
This video captures movements at Leeds station, featuring services operated by LNER, Northern, Transpennine, Cross Country, and other operators. It includes a variety of train stock, including classes 150, 158, 170, 185, 220, 331, and 333. The footage was recorded over a few hours on a Thursday afternoon and includes a freight service. Several locations are shown, including Bounds Green, Doncaster, Grantham, London King's Cross, Stevenage, and Wakefield Westgate. A headcode of 2D99 is also present in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at York and other locations across the UK. It includes London North Eastern Railway InterCity 225s and Azuma units, Lumo Class 803 EMUs, Grand Central Class 180 DMUs, Cross Country Class 220/221 Voyager DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 68 diesel locomotives and Class 185 Desiro DMUs, Northern Class 195 Civity and Class 155 Sprinter DMUs, as well as GBRF/DRS Class 66 freight locomotives and a West Coast Railways Class 47 diesel locomotive. Multiple operators are represented in the footage.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at York and other locations on the East Coast Mainline. It includes London North Eastern Railway InterCity 225s, Class 801 'Azuma' EMUs, a Lumo Class 803 EMU, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 802 'Nova 1' Bi-Mode units and Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, along with a Northern Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMU and a stabled Class 37 diesel locomotive. Operators represented include LNER, Cross Country, Lumo, TransPennine Express, and Northern.
This video provides a vlog-style overview of Barnetby train station, showcasing the trains that pass through and the surrounding rail lines. Several train stock types are identified, including classes 170, 185, 37, 60, and 66, though no specific operators are associated with them. The video also references nearby locations such as Airport, Doncaster, Leicester, Lincoln, and Sheffield. No headcodes were detected in the metadata.
It includes various services traveling between locations such as Belmont, Church Fenton, Knottingley, Leeds, Marsden, Sunderland, and Thirsk. Several train numbers and headcodes are featured, including 150205, 158845, 180108, 185108, 56078, and 66706, among others. The footage includes some clips with image stabilisation issues noted by the uploader.
This video features a collection of railway photographs primarily taken in Carlisle, with some images from other locations including Leeds, Newcastle, and March. The content includes shots of various locomotives, such as classes 142 and 156, though specific operators are not identified. Some photos were captured during trips organized by Railways Illustrated magazine and a Daily Mail ticket promotion. The footage offers a visual record of railway operations and events around Carlisle over several years.
This video captures trains at Manchester Piccadilly Station, with additional locations including Alderley Edge, Buxton, Hazel Grove, and Piccadilly. The footage features a variety of train stock, including classes 142, 150, 156, and 158, though operators are not specified for these units. Several railway operators are associated with the video, including Cross Country, First Great Western, Network Rail, Northern, Scot Rail, Transpennine, and Virgin Trains. The record lacks headcode information, which may limit details about specific services.
This video captures a once-weekly parliamentary service running between Stockport and Stalybridge. The route includes stops at Denton, Guide Bridge, Hadfield, Reddish South, and Stockport. The train is operated by Northern and features a mix of Class 142, 153, and 185 rolling stock. The journey takes place on Fridays at 09:22 from Stockport. No headcode information is available in the record.
It includes Virgin Trains East Coast 225s and HSTs, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, Grand Central HSTs, and GBRF Class 66 freight locomotives. Additional locations shown include Hope, Lee, Middlesbrough, Sunderland, and Yarm.
A TransPennine Express Class 185 DMU, numbered 185108, is shown departing Northallerton on a service between Middlesbrough and Manchester Airport. The footage captures the train in its newly re-liveried appearance. The locations featured include Northallerton, Middlesbrough, and Manchester Airport. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A pair of Cross Country Class 220 'Voyager' diesel multiple units are seen coupled together passing through Northallerton at high speed, heading towards Glasgow Central. The footage captures the movement of these units on what appears to be a regional or intercity route. The operators involved include Cross Country and Transpennine. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video captures Transpennine Class 185 unit 185108 at Hull Paragon Interchange in its new TPE livery. Additional Class 158 units, including 158840, 158848, and 158904, are also present. The location is clearly identified as Hull Paragon Interchange, though no headcodes are noted in the metadata.
Among the stock present are Freightliner Class 66s 66431 and 66522, Direct Rail Services (DRS) units, an Arriva Class 57 numbered 57314, and a TPEX unit 185116. The footage also includes references to locations such as Preston, York, and Manchester Airport. Operational challenges on the East Coast Main Line via York are mentioned, but the video primarily focuses on freight activity observed during a prolonged stay at Preston station.