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185116
Class 185
Videos featuring 185116
Trains include LNER Class 800 & 801 Azuma’s, InterCity 225s, TransPennine Express Class 185s, Lumo Class 803, Hull Trains Class 802 Paragon, Northern Class 150, 158s & 170, Grand Central Class 180, EMR Class 170, and others. The footage also includes the steam-hauled 'White Rose' tour operated by 34028 'Eddystone'. A mix of services is shown passing through Doncaster on the East Coast Main Line.
Filmed primarily at Sheffield, it includes footage of passenger services such as EMR Classes 170, 222 & 810, TransPennine Express Class 185s, CrossCountry Class 220 & 221 Voyagers, and Northern Classes 150, 158, 170 & 195. Additional scenes feature a light engine move involving 37610 and 20303, as well as a clip of LNER 91107 at Leeds. The video also references trains operating on the East Lancashire Railway and other locations across the network.
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TRAINS AT EDALE , Every Train Through This Stunning Peak District Station in 36°C Heat! 25/06/26
This video captures train movements at Edale Station in the Peak District National Park during a hot summer day. It features services operated by Transpennine Express, Northern, and freight operators, including locomotives such as Class 158 and Class 170 units. The footage includes various trains passing through between 08:50 and 15:20, with some heading towards locations like Cleethorpes, Sheffield, and Norwich. Edale Station is highlighted for its scenic setting and appeal to railway enthusiasts and visitors.
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Trains At SkeltonJn (York) & York With 5043+37240 On 12th June 2026
This video captures railway activity at York and Skelton Junction, featuring multiple trains including classes 150, 153, 155, 158, and 180. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Cross Country, LNER, and others. Headcodes such as 1A65, 1E07, and 1E14 are present, along with locations like Birmingham New Street, Blackpool North, and Bristol Temple Meads. The content provides a snapshot of train movements across various UK locations during an unspecified time period.
Trains include Class 66 freight locomotives operated by multiple companies, Grand Central's Class 180 diesel-electric units, and London North Eastern Railway’s Azuma Class 800 and 801 electric trains. The footage shows services running during a weekday midday period in January 2026, with trains passing through several locations across North Yorkshire and beyond.
This video captures train activity at York and Skelton Junction, featuring multiple railcars and locomotives. The footage includes various classes of rolling stock such as 150, 153, 155, 158, 170, and 180, along with associated headcodes like 0D27, 1A61, and 1E13. Several operators are listed in the metadata, including British Railways, Cross Country, LNER, and others, though no specific operator is confirmed for the trains shown. The video also references locations such as Bounds Green, Bridlington, Glasgow Central, and Scarborough, indicating a range of railway activity across different regions.
Notable sightings include HSTs such as the Intercity Swallow and Midland Pullman, along with other stock types like Class 150, 170, 180, 185, and 333. Trains pass through locations including Saltburn, Belmont, Newcastle, and Cleethorpes, with some services heading towards Edinburgh, London, and Inverness. Operator mentions include East Coast, Grand Central, Cross Country, and DB Schenker. Headcodes such as 1A70, 2B64, and 2R21 are also noted in the footage.
This video captures a variety of trains at Northallerton and other locations along the East Coast Main Line. Trains include LNER Intercity 225 (Class 91/82), LNER AZUMA (Class 801/800), Cross Country (Class 220/221), TransPennine Express (Class 802/185), Grand Central (Class 180), and GB Railfreight (Class 66). The footage features multiple train types operating under different operators, with headcodes such as 1E26, 1N12, 1V71, and 4N51 identified.
This video provides an overview of British diesel multiple units (DMUs), tracing their development from the early lightweight prototypes of the 1950s to modern models like the Desiro. It features various classes and sub-classes operating across different locations in Britain, including Derby, Fleet, Sheffield, University, and Wressle. The content covers historical eras such as the Blue Era, Sector Years, and the introduction of newer models like the Sprinter. Operators mentioned include British Railways, First Great Western, GWR, Network Rail, Northern, South Western Railway, and Southern.
This video captures railway activity near Stallingborough and surrounding areas, featuring multiple train services. Trains identified include classes 153, 156, 158, and 185, with headcodes such as 1B70, 1B77, and 2T21. The footage includes locations like Barrow Haven, Barton-on-Humber, Cleethorpes, Grimsby Town, Manchester Piccadilly, Newark Northgate, and Thornton Abbey. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, DB Schenker, EWS, Network Rail, Northern, and Transpennine. The content provides a visual record of train movements across these locations during an unspecified period.
This video features trains operating in the North East of England, including services from LNER, Cross Country, Northern, and Transpennine Express. Trains spotted include LNER AZUMA (Class 800/801), Cross Country (Class 220/221), Northern (Class 156/158), and Transpennine Express (Class 185/802). Specific trains noted are LNER AZUMA services from Darlington and special events such as "Celebrating Scotland" and "Together," along with Transpennine Express services like "Unity" and "Andysmanclub." The footage captures train movements in Newcastle, Darlington, Northallerton, Thirsk, and York.
This video captures footage from Preston station, featuring a variety of trains and operators. It includes stock such as classes 150, 156, 185, 195, 331, 390, 58, and 68, operated by Northern, Avanti West Coast, TransPennine Express, and Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage includes several headcodes and was filmed during a short stop at Preston following travel disruptions.
This video captures rail activity at several locations across the UK, including Bangor, Chester, Warrington Bank Quay, Warrington Central, and Urmston. It features multiple diesel multiple units (DMUs) and electric multiple units (EMUs), including classes 156, 158, 185, 195, and others. The footage includes trains operated by various rail organisations, with British Railways among those identified. Some stock numbers are noted, though operator details for specific vehicles are not provided.
This video captures train spotting activities at Mexborough, Swinton, and Doncaster stations. It features various locomotives including classes 66, 47, 31, and 69. The footage includes scenes from Cleethorpes, Barnetby, and other locations across the region. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating a range of services captured throughout the day.
This video captures train activity at Leeds, with additional locations including Bristol Temple Meads, Huddersfield, Knottingley, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Airport, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria, and Ribblehead. A variety of stock classes, including 150 and 158 series units, are identified, along with headcodes such as 1A22, 1A41, and 1D18. Multiple operators associated with the footage include Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, GBRF, Intercity, LNER, Northern, Thameslink, and Transpennine.
This video features a variety of railway movements, including DB Schenker's 66023 in Coronation livery at Round Oak and Margam. Other locomotives shown include GWR 150207 heading to Wolverton, along with several other units such as 158767, 165136, 170115, 170619, 185116, and 43321. The footage also includes movements associated with British Railways, Freightliner, and GWR. Some details such as headcodes are not present in the current record.
This video explores a journey on what is described as one of the slowest train routes in Great Britain, traveling from Hessle to Barton-On-Humber across the Humber estuary. The route includes several locations such as Howden, Goole, and Cleethorpes. Multiple train stock types are identified, including classes 156, 158, 170, 185, and 31, with operators such as British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Northern, and Transpennine associated with the route. The journey is compared to walking over the Humber Bridge, highlighting the slow pace of this particular rail service.
This video captures footage from Doncaster and Thorne South stations, featuring various train classes including 150, 165, 180, 185, 466, 60, 66, and 67. The content includes a conversation between station staff at Doncaster discussing low passenger numbers on London-bound trains, with only three passengers boarding each train. The video also shows scenes from other locations such as Knottingley, Looe, Ore, and Skipton. Operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Europhoenix, EWS, GBRF, Grand Central, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. Headcodes present in the video are 0G01, 1A13, 6D79, and 6H62
This video captures a variety of rail stock at Northallerton, including London North Eastern Railway Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, TransPennine Express Class 802 'Nova 1' Bi-Mode units and Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, Northern Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMU, and DB Cargo/Freightliner Class 66 freight locomotives. The footage was recorded on the East Coast Mainline. Operators featured include London North Eastern Railway, Cross Country, TransPennine Express, Northern, and Freightliner.
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.
A journey involving ten trains and two buses is documented as part of a visit to nine Wetherspoon pubs across various locations. The video highlights travel experiences using a South Pennines Rover Ticket, with Brighouse being noted as the preferred pub visited. Several railway stock, operators, locations, and headcodes are identified in the metadata, though specific details about the train services encountered are not elaborated upon in the description.
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.