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195106
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Videos featuring 195106
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Rush Hour at Oxenholme Lake District Freight/passenger/Test train 7th October 2026
The video captures a British Rail Class 20 locomotive, No. 20906, operating at Earles Sidings near Hope Valley, where it is used for shunting duties at Breedon Hope Cement Works. The footage includes the locomotive moving wagons within the yard and forming freight trains. Several other locomotives are also present, including Class 195, Class 56, and multiple Class 66 units. The video highlights modifications on the Class 20 to reduce noise for the local community. Freight operations and related rail movements are documented across various locations in the region.
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.
Several train units are visible, including classes 158, 185, 195, 221, and 333, though specific operators for these units are not identified. The footage was recorded from a hotel room and includes trains passing through locations such as Hope, Liverpool Lime Street, and York. A headcode of 2L11 is noted in the metadata.
This video captures diesel-powered freight and passenger trains operating in West Yorkshire during September 2025. It features Class 66 locomotives, as well as Class 158 Sprinter, 185, and 195 DMUs at locations including Sowerby Bridge and New Pudsey. Operators involved include DB Cargo, GB Railfreight, Northern, and Trans-Pennine Express. The footage includes multiple train units across various locations in the region.
This video captures train activity at Manchester Piccadilly Station, featuring a variety of services and rolling stock. Among the trains seen are Avanti Pendolino units, Cross Country Voyagers, Northern Class 150s and 156s, Transpennine 185s, East Midlands Railway 158s, TfW 197s, and freight services. The footage includes a newly refurbished Intercity 125 HST on a special North-South Connection tour to Reading, as well as other notable trains such as the PRIDE livery Pendolino and TfW Mk4 sets. The recording took place between 10am and 10:50am.
This video explores the history and development of stations along the Liverpool to Manchester railway routes, focusing on the Southern Cheshire Lines from Flixton to Manchester Piccadilly. It highlights lesser-known facts and historical insights about these locations. The content includes references to various railway stock and operators associated with the region, as well as several specific station locations. While no train headcodes are identified in the metadata, the video provides an informative overview of the area's rail heritage.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic few Hours at Lancaster Rail Operations Group Test run with DB Train 66 10th February 2026
This video captures rail activity at Lancaster and surrounding locations, featuring a variety of train classes and operators. It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern class 156, 158, and 195 trains, Transpennine Express services, Direct Rail Services (DRS) class 66 units, Colas freight operations, and other rail movements. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating a range of services running during the event. The footage appears to focus on operational activity, including test runs and freight movements, with several train types visible in action.
This video explores the history and impact of the British Rail Class 195, a modern diesel multiple unit introduced in 2019 to replace older Pacer trains. Designed for improved comfort, capacity, and reliability, these units operate across Northern England's non-electrified routes. The footage includes details on their design features, construction in Spain, and service under Northern Trains. Locations mentioned include Grange-over-Sands, Chester, Leeds, Sheffield, Garforth, Micklefield, and Fleet. Operators associated with the Class 195 include British Railways, Northern, and Transpennine.
The footage features multiple trains, including classes 155, 170, and 185, though no specific operators are identified in the metadata. York is a major railway junction serving the North of England and connecting to Scotland, with the station operated by London North Eastern Railway as of 2018. Other locations mentioned include Blackpool North, Bridlington, Bristol Temple Meads, and Doncaster, indicating potential rail routes or connections. The record lacks headcode information, limiting details on specific services.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Cold Few Hours at Lancaster Station Freight trains and passenger 12th November 2025 WCML
This video captures freight and passenger train activity at Lancaster Station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Avanti West Coast Pendolino 390s, Transpennine Express 397s, Northern 156, 158, and 195 units, as well as Direct Rail Services and GBRF class 66 locomotives. Trains are shown operating across several locations including Airport, Barrow-in-Furness, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Manchester Airport, Morecambe, and Mossend EuroTerminal. Headcodes such as 1M87, 1Y97, 2C73, and others are present in the footage.
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 documents a train journey with challenges encountered along the way. It features trains from multiple operators, including East Midlands Railway, GWR, Intercity, Northern, and Transpennine. The route includes stops at several locations such as Maghull North, Bolton-upon-Dearne, Cressington, Fazakerley, Hunts Cross, Orrell Park, St Michaels, and Warrington Central. While the specific stock numbers are identified, headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures train movements at Church Fenton, featuring freight services and passenger trains operated by Northern, Transpennine, Cross Country, LNER, and EWS. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including classes 155, 185, and 195. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Bridlington, Halifax, Leeds, Manchester Victoria, Selby, Ulleskelf, and York, though these may not be visible in the video. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video explores the history of Arriva Rail North and how it lost its franchise in early 2020. It includes footage of various train stock, including classes 142, 150, 153, 156, 158, 195, 323, and 331, operating across locations such as Blackpool North, Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Central, Heaton Chapel, London Euston, Manchester Airport, Manchester Piccadilly, and Manchester Victoria. The video also references the Northern operator branding, though some footage is from 2024. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video explores various stations along the Hope Valley Line. It features locations including Hope, Angel, Ashley, Bredbury, Bryn, Dinsdale, Hyde Central, Keith, Manchester Piccadilly, and Marple. The footage includes trains from stock classes 150 and 195, with operators such as British Railways, Merseyrail, Network Rail, and Northern. A headcode of 2O17 is also identified in the video.
Footage captures locomotives 66031 and 66108 in operation around the Lancaster area. The video includes details of their respective journeys, with 66031 running from Coatbridge to Daventry and 66108 operating between Shap Summit Quarry and Crewe Basford Hall. The recording features mobile footage and includes references to Network Rail and Northern as associated operators. Some stock identifiers are noted, though operator information for individual locomotives is not specified.
This video captures train activity at York, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 170, 195, 47, 55, 68, 800, and 801. Multiple operators are represented in the footage, including British Railways, Grand Central, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features trains at Manchester Piccadilly, including services operated by Transport For Wales and GBRF. Stock types identified include classes 150, 158, 195, 323, and 331. Additional locations mentioned are Cardiff Central, Chester, Manchester Airport, Pant, Penally, Piccadilly, and Windermere. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures footage from a visit to several locations in and around Manchester, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 150, 156, 195, 323, 331, 37, and 397. Operators represented include EWS, GBRF, Northern, and Transpennine. Locations shown include Deansgate, Manchester Oxford Road, Victoria, Hazel Grove, Trafford Park, Lee, and Felixstowe. A headcode of 4M18 is also noted in the footage.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 144, 150, 153, 158, 185, and 195 at Leeds Station. Additional locations mentioned include Bounds Green, Chester, Nottingham, Scarborough, and Sheffield. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Europhoenix, GBRF, Greater Anglia, Intercity, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.