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20107

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It features a variety of locomotives including Class 66s operated by GBRF, Freightliner, and DB Schenker, as well as Class 90s, Class 37s, and Class 97s operated by Network Rail. The footage includes scenes from Crewe, Stafford, Shrewsbury, Warrington Bank Quay, and other locations along the route. Headcodes such as 0Z70, 4H33, and 6G92 are present in the metadata.
A video captures the movement of a Brighton Belle EMU at Derby, accompanied by a mixed livery pair of Class 20 locomotives. Other footage includes engineering workings involving multiple GBRf locos, including 66796 'The Green Progressor', and movements of Class 158 and 170 units. The content also features an EMR unit move at Etches Park depot.
This video captures a busy rush hour scene at Crewe Station, featuring a variety of freight and passenger trains. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolino and Everos services, CrossCountry Voyagers, Transport for Wales 197s, Northern 323s, London Northwestern Railways 350s and 730s, DB Schenker class 92s, GBRF class 66s, and Locomotive Services Limited class 20s. The footage includes trains operating on the West Coast Main Line and features multiple locations across the UK rail network.
A train service with headcode 0K44 is shown departing Crewe UDL, heading towards Chester. The video features two Class 20 diesel locomotives, numbered 20096 and 20107. The operator associated with the footage is British Railways. The locations mentioned include Crewe and Chester. No further details about the route or service are provided in the available metadata.
A train carrying headcode 0D43 is seen traveling from Crewe to Chester. The video includes footage of power unit D8069 and trains numbered 20096 and 20107 during a test run. Locations shown include Crewe, Chester, and Ore. Operator information is not available in the current record.
A locomotive consisting of units 20096 and 20107 is seen in operation on a route from Askam to Crewe. The train is identified with headcode 0Z50 and was filmed at Carnforth. No operator is specified in the metadata, though British Railways is listed as an associated entity. The video provides a glimpse of railway operations during a driver route learning session.
Trains observed include Avanti West Coast Pendolino Class 390s, Evero Class 805s and 807s, Colas Rail Class 43s, Network Rail measurement trains, and DB Cargo UK Class 66s. The footage includes services operated by multiple companies such as Avanti West Coast, Colas Rail, and DB Schenker. Additional locations mentioned include Chester, Euston, Lincoln, Stafford, and others. Headcodes observed in the video include 1F32, 4S43, and 5M00.
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This video captures railway operations featuring multiple locomotives and rolling stock, including Class 50 50050 'Fearless', Class 37 units such as 37667 'FLOPSIE', and various Mark 3 and Mk1 carriages. It includes footage from locations such as Wigan, Oswaldtwistle, and Charnock, with headcode 1Z44 appearing in the schedule. The content also references the Scarborough Spa Express featuring locomotive 37706 and the Waverley Merrymaker tour, which originally involved different locomotives than those shown.
A special train operated by Locomotive Services ran from Euston to Fort William between 10th and 14th July, with additional trips along the Settle Carlisle and West Highland Extension lines. The event featured a variety of heritage diesel and steam locomotives, including Class 20s, Class 37s, a Class 50, Class 89, Class 142, and a rebuilt light Pacific. Some locomotives faced operational issues, with one Class 20 failing and being replaced by 37401. The highlight was the use of 89001 Avocet on the final leg from Carlisle to Euston, marking its first solo run since restoration.
This video captures railway movements in and around Glasgow, featuring multiple locomotives including 37401, 20107, 37521, and 37667. The footage includes scenes at locations such as High Street, Dumbarton Central, Clydebank, Gartcosh, Bridgeton, and Fort William. The video describes a planned train tour to the West Highlands that was not successfully followed due to an early departure from one of its stops. No headcodes are included in the record.
A convoy of Class 37 and Class 20 locomotives, including 37667, 37521, 20107, and 20096, is captured traveling south along the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong, west of Wigan. The train was operating a service from Carlisle to Crewe, running two minutes late following another train. The footage includes a Mk1 generator coach that had recently returned from a trip to the West Highlands. The locomotives are noted in British Rail Black and Green liveries, with some commentary on the condition of the route and the livery preference of the observer.
This video features railway activity across multiple locations, including Charnock, Coppull Bank, and Winwick. It includes footage of several locomotives such as 37521, 37667, 20107, and 20096, along with mentions of headcodes like 1Z34 and 5K49. The content also references operations involving the LSL (Locomotive Services Limited) and DRS (Direct Rail Services), as well as freight movements at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal. Additional details include a mention of the final day of a chairmans train and locomotives operating on various routes.
This video features a collection of railway clips showcasing various locomotives, including steam and diesel units, with highlights of 89001 on its first Class 1 train in many years. The footage includes movements between Crewe, Carlisle, Lancaster, Hellifield, Bamber Bridge, London Euston, and Preston. Locomotives featured include 142003, 20096, 20107, 50050, D400, and 89001. The video also mentions the involvement of the LSL crew.
It includes footage of 60532 Blue Peter running along the line, alongside other services like Lumo and freight movements. Various rail stock, including Class 156, 158, 20, 37, 380, and 321 units, are visible. The footage also shows operations at locations such as Carlisle, Garsdale, Kilmarnock, and others, with multiple headcodes identified.
A mixed-fleet train featuring steam and diesel locomotives is shown operating on a tour, with the LNER Peppercorn Class A2 60532 "Blue Peter" leading a combination of two Class 20 diesel locomotives and two Class 47 diesel units. The footage captures the train splitting at Farrington, with part of the fleet heading back to Crewe while the main group continues south towards Nottingham. The journey includes stops at Leyland, Crewe, and Carlisle, with headcodes indicating movement between these locations.
This video captures a busy morning at Lancaster Station, featuring various trains and locomotives. It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Transpennine Express units, Northern class 156 and 158 diesel multiple units, Direct Rail Services class 66 and 88 locomotives, Freightliner class 66s, a Colas Rail test train, and LSL locomotive services class 20s. The footage includes trains operating across several locations on the West Coast Main Line.
The footage was recorded at locations such as Springs Branch and Bamfurlong, south of Wigan. Several headcodes are mentioned, including 0Z31, 0Z32, and 5Z41, with details on timings and services. The video includes both phone-recorded and higher-quality clips, showcasing different locomotive operations and some driver commentary.
The video shows two Class 20 diesel locomotives, 20096 and 20107, operating as 0Z50 from Sellafield to Crewe Holding Sidings. Later, BR Standard Class 7 No. 70000 "Britannia" is seen with empty coaches and two additional Class 20 locomotives, 20118 and 20132, running as 5Z41 from Crewe to Carnforth North Junction and then returning as 5Z44. The footage includes a driver's wave and a brief sound effect. Locations featured include Sellafield, Crewe, Saltburn, and Carnforth.
This video captures train movements across the North West of England, including Preston, Leyland, and Lancaster. It features multiple trains, such as 89001 and 70000 Britannia operating with several Class 20 locomotives, along with route learning movements on the Crewe to Carnforth line. Trains are noted passing through locations like Askam, Carnforth, Crewe, and Lancaster, with specific timings mentioned for some services. The footage includes operations involving both freight and passenger trains, highlighting activity on the West Coast Main Line and associated routes.
The footage includes trains such as 20205 and 20007 hauling a formation of barrier vehicles on a service between York and Wembley Terminal Complex. Additional locations referenced include Worksop and Shireoaks, while headcodes like 6M30 and 1Z32 are noted. The video also highlights the locomotives' performance during a climb up Gamston Bank, showcasing their power and sound.
This video shows engineering works taking place at Newbury Station. It captures the process of railway infrastructure maintenance, offering a rare insight into such operations. The footage includes locomotives identified as 20107 and 66098, with associated operators including DB Schenker, GWR, and Network Rail. Additional locations mentioned are Par and Station A. While the content provides an overview of the works in progress, specific headcodes were not recorded in the metadata.
This video showcases a variety of locomotives operated by Locomotive Services Limited and other rail operators, including steam, diesel, and electric models. Featured stock includes Class 20, Class 37, Class 40, Class 47, Class 50, Class 55, Class 57, and Class 142 locomotives, among others. The footage appears to capture railway operations in the Wigan North Western area. While specific headcodes are not included in the metadata, the video provides a visual overview of different train types and their presence on the network.
This video features a compilation of notable locomotive convoys and multiple workings, including diesel, steam, and electric operations. It includes various locomotives such as classes 20, 26, 31, 37, 43, and 50, with operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, and others. The footage was recorded across locations such as Leicester, Banbury, Crewe, Hope, Loughborough, Oxford, and Tame Bridge Parkway. Headcodes observed include 4H33 and 6G34.
A train spotting session at Lincoln Central Station captured a variety of rolling stock, primarily from GBRf with some contributions from Freightliner and Db Cargo. The video mentions the presence of Class 99 units, indicating potential future regular services through the station following Network Rail's approval for GBRf operations. Other locations referenced include Cambridge, Doncaster, Felixstowe, Kingsbury, Peterborough, Sunderland, Tinsley Yard, and Whitemoor Yard. Multiple headcodes are also noted in the metadata.
A video shows multiple Class 20 diesel units, including 20096, 20107, 20118, and 20132, at Bramshall during a return charter event known as 'The Worksop Whistler' traveling between Worksop and Crewe. The footage captures these locomotives in operation on this special service. Some operational details such as the operator and headcodes are not included in the record.
A railtour identified as 1Z33 is seen traveling from Gainsborough Central towards Barnetby, where it will reverse and return via Lincoln. The video captures the train passing through several locations including Cleethorpes, Sheffield, Crewe, Worksop, Borough, and Lincoln. The railtour had previously been recorded as 1Z32 near Worksop. Several locomotives and carriages are noted in the description, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata.
A railtour identified by headcode 1Z32 is seen passing through Shireoaks station and heading towards Worksop. The train, composed of multiple units including Class 20 locomotives, moved slowly up the hill due to red signals allowing another train on the Robin Hood line to cross its path. Despite the delay, the Class 20 whistle was audible. The video captures the formation as it briefly stops before continuing its journey.
This video features a test run of GWR steam engine 6024 King Edward I, captured at Crewe Railway Station in Cheshire. Additional locomotives including 47805, 47810, 57003, 20096, 20107, 89001, 87002, 86101, 90001, and 90002 are also shown. The footage includes scenes of locomotives stabled at Crewe H.S. and details of train services such as 5D41 from Crewe H.S. to Chester and 5Z47 from Crewe H.S. to Doncaster West Yard.
A locomotive change takes place at Crewe for a service operated by Saphos Trains, heading towards Cardiff Central. The inbound train from Ulverston is hauled by Class 40 diesel locomotive D213 'Andania' with 47593. At Crewe, D213 is replaced by A2 steam locomotive 60532 'Blue Peter' for the onward journey.
A rescue operation involving two Class 20 diesel locomotives, numbered 20096 and 20107, is shown assisting a stranded Pendolino train at Piccadilly due to overhead line issues. The incident took place on 16 April 2026. Several operators, including Avanti West Coast and Blue Pullman, are associated with the video. The footage also includes references to locations such as Crewe and headcode 1Z99.
A Pacer unit, identified as 142003, is shown operating on a journey northwards along the S&C route towards Carlisle. The video captures the distinctive sounds and movement of the locomotive, highlighting its characteristic ride. Additional rail stock including Class 20, Class 43, and Class 66 units are also present in the footage. The locations featured include Carlisle, Settle, Crewe, Hope, and Small Heath. Headcodes 4H61 and 5Z37 are noted in the metadata.
This video captures LSL Choppers 20096 and 20107 accelerating through Crewe following a rescue operation to recover the Britannia steam locomotive, which had failed during a previous tour. Other locomotives, including 87002, 86101, and 89001, are also shown returning to their stabling points after visiting LSL's depot. The footage includes various railway operations and movements within the network.
A failed 70000 'Britannia' locomotive is seen being dragged back towards Crewe by services 20096 and 20107, operating on the high-speed line between Oxenholme and Crewe. The footage captures the train moving south through Lancaster station. British Railways is identified as the operator, with locations including Crewe and Lancaster noted in the record. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A British Railways Class 20 locomotives, numbered 20096 and 20107, assisted the BR Standard Class 7 steam locomotive 70000 Britannia in returning to Crewe after it became stranded at Oxenholme. The pair of Class 20s collected Britannia from Oxenholme, transported it to Tebay for a run-around, and then brought it back to Crewe. The video shows the removal of Britannia’s main conrod during the process. Other equipment involved included a Locomotive Services Limited support coach, and the headcode 5Z70 was used on the journey.
A video shows a railway incident involving stock numbers 20096, 20107, and 37409 south of Lancaster. The footage is associated with the Cumbrian Mountaineer service, which runs between Carlisle and Crewe. No operator or headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows a train moving south through Lancaster station, with mentions of a rescue operation involving stock numbers 20096/20107 and 37409. The event took place on a route between Carlisle and Crewe. The description notes that the 37409 had failed in the Tebay area and earlier rescued steam locomotive Britannia near Oxenholme. Operators associated with the video include British Railways and Locomotive Services Limited. Some details, such as headcodes, are not available in the record.
This video captures a series of locomotive failures and rescue operations involving multiple trains. A 70000 Britannia breaks down at Oxenholme and is rescued by 37409, which later fails on its return journey and is assisted by two Class 20 locomotives. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Coppull, Wigan, Scout Green, Shap Summit, and Leyland. Additional rail traffic and a brief airshow featuring Eurofighter jets are also shown.
This video features a collection of railway footage captured during January 2026, highlighting various trains and locations across the UK. The content includes multiple train stock types such as classes 20, 37, 43, 466, and 66, along with headcodes like 0Z50, 4E49, 4M22, 4M51, and 5O66. The footage was recorded at locations including Coleshill Parkway, Bank, Coventry, Crewe, Doncaster, Eastleigh, Felixstowe, Gillingham, Kingsbury, and Lea Hall. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited.
This video captures a busy afternoon at Stafford Station featuring a variety of trains, including classic locomotives and modern services. It includes freight and passenger trains operated by multiple companies such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, London Northwestern Railway, Freightliner, and others. Trains spotted include classes 153, 20, 220, 221, 222, and 33, with services running between locations like Birmingham New Street, Liverpool Lime Street, and Manchester Piccadilly. Headcodes such as 0Z79, 1M38, and 9S65 are noted among the trains featured.
A Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47810, is seen heading north along the West Coast Main Line and through Springs Branch. The locomotive was hauling a train of coaches on a delayed service from the Severn Valley Railway at Kidderminster to Carlisle via Blackburn and Settle. Earlier, locomotives 20096 and 20107 were involved in the journey but were later removed due to issues, with 47810 taking over for the remainder of the trip. The train included several MK3 coaches and was operated by Locomotive Services Limited.
A video captures the arrival of a pair of LSL trains, 20096/20107, at Crewe with a set of ex Caledonian Sleeper Mk3 coaches. These coaches have recently been stored at Kidderminster and show signs of damaged windows. The Choppers locomotives were declared unfit for service at Crewe and replaced by 47810. The footage includes the movement of these trains and related locomotives, including 67005, 86101, and 89001, though the video ends before the full changeover is completed.
This video captures various train movements at Stafford Station and surrounding areas, featuring freight operations, test runs, and special services. Notable trains include 37521 hauling freight choppers, Freightliner livery 90046 returning to service, the Royal train operating between Wolverton and Crewe, and a 17-coach rail tour stock. Other locomotives and rolling stock such as 50050, 57012, and multiple Class 20 and Class 33 units are also present. Operations take place across locations including Crewe, London Euston, Severn Valley Railway, and others, with several headcodes identified.
LSL chopers 20096/20107 and 37521 are seen transporting 50050 from Barrow Hill. Graffiti is also noted on 66617 and its consist. The footage includes multiple locomotives and rolling stock, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, British Railways, GBRF, and others represented. Locations featured include Carnforth, Edinburgh Waverley, London Euston, and several other stations across the network. Headcodes present in the video include 0H50, 4L56, 4L62, and others.
A video shows train services 20096, 20107, and 90002 operating on the 0Z59 service from Eastleigh to Crewe High Speed. The footage captures the trains passing through Atherstone. No operator information is available in the record.
This video showcases a variety of locomotive movements, including double-headed workings, top and tail configurations, and unit drags. It features multiple classes of stock from different operators across various locations. The footage includes locos such as classes 20 and 37 operating in different environments, with headcodes indicating specific services. The compilation highlights a range of railway activity captured over the past year.
A Class 66 diesel locomotive, numbered 66705, operating as 4L08 for GBRF, is shown meeting a Class 170 electric train, numbered 170531, operating as 2K56 for East Midlands Railway at Gainsborough Lea Road. The GBRF freight service is running from Doncaster Iport to London Gateway with containers, while the East Midlands Railway passenger service is en route from Lincoln to Doncaster. The event took place on 5 January 2026.
This video showcases a variety of multiple locomotive workings from 2025, featuring different classes and liveries. Locomotives include classes 20 and 37, with several examples identified by their numbers. The footage includes both planned and failed workings, with some instances of double-headed operations. Locations featured in the video include Bescot Stadium, Carnforth, Doncaster, Hope, Kidderminster, London Waterloo, Shrewsbury, University, and Water Orton. Headcodes present are 1A12 and 2M36.
This video features a collection of locomotive convoys from across the UK, showcasing multiple examples of trains operating in convoy formations. The footage includes various classes of locomotives, such as 172, 20, 37, 43, 45, and 46, captured at locations including Loughborough, Bescot Stadium, Chaddesden Sidings, and others. Some of the locomotives are shown working as light engines, while others are paired with stock. The video provides a compilation of these scenes, offering viewers a look at different railway operations and settings.
This video captures railway activity involving multiple locomotives at Eastleigh and Bournemouth. Featured stock includes 20096, 20107, 37401 'Mary Queen Of Scots', 47818, 69006 'Pathfinder Railtours', and 70812. The footage appears to show shunting operations, with no headcodes identified in the record. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, GBRF, GWR, Network Rail, Scot Rail, and South Western Railway.
The video features multiple Class 20 Chopper locomotives in operation across several locations. At Lichfield Trent Valley, pair 20096/20107 is seen escorting stock to Eastleigh, while at Water Orton, RailAdventure-operated 20007/20205 is shown heading towards Wembley with a reversal observed at Water Orton West Junction. Additional locomotives including 70007 in a new livery are also highlighted. The footage captures various movements and operations involving these locomotives across different sites.
This video features a variety of trains at Cheltenham Spa and other locations, including Avonmouth, Clitheroe, Crewe, and Radlett. It includes locomotives such as classes 20, 43, and 66, along with some class 68 units. Operators represented in the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, Network Rail, and South Western Railway. Headcodes seen in the video include 1Q15, 4V44, 5Z31, 6M67, 6M90, 6V27, and 6V54.
This video shows train units 20096 and 20107 traveling to the West Somerset Railway from Crewe on 20th October 2025, with plans to pick up locomotive 5029 'Nunney Castle'. The footage includes scenes of these units at Dr Days Jct and Quedgeley. While specific operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the content provides visual context of railway operations involving these stock items at the mentioned locations.
This video features LSL Choppers 20096 and 20107 escorting GWR Castle Class 5029 'Nunney Castle' back to Crewe after a summer on the English Riviera steam services. EWS liveried locomotives 66119 and 66169 are seen operating the WCML RHTT, switching at Stafford. Additionally, GBRf Class 769 units 769535 and 769549 are tested on a route from London Euston to Stafford before heading south towards Nuneaton. The footage captures various railway operations across multiple locations.
This video features railway activity at Cheltenham Spa and other locations including Avonmouth, Bishops Lydeard, Bristol Temple Meads, Clitheroe, Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly, Piccadilly, and Worcester Foregate Street. It includes trains from various operators such as Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, GWR, Network Rail, and Transport For Wales. Trains identified in the footage include stock classes 158, 197, 20, 220, and 221, with headcodes such as 1M45, 1Q15, 1S47, 1V51, 1V52, 1V53, 2G60, 2T45, 4V
This video shows a positioning move involving two Class 20 diesel locomotives, numbered 20107 and 20096, along with steam locomotive 5029 'Nunney Castle', at Ashchurch for Tewkesbury. The movement is associated with headcode 5Z31, which operated between Bishops Lydiard and Crewe High Level. The footage captures the railway activity in these locations, though no operator information is available in the current record.
A video captures the movement of GWR Castle Class 5029 'Nunney Castle' as it returns to Crewe following recent operations on the West Somerset Railway. LSL Class 20s 20096 and 20107 are seen transporting the locomotive from Bishops Lydeard, passing through Taunton before coupling up at Westridge shed. Additional activity includes LSWR T3 563 working a service to Minehead, with minor delays reported during operations. The footage also shows the Class 20s running round and heading for the mainline, while an extra WSR Mk1 coach is added to the T3 service.
The footage includes the LSL Chairman’s Train hauled by three Class 20 locomotives, as well as Transport for Wales Class 67s working WAG trains between Cardiff Central and Manchester Piccadilly. Additional scenes show locomotives at Crewe and other stations, with headcodes indicating services to London Euston, Keighley, and elsewhere.
A video captures the arrival of the LSL Chairman's train at Crewe following a weekend tour in the North East, with footage of three Class 20 'Choppers' being uncoupled and returned to the depot. The locomotives are later replaced by 90002 for the journey to London Euston, which pairs with 87002 for the return trip. Various railway locations including Crewe, Euston, and others are featured, along with multiple locomotive headcodes and stock numbers.
A train service operating under headcode 1Z89 is shown traveling between Keighley and London Euston, with three Class 20 locomotives visible at Lancaster station. The footage includes mention of the train heading towards Crewe, where electric traction would take over. The operator is noted as Locomotive Services Limited, while British Railways is also referenced. No further details about the service or its route beyond this section are provided in the available data.
A trio of locomotives, numbered 20107, 20118, and 20132, are shown operating on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The footage captures them moving through Horbury as part of a private charter service running between York and Keighley. The train is identified by headcode 1Z90. While specific operator details are not provided in the record, the locations involved include York, Keighley, and the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.
A video shows three Class 20 diesel locomotives—20107, 20118 and 20132—pulling a private charter near Mirfield towards the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The footage includes a brief scene of a driver sounding the horn. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video captures footage of Class 20 diesel locomotives 20107, 20118, and 20132 operating as part of the chairman's train in York and surrounding areas. The content shows the locomotives in action during two days in October, including departures and arrivals at York, Scarborough, and Holgate. Highlights include 20107 leading into York, 20118 and 20132 arriving from Scarborough Bridge, and a triple-headed train passing through Dringhouses. The footage includes views of the locomotives in operation, with some dramatic moments captured.
A private charter operated by Locomotive Services Limited featured three English Electric Class 20 diesel locomotives visiting Newcastle Central. The train travelled via Seghill Jct, the Durham Coast Line, and York en route to Scarborough. The footage captures the locomotives entering Newcastle Central, reversing at Forth Banks, and departing towards Seghill Jct. Stock included Class 20 locomotives 20107, 20118, and 20132, along with a Class 801 unit numbered 801213. The journey involved passenger pickups and movements across several locations in the region.
A video shows locomotive 37401 'Mary Queen of Scots' pulling diesel multiple unit D8107 20107 towards Carlisle. The footage includes scenes from Coppull. No operator details are provided in the metadata, and headcodes are not mentioned. The content is presented as a railway enthusiast recording, with additional links to related videos and hashtags indicating interest in British Railways locomotives.
This video captures a busy morning at Warrington Bank Quay station, featuring a variety of freight and passenger trains. Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolinos, Northern 195s, Transport For Wales 197s, GBRF 66s, Direct Rail Services class 88/58, DB Trains class 66, Locomotive Services Limited Blue Peter Steam and class 20. The footage includes trains operating in the West Coast Mainline area, with movements recorded across several locations such as Avonmouth, Chester, Euston, Glasgow Central, Holyhead, Llandudno, London Euston, and Manchester Airport. Headcodes observed include 1D71, 1E54, 4S43, 6E09, 6M90
A steam locomotive, LNER Peppercorn Class A2 No. 60532 Blue Peter, is shown operating on the West Coast Main Line and through Springs Branch south of Wigan. It was part of a test run from Crewe to Preston, paired with class 20 locomotive 20107. The footage captures the locomotive heading north along the route, with mention of a scheduled service under headcode 5Z31. The video includes commentary from an individual familiar with railway operations, describing the movement and timing of the train.
This video shows a train departing from Crewe, with the headcode 5K44. The stock involved is labeled as 20107, though no operator information is available. The locations mentioned include Chester, Crewe, and Gloucester. The record contains limited metadata, with some fields missing, but key details about the train and locations are present.
A video captures the first test run of locomotive 71000, Duke of Gloucester, paired with unit 20107 on service 5D43. The journey takes place between Crewe, Gloucester, and Chester. While specific operator details are not available in the record, the locations and headcode are clearly identified. This footage provides a glimpse into the operation of these rail assets during this particular service.
A History of the British Rail Class 20 Diesel Locomotive
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A History of the British Rail Class 20 Diesel Locomotive
This video provides an overview of the British Rail Class 20 diesel locomotive, which was part of a broader modernisation plan in the mid-1950s aimed at replacing steam locomotives with diesel power. The Class 20 was one of several prototypes developed by different manufacturers to meet the needs of small-scale freight operations on local branch lines. The video includes references to multiple Class 20 locomotive numbers and mentions various locations across the UK where these locomotives may have operated, along with associated headcodes. Operators linked to the content include British Railways, Direct Rail Services, and GBRF.
It features multiple locomotives including Class 57, 37, 60, and 66 units, operated by companies such as Northern, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and others. The footage includes freight movements, route learning exercises, and special events, with locations spanning Bredbury, Doncaster, Trafford Park, and several other key railway points.
A Class 37 locomotive, identified as D6817/37521, is seen heading south along the West Coast Main Line with two Class 20 locomotives, 20107 and 20096, passing through Bamfurlong. The footage captures the movement of these locomotives on an afternoon trip from Carlisle to Crewe. The Class 37 was running ahead of the pair, which were being transported from Carlisle to Crewe. Locomotive Services Limited is noted as one of the operators involved.
The video shows locomotive movements associated with Locomotive Services Limited. It features 37401 heading north near Scorton, between Preston and Lancaster, en route to Carlisle Upperby TMD. Also visible is 37521 with 20107/20096 moving south through Lancaster towards Crewe H.S. The footage includes mentions of train movements and references to a driver noted as "TOP LSL DRIVER." Several locomotives, including classes 37 and 20, are identified in the metadata.
This video captures a railtour operated by S.R.P.S., featuring multiple Class 20 locomotives including units 20096, 20107, 20118, and 20132, alongside a Class 37 unit numbered 37403. The tour took place in locations such as Crewe, Carlisle, Linlithgow, Oxenholme Lake District, and Preston. Locomotive Services Limited supplied the Class 20 units from Crewe. The footage highlights the sound of these locomotives, which attracted the videographer to capture the experience.
A train service departing from Carlisle station features Class 20 locomotives numbered 20096 and 20107, along with a Class 37 locomotive numbered 37403. The service is associated with headcode 1Z32 and appears to be heading towards Preston. The video captures the departure of these trains, likely part of a scheduled service operated by British Railways.
A video captures D8096 and D8107 (20096 and 20107) operating on the Seven Counties Rambler, alongside 37403 Isle of Mull, as they ascend Wilshire bank near Ramsgreave and Wilpshire Station. The footage includes third-party mentions of British Railways diesel operations. Additional locomotives, including 37424, are noted in the metadata. The recording highlights a section of track through Bank and Hope, though specific headcodes are not identified in the data.
A video captures LSL Class 20 locomotives numbered 20096, 20107, 20118, and 20132 operating between Preston and Lancaster, heading north for railtour duties. The footage is associated with Carlisle and Crewe locations. The operator is identified as Locomotive Services Limited. The video includes a mention of the driver being described as "TOP LSL DRIVER!!" by an unidentified source. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video captures rail activity at Crewe Station and along the West Coast Main Line in Cheshire. It features A2 60532 'Blue Peter' returning from a test run, as well as freight movements including 37901 hauling scrap wagons and DB Cargo operations. Other locomotives seen include 56051, 47805, and several 66-class units. Additional locations mentioned are Preston, Longport, and Casey Lane. The footage includes various headcodes and freight services operating in the region.
Locomotive Services Limited Class 20 diesel locomotives 20096 and 20107 are shown operating on the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong. The footage captures the pair heading south from Carlisle to Crewe on a light engine move following a period of service north of the border. The locomotives were originally scheduled for a journey from Ayr, but that section was cancelled. The video highlights the distinctive sounds and performance of these units during a misty, rainy day.
A train with stock numbers 20096 and 20107 is seen moving south through Lancaster station. The footage appears to capture the train after a period of route learning in Scotland. The locations mentioned include Carlisle, Crewe, and Lancaster, though operator and headcode details are not available in the current record.
A light engine, identified as 20096 and 20107, is seen heading north from south of Lancaster. The footage appears to capture the locomotive performing route learning duties in Scotland. The operator is noted as Locomotive Services Limited. The video also references locations including Carlisle and Crewe. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A crossover shot captures two trains on the West Coast Main Line near Springs Branch, south of Wigan. Heading south is Direct Rail Services Class 68 locomotive 68004 "Rapid" hauling a container train from Coatbridge to Daventry, running late. Heading north are Locomotive Services Limited Class 20s 20096 and 20107 on a light engine move from Crewe to Carlisle, operating on time. The footage highlights the movement of these trains during their respective services.
A train comprising class 20 units 20096 and 20107, operated by Locomotive Services Limited, departs from Crewe. The headcode for the service is 5Z20. A support coach is also visible in the footage. The video captures this movement at Crewe station.
This video captures train movements at Kings Sutton and surrounding areas, featuring services operated by Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry, GWR, Freightliner, GBRF, DB Schenker, and others. Trains include Class 165, Class 168, and Class 20 locomotives, with headcodes such as 1E40, 1G19, and 1H28 appearing in the footage. The locations shown include Sutton, Bicester North, Birmingham Moor Street, London Marylebone, and others. Freight services are also visible, including those operated by Freightliner and GBRF.
The video captures various railway movements, including Choppers 20096 and 20107 transporting Hoover 50050 from Rectory Junction to Crewe, and a convoy of GBRf locomotives moving 66311 and 69009 to Longport. Additional freight trains are shown operating between locations such as Crewe, Doncaster, Bredbury, and Eastleigh, with headcodes including 0Z44, 6M57, and 0L06. Multiple locomotives and freight services are featured, highlighting a range of railway operations across different parts of the network.
This video features multiple railway vehicles, including British Railways class 20 locomotives numbered 20096 and 20107, as well as class 50 units 50050 and D400. The footage is associated with headcode 0Z45 and includes scenes at Crewe. No further details about the specific events or context of the video are provided in the metadata.
A video captures trains 20096, 20107, and 50050 operating on service 0Z45 between Rectory Junction (Colwick Colas) and Crewe High Level. The footage shows these services at Lichfield Trent Valley. Colas and British Railways are noted as operators involved in the service. The video includes details of train stock, locations, and headcodes relevant to the journey.
A Class 20 diesel locomotive, numbered 20096, and another Class 20 diesel, numbered 20107, are seen operating through Hildenborough on a training run. The train is working the 5Z89 service between Canterbury East and Southall. The footage captures the locomotives in motion during their operational duties.
This video captures railway activity in South East London, featuring multiple train units and services. It includes footage of trains operating across several locations such as Bank, Brentford, Clapham, and Lewisham. The video highlights various train stock, including classes 20, 50, 55, and 66, along with headcodes such as 6L37, 6M45, and 6X55. Operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, DC Rail, GBRF, and GWR. The content reflects a morning session of railway activity in the area.
A video shows train units 20096 and 20107 operating on service 5Z91 from Southall to Crewe High Speed. The footage captures the trains passing through Atherstone. No operator information is available in the record, but the locations of Southall, Atherstone, and Crewe are noted. The headcode 5Z91 is identified, indicating the service number.
This video features LSL Class 20 locomotives operating on the Kent route. The footage includes scenes from Westenhanger, Canterbury West, and Southall. A headcode of 5Z84 is present in the metadata. The operators involved are identified as Locomotive Services Limited. Two specific locomotives, numbered 20096 and 20107, are noted in the stock details.