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31130
Class 31
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2H35
20 Sep 2026
2 videos with 31130
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Videos featuring 31130
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 31 locomotive through a compilation of three programmes, covering its service from 1969 to 2008. It features various examples of the class in different liveries and locations across the UK, including East Anglia, Colchester, Leicester, Reading, and Guide Bridge. The footage includes scenes of the locomotives on freight and passenger services, such as postal work, snow plough duties, and the famous north-west 'Club Trains'. Specific units mentioned include 31001, 31017, 31101, and 31113, with references to operators like British Railways and Freightliner.
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A video captures Fablok TKh49' Class No. 4015 "Karel" in operation on the Avon Valley Railway. The footage was filmed on 3 May 2026 and shows the locomotive during a public visit. The structured metadata identifies stock number 31130, class 31, and operators British Railways and Rail Express Systems. However, location and headcode details are not available in the current record.
This video features Polish-built TKh49 No. 4015 'Karel' operating on the Avon Valley Railway, a preserved line in England that reopened after being closed in the 1960s. The locomotive, originally constructed in 1947 for industrial use and imported to the UK in the early 2000s, has been based at the railway since 2004 and is regularly used on passenger services. It is currently undergoing maintenance ahead of its boiler ticket expiry in mid-2026. The video also includes references to other stock, operators, and locations associated with the railway network.
This video highlights railway activities from September to December 2025, featuring various trains and events across multiple locations. It includes footage of services such as the Mayflower and English Riviera Express, the SVR GBRF Gala, and the Bluebell Beer Fest, among others. The content covers a range of railway operations and events, showcasing different locomotives and routes. Trains identified include classes 150, 20, 31, 33, and 37, with operators including BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, and others. Locations featured span across Alresford, Barnstaple, Bath Spa, Bluebell Railway, and several other stations. Headcodes such as 2A70, 2A
This video features locomotives 31130 and 37130, both identified as class 31 and 37 respectively. The footage shows these vehicles at various points along the Avon Valley Railway. No specific operators or locations are mentioned in the metadata, though British Railways is noted as an operator. The record lacks details on exact locations and headcodes.
A video featuring TKH49 No. 4015 "Karel" and locomotive 31130 on the Avon Valley Railway is presented. The footage shows the trains at various points along the line. While specific operational details such as operator, location, and headcode are not included in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of these railway assets in action.
This video captures the debut of GWR 6695 at the Avon Valley Railway during its 200th Anniversary Weekend event on 27–28 September. The locomotive joined 31130 and the Fry's Sentinel in steam operations around Bitton Station, with Andrew Barclay 'Grumpy' on static display. GWR 6695 had recently arrived from the West Somerset Railway after repairs at Minehead. The footage highlights the historic significance of the event and the locomotive’s readiness for the autumn season.
This video captures train activity at Doncaster Station, featuring a variety of services including intercity and commuter trains. Trains spotted include LNER Azuma and IC225 sets, TPE 185s, Northern Trains 150s, 158901, 170475, 333013, Grand Central 180101, LUMO IET, and Colas Rail 37s. The footage includes a Network Rail service train with Class 37 locomotives. The video provides an overview of typical operations at the station on a Saturday afternoon.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 185, 310, 31, 313, 314, 321, and 37, captured at locations such as Lakeside, Eastleigh, Hope, and Taunton. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GWR, LNER, and others. The record does not include headcode information.
swindon_rail enthusiast
Class 31 Passenger Haulage at Avon Valley Railway - Diesel Mileage Day | 29/03/25
A video captures Class 31 130 in passenger haulage duties on the Avon Valley Railway during a Diesel Mileage Day event. The locomotive is identified with confidence, and the operator is noted as British Railways. A headcode of 1A66 is also present. While some details such as specific locations are not included in the record, the footage provides insight into the operation of this diesel locomotive during a special event.
A video captures the appearance of British Railways Class 31 diesel locomotive 31130 and a preserved steam engine, 09004, at the Avon Valley Railway during a Diesel Mileage Day event. The footage includes scenes from Bitton. No headcodes are identified in the record.
A restored Fry’s steam Sentinel locomotive, 7492, is seen in action on the Avon Valley Railway during a special event. The locomotive, originally built in 1928 for use at Fry’s Somerdale Chocolate Factory near Keynsham, was later moved to Bitton and has undergone extensive restoration by volunteers. The video captures its return to service after many years of preservation, highlighting its historical significance and the efforts involved in bringing it back to operational condition.
The event commemorated railway workers who served during World War I and highlighted Southern Suburban Veterans, including Ex-LBSCR 'Terrier' 32678 and Ex-LSWR 'Beattie well-tank' 30587. The gala also included resident locomotive 4015 'Karel'. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Bitton, Hope, and Penzance, with headcodes 1M44 and 2H20 appearing in the metadata. Operators associated with the event include British Railways and Southern.
A video commemorates the 50th anniversary of the first preserved train on the Avon Valley Railway. It highlights the historical significance of industrial locomotive 1798 'Edwin Hulse' and features events from a recent gala celebrating this milestone. The Avon Valley Railway has expanded its route between Avon Riverside and Oldland Common, sharing tracks with the Bristol and Bath railway path. The event included appearances by visiting locomotives such as Avonside 0-6-0 1919 'Cranford' and Austerity 0-6-0 Saddle Tank 3839 'Wimblebury', which operated services reminiscent of the railway's early years.
This video captures the British Railways Class 31 diesel locomotive numbered 31130 at The Avon Valley Railway during a Diesel Enthusiast Day. The footage shows the locomotive at various points on the railway. While the operator is noted as British Railways and GBRF, specific locations and headcodes are not included in the metadata. The record provides limited details beyond the stock and operator information.
This video features the diesel locomotive 31130, a Class 31 model. The operators associated with the content include British Railways and GBRF. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The record contains limited information, as some key fields such as location and headcode are missing.
This video captures footage from the Avon Valley Railway near Bristol, featuring locomotive 31130 in operation. The footage includes scenes of the locomotive entering Bitton, a key station on the line, and running around at Oldland Common and Avon Riverside. Additional imagery is taken from the cycleway adjacent to the railway yard. The video provides a glimpse into the workings of this heritage railway with specific focus on the movements of 31130 and the surrounding locations.
This video features a new Class 700 train operating on the Southeastern Highspeed route from Rainham to Gravesend. The footage is part of a series showcasing the train's performance across different routes, with planned follow-ups covering the East Coastway and Brighton Mainline. Several rail vehicles are identified, including multiple Class 31 and Class 37 units, as well as a Class 465 and Class 700. The locations include Stone Crossing, Ebbsfleet International, Gillingham, Greenhithe, Northfleet, and West Hampstead Thameslink. Headcodes such as 9P12, 9P15, and 9P41 are also noted in the metadata.
The video details a journey involving multiple train services and disruptions. The narrator initially planned to attend two Farewell Railtours but faced cancellations due to bridge issues in Oxfordshire. After covering the events, they encountered further delays at Euston due to signal problems and had to take alternative transport routes, including buses and trains via Leamington Spa and Coventry. Delays continued with LNW services from Northampton before an Avanti train provided a way to Birmingham International. The journey ultimately took four hours, highlighting the challenges of navigating disrupted rail services.
It includes views from Loughborough Junction, with references to Battersea Power Station and Loughborough in the background. The footage highlights changes in the landscape over time due to local development. Several railway operators and stock types are identified, though no headcodes are present in the metadata.
Footage from a Sunday morning on the Dean Forest Railway, featuring locomotive 31130 in its final appearance before moving to the Avon Valley Railway. The video includes additional railway stock, such as 56303, and shows scenes from locations including Dean and Wye. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Triple Heading. 37901/31130/D9521 at Dean Forest.Open window sounds too. 17.09.22.
It includes open window views and sounds from the journey, as well as footage of train movements at both ends of the line. The locations featured include Dean, Lydney, Parkend, and Norchard. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Europhoenix, and GBRF. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railways.37901/31130. Double Headed Thrash @ Dean Forest. Open window sounds and views
This video captures a double-headed train journey through the Dean Forest area, featuring locomotives 37901 and 31130. The route includes stops at Lydney, Norchard, Parkend, and other nearby locations. The footage shows the trains ascending gradients, with locos running round and splitting for the return trip. The audio includes open window sounds and views from the journey. The description notes differences in braking systems between the locomotives and the vacuum-braked stock.
This video features railway stock including 31130, 37901 'Mirrlees Pioneer', and 56303. It is associated with operators British Railways and Europhoenix, and locations Dean and Norchard. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features a triple-headed train consisting of locomotives 37901 and 31130, along with D9521, operating on the Dean Forest Railway. The footage is associated with the Parkend and Dean locations, and the operator is identified as British Railways. While some details about the event may be limited, the presence of these locomotives suggests a special or gala event. No headcodes are listed in the available metadata.
This video captures freight and light engine movements at Bescot Yard in the mid-1980s, featuring locomotives from classes 20, 31, 47, 58, 86, and 312. Some of these locomotives are shown in special liveries, including Railfreight Red Strip and yellow. The footage highlights the busy nature of Bescot during this period, with operations involving freight traffic and services between Birmingham New and Walsall. Several specific locomotive numbers are identified, though operator details for individual units are not provided.
A video shows the British Railways Class 31 diesel locomotive numbered 31130 at Bournemouth. The footage was recorded on 1 August 2020 and uploaded to a railway-related channel. No headcode information is available in the record.
A rail vehicle identified as 31130 is shown operating on the Avon Valley Railway near Bristol. The footage includes scenes from Bitton and Bournemouth, with associated headcode 2H31. Multiple operators are linked to the video, including British Railways, GBRF, and Hanson & Hall. The content provides a glimpse of rail operations during a running day in early 2020.
The content includes clips taken onboard and from the lineside. The event took place at Bitton. Operators associated with the railway include BR - Sectors, British Railways, DB Schenker, and First Great Western. Some locomotive details are provided, though headcode information is not available in the record.
The event took place at Bitton and included various diesel engines. Headcodes present in the footage include 1N28, 1O00, and 2M37. The operators associated with the content are BR - Sectors and British Railways.
This video captures the Avon Valley Railway's end of season gala event, featuring a selection of historic locomotives. The footage includes locos such as 30587, 32678, 132 Sapper, and 4015 Karel, with the latter operating as a driver for a fiver. The event took place on 11 November 2018 and showcases railway operations associated with British Railways and Southern. Locations featured in the video include Bitton and Penzance. Headcodes present are 1M44 and 2H20.
The event appears to have included a DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit), though specific details about operators, locations, or headcodes are not provided in the metadata. The footage offers a glimpse of these historic locomotives during a special event, but further contextual information is limited.
A video captures the presence of locomotives 31130 and 31101 at Stratford on the Avon Valley Railway. The footage includes headcodes 2H20, 3S18, and 5S18. No operator information is specified for the stock items, though British Railways and BR - Sectors are listed as operators in the metadata. The locations and headcodes provide context for the rail activity depicted.
The scene shows a crowded gathering of photographers and includes a complete run round operation by a shunter before its return from Bitton. A diesel multiple unit is also seen in service. The event appears to be part of a three-part series, with this being the second installment.
The footage includes scenes from locations such as Avon Riverside and Bitton. A headcode of 2B93 is noted. The recording includes commentary referencing the railway's operations during this event.
It includes class 31 31130 'Calder Hall Power Station' in two tone grey, as well as other units visiting from Swindon & Cricklade and St Philips Marsh HSTD. The event included both freight and passenger services, with double and triple headers operating. The footage was filmed on the day of the gala and includes various rail stock in operation.
This video captures highlights from the second day of the Avon Valley Railway's end-of-season gala in 2013. It features multiple steam engines, including guest locomotive 7822 'Foxcoate Manor' and resident tank engines such as 4015, 2183, and 7151. The footage was filmed along the entire line, excluding Oldland Common station, and includes scenes of silhouette locos and a triple header at the end of the day. The video provides a glimpse into the event's atmosphere and the variety of locomotives in operation.
A Class 31 diesel multiple unit, numbered 31130, is shown arriving at Bitton Station on the Avon Valley Railway. The video captures this event, though no operator or headcode information is provided in the record.
A video shows 56040 leading 31130 (as 31276) through Congerstone on the route from Shackerstone to Shenton during a gala event. The footage captures the movement of these locomotives in what appears to be a special or heritage rail operation. No operator or headcode information is available in the metadata, but the locations of Shenton and Shackerstone are noted.