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A Class 325 electric multiple unit, identified as 325014, was observed at Carlisle Citadel Station. The train, previously operated by DB Schenker for postal services, passed through the station on a non-passenger route. British Railways is also noted as an operator in the metadata. No headcode information is available for this recording.
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This video features a variety of trains operating on the Lakeside Rail network, including several locomotives and rolling stock. Identified stock includes classes 20, 325, 37, and 43, though specific operators are not listed in the metadata. The footage captures activity at locations such as Lakeside, Battle, and Hope. While no headcodes are provided, the presence of multiple train types suggests a range of operations taking place.
This video features a selection of railway footage captured in 2024 across various locations in the UK, including Newcastle and York. It includes scenes involving multiple train stock types such as classes 325, 37, 45, 47, and 60, with operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, Freightliner, Network Rail, Northern, and others. The content offers a glimpse into heritage railways, main line operations, and museum settings, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
A video shows a 66102 locomotive dragging several Class 325 units—325004, 325008, and 325016—towards Newport for scrap. The footage was captured at Crewe. Other Class 325 units identified in the video include 325001, 325002, 325006, and 325014. Operators associated with the content are Blue Pullman and DB Schenker. The record lacks headcode information.
This video pays tribute to the withdrawn Class 325 Royal Mail units, featuring multiple examples from 2013 to 2024. The footage includes various units identified as 325001 through 325011. Operators associated with these units include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Intercity, Rail Express Systems, and Scot Rail. Locations mentioned are Carlisle and Stafford. No headcodes were identified in the video.
This video documents the final service of Royal Mail's Class 325 electric multiple units, which operated between Daventry and Glasgow. The units, built in 1995–1996 at Litchurch Lane Works, provided nearly three decades of service before being withdrawn due to rising operational costs. The footage includes references to specific units such as 325005, 325011, and 325014. The operator DB Schenker is noted in the metadata, along with locations including Derby, York, and Fleet. The headcode 5M27 is also present. The future of the Class 325 fleet remains uncertain, with units now stored pending a decision on their fate.
This video captures the last two southbound Royal Mail trains passing south of Lancaster. The first train, with headcode 1M27, travels from Shieldmuir to Willesden, while the second, with headcode 1M55, runs from Shieldmuir to Daventry. The footage includes two Class 325 diesel multiple units, though operator information is not available in the record. Locations mentioned are Lancaster and Shieldmuir.
This video features a compilation of Class 325 Mail trains captured between 2022 and 2024, including footage from various routes involving locations such as Penkridge, Shieldmuir, and Stafford. It includes clips of multiple train units with headcodes like 1A97, 1M27, 1S05, and others. The compilation also highlights the final day of service on 20 September 2024, featuring specific train movements and locations along the route.
It includes footage of services running between Shieldmuir, Stafford, and other locations. Trains involved include 325001, 325005, 325011, and 325014, operating with headcodes such as 1M27, 1M55, 1S24, and 1S55. The content provides a record of these units during their last day in service.
This video captures railway activity at Stafford, featuring a variety of freight and Royal Mail trains. Trains include services between Shieldmuir and Willesden, Felixstowe and Trafford Park, Toton and Crewe, and Garston to Dagenham. Several headcodes are noted, including 1M27, 4M61, 4M63, and 6L48. The footage includes multiple train stock numbers such as 325001, 325005, 66514, and 90011, with operators including Avanti West Coast, Freightliner, and GBRF. The locations covered include Stafford, Crewe, Felixstowe, Shieldmuir, and Trafford Park.
Trains include classes 325, 47, 57, 66, 68, 86, and 88, with headcodes such as 1Z10, 1Z58, 4M27, 4S43, 5M31, and 6M90. Operators involved include Direct Rail Services, GBRF, and Northern. Notable trains include 88010 "Aurora" in a special livery, 86401 "Mons Meg," 68008 "Avenger," and 66720 "Wascosa." The footage includes railtours and freight services passing
This video captures scenes from Crewe Railway Station. Several railway vehicles are identified, including classes 20, 325, 390, and 43, though no operator information is associated with them. Additional locations mentioned include Alstom, Alston, Angel, Looe, and Morar. The record lacks headcode details, so some operational context may be limited.
It shows a Royal Mail Class 325 unit passing the station heading south towards Crewe, followed by a DRS Class 66 locomotive numbered 66031 moving to Carlisle New Yard. Later, a DRS Class 68 locomotive, number 68003, is seen hauling an intermodal train bound for Daventry in a southbound direction. The footage includes multiple units from various classes and operators, highlighting rail activity at the station during this time.
This video features various railway vehicles, including Class 170 and Class 325 units, as well as Pendolino and Class 350 trains. It includes footage of train 730213 on test. The locations shown include Nuneaton, Crewe, and Shieldmuir. A headcode of 1M36 is noted in the metadata. The content appears to focus on observations of different rolling stock types, with some mention of potential changes in service due to withdrawal rumours.
A video captures Royal Mail Trains operating near Wigan North Western on 10 July 2024, just days before the service announced plans to discontinue its use of Class 325 trains for postal operations. The footage includes multiple Class 325 units, with DB Schenker identified as the operator. The video also references headcodes 1M27 and 1M36, and locations including Fleet and Shieldmuir. The description notes that Royal Mail has decided to shift its mail transport methods to a combination of road, air, and commercial rail services, marking an end to DB Cargo’s rail freight operations for the postal service by October.
A Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66142 and operated by Maritime, is seen dragging three Class 325 mail units along the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong. The train was moving from Mossend to Crewe, possibly for maintenance purposes. The footage captures the locomotive and its trainset at the junction, with the location also being close to the Leeds to Liverpool canal, specifically the Leigh branch. The headcode for the service is 5M31.
This video captures railway activity at Stafford and nearby locations, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 325, 350, 390, and 43, as well as multiple units from the 66 class. Several operators are represented, including Avanti West Coast, Colas, Cross Country, and others. The footage includes scenes of train movements and operations in the area, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of trains captured during a visit to Berkhamsted on the West Coast Mainline. It includes Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, London Northwestern Railway Class 350 Desiro and Class 730 Aventra EMUs, Royal Mail Class 325 EMUs, and freight services operated by Freightliner, DB Cargo, and GBRF using Class 66 locomotives. The footage was recorded at Berkhamsted, Birmingham International, and Ware.
A Royal Mail Class 325 electric multiple unit, including units 325005 and 325014, is shown passing through Berkhamsted. The footage captures the train operating a service from Willesden to Warrington. While operator information is noted as Freightliner, no headcode details are available in the record.
This video captures activity at Crewe Railway Station, featuring various trains and locomotives. Notable stock includes DB 67005 (Royal Messenger) and units from classes 170, 325, 390, 66, 67, and 730. Operators represented include Avanti West Coast, Transport for Wales, East Midlands Railway, Northern, and others. The footage also includes loco movements and new units on test.
A Royal Mail Class 325 electric unit, comprising 325013 and 325014, was observed operating on the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong. The train was part of a regular morning mail service running from Shieldmuir near Motherwell in Scotland to Daventry. The units were operated by DB Schenker and experienced a slight delay during the journey. The footage captures the train passing through the area, highlighting the continued use of rail for postal services.
This video captures various trains at Crewe and surrounding areas, featuring several services passing through key locations such as Birmingham New Street, Liverpool Lime Street, and Manchester Piccadilly. It includes footage of a new Class 805 unit, 805002, operating on the London Euston to Crewe route, along with other trains carrying headcodes like 5Q46, 9M50, and 1F50. Operators such as Avanti West Coast and London Northwestern Railway are represented in the footage.
A video shows three Royal Mail Class 325 electric multiple units passing through Watford Junction at speed. The units include 325008, an unidentified 325, and 325014, operating as part of a Willesden PRDC to Warrington Royal Mail service. The footage captures the movement of these trains on what appears to be a regular service route. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
This video captures trains at Crewe and Blackpool North. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 153, 197, 325, 390, 47, and 57. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), LNER, Scot Rail, Transpennine, and Transport For Wales. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures two clips of mail trains operating in the UK. The first shows a train with headcode 5A91, operated by DB, running between Watford Junction and other locations, featuring stock numbers 325006 and 325014 in Royal Mail livery. The second clip depicts a train with headcode 1M41, carrying stock numbers 325011 and 325004, travelling between Shieldmuir and Willesden Princess Royal Distribution Centre. The footage includes details of schedules and times passed at specific points along the route.
The first clip shows train 1M41, operated by DB Schenker, with stock numbers 325005 and 325002, traveling between Shieldmuir Mail Terminal and Willesden Princess Royal Distribution Centre. The second clip features train 5A91 on a route from Crewe Electric Traction Maintenance Depot to the same destination. Both trains are noted as being on time according to the schedule.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at Cheddington. It includes Avanti West Coast Class 390 and Class 221 units, London Northwestern Railway Class 350 and Class 319 trains, Royal Mail Class 325 EMUs, and DB Cargo/Freightliner Class 66 diesel locomotives. The footage provides a snapshot of different operators and rolling stock types present at the location.
A video shows three Royal Mail Class 325 electric multiple units—325014, 325003, and 325007—passing through Cheddington. The trains are operating on a working from Willesden to Sheildmuir Mail Terminal. The footage captures the movement of these units at a slow speed through the location. Some additional stock information includes a Class 37 unit identified as 37007, though no operator or headcode details are provided in the record.
It includes workings such as 60044, 325014 & 325015, 88010, 66534, 68024, 66772, 66571, 70803, 70004, 66522, and 90029 & 90035. These services operated between various locations including Mossend EuroTerminal, Shieldmuir, Felixstowe, and Hellifield, with headcodes such as 1M41, 4M27, and 0Z6
This video captures train activity at Birmingham New Street, Tamworth, and Kidderminster. It features a variety of rolling stock including classes 170, 172, 20, 325, 350, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage provides a glimpse into regional rail operations across these locations.
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A History of Royal Mail and Parcels Trains Plus The Travelling Post Office
This video explores the history of Royal Mail and Parcels Trains, including the development of the Travelling Post Office, and touches on future rail logistics initiatives like the Orion service. It highlights the evolution of mail transport by rail, beginning in 1830 with services between Liverpool and Manchester, and the establishment of dedicated mail sorting operations on board trains. The video also covers the creation of a separate parcels sector in the late 1980s, later rebranded as Rail Express Systems (RES), and mentions several railway operators, locations, and headcodes associated with these services.
This video captures train activity at Warrington Bank Quay and Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotives including Classes 37, 88, 90, and 397. The footage includes trains operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), Rail Operations Group, and DB Cargo, among others. Several locomotive identifiers are noted, though operator details for some are not specified. The video provides a visual record of rail operations at these two locations.
This video captures freight train movements at Nuneaton and nearby locations, featuring a range of locomotive classes including 153, 170, 325, 450, and 66. Operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Network Rail, and Rail Express Systems are represented. Headcodes 0O10 and 9N64 appear in the footage. The content reflects a variety of freight workings and liveries from around the time of filming.
This video captures scenes from Tamworth, featuring a variety of railway stock including Class 325, 37, 43, and 60 locomotives. The footage includes historic and operational trains, with mentions of coal trains and DB 92s. Additional rail vehicles such as a Chiltern 172 are also included. The content provides a glimpse into railway operations and heritage from the period, showcasing different classes and operators associated with the UK rail network.
This video captures freight traffic at Acton Bridge, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 66, 67, 68, 70, 86, 90, and 325. The footage also includes an attempt to capture a royal train, though it is not reported on RTT. Several operators are associated with the video, including British Railways, DB Schenker, First Great Western, Freightliner, and GBRF. The locations mentioned include Acton Bridge and Malcolm Logistics. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A Post Office Train consisting of units 325002, 325014, and 325007 was captured at Crewe on 30 December 2014. The train was accompanied by unit 57304 'Pride of Cheshire'. The footage includes multiple rail vehicles from Direct Rail Services (DRS) operating in the Crewe area. No headcodes are listed in the record.
A Royal Mail Class 325 train, identified as 325014 with headcode 5J00, is shown passing through Warrington Bank Quay. The footage captures the train moving through the area approximately one hour ahead of its scheduled time. No operator information is available for this recording.
The footage includes multiple stock units identified by their labels, with operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, EWS, and Freightliner represented. The location is clearly specified as Tamworth, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video captures Class 325 electric multiple unit 325014 at York. The footage is dated 28 February 2014 and shows the train on a service between Lowfell and Wilsden. No operator or headcode information is included in the record. The location of York is clearly identified, but further details about the journey or route are not provided in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle and surrounding areas, featuring multiple freight services. It includes movements of 325-series and 37-series locomotives, as well as 57-series units, with headcodes such as 1M44, 1M03, and 4S44. The footage shows trains traveling between locations like Shieldmuir, Clitheroe, Mossend EuroTerminal, and Drax Power Station. Operators involved include Caledonian Sleeper, Colas, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, and others. The content provides a snapshot of overnight rail operations in the region.
This video features railway stock including Class 156, 314, 325, and 380 units, captured during a trip to locations such as Carlisle, Glasgow Central, and Spital. The journey included visits to multiple Wetherspoons pubs. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, Scot Rail, and Virgin Trains. A headcode of 1N00 is also noted in the metadata.
A group of four DBS Class 66 diesel locomotives, along with a Royal Mail Class 325 electric unit, were captured passing through Newcastle Central Station. The footage includes locomotive numbers 66113, 66095, 66232, and 66158, as well as the Class 325 unit numbered 325014. The train was operating under headcode 5E50 on a service from Mossend to Lowfell. The event took place at Newcastle Central Station, with no further details provided about the operator or additional context of the journey.