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Class 360
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Heavy Haul Rail Class 66 No. 66623 “Lest We Forget” Passing Irchester, 20th October 2026
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47727 "Edinburgh Castle", 360 Unit Drag No. 360110, Wellingborough Neilson’s Sidings, 25th July 2026
A Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47727 "Edinburgh Castle," is seen hauling a Class 360 EMU, numbered 360110, at Wellingborough Neilson’s Sidings. The video also features a Class 69 diesel locomotive, number 69013, and mentions the Midland Main Line near Finedon Road Industrial Estate. A headcode of 5B60 is noted in relation to movement between Kettering Stabling Sidings and Northampton Emd. Additional references include Andy's Man Club being parked in the sidings and a visit to Podington Garden Centre following the main event.
This video features a selection of railway footage from Kettering, captured on the Midland Mainline. It includes East Midlands Railway Class 810 'Aurora' Bi-Mode units, Class 222 'Meridian' DMUs, Class 360 'Desiro' EMUs, and DB Cargo/Freightliner Class 66 diesel locomotives. Additional locations mentioned include Airport, Corby, Hope, Hove, Lee, Luton, Mountsorrel, Nottingham, and Redland. Headcodes observed during the footage include 1F56, 1Y41, 6M84, and 6Z37.
A video shows two EMR Class 360 'Desiro' electric multiple units, numbered 360110 and 360106, departing from Kettering station. The train is heading towards Corby as part of an express service to St. Pancras International. Other locations mentioned include Airport and Luton. The operators associated with the video are East Midlands Railway and West Midlands Trains. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures rail activity at St Pancras International, a major London terminus serving Eurostar, East Midlands Railway, Southeastern, and Thameslink services. The footage includes trains from various operators, with stock numbers such as 222006, 222010, and 360101 identified. Locations featured include King's Cross St Pancras, Ebbsfleet International, and Gatwick Airport. While the record contains details on stock, operators, and locations, headcode information is not available.
This video captures train activity at Wellingborough, featuring services from East Midlands Railway and freight operators DB Cargo and GBRF. Trains with headcodes including 1B22, 1B28, and others are visible, alongside locomotives such as 222006 and 222008. The footage includes a special guest appearance by locomotive 57306 running back to Leicester. The station's layout is highlighted, with only the outer platforms in regular use.
The footage highlights the station's historical significance and its role as a major transport hub. While no specific train numbers or routes are identified in the metadata, the presence of multiple operators suggests a variety of services passing through the area. The video provides an overview of the station’s environment and its long-standing importance in railway history.
It features services operated by East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, and GBRF, with notable appearances from GBRF 47727 and Romic 20s heading south towards Wembley. The footage includes multiple trains with headcodes such as 1B40, 1B43, and 1D41, along with various stock numbers identified. The video provides a glimpse of train movements and photography opportunities along this section of the line.
This video captures train movements at Flitwick, with services from East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, and Freightliner. It features multiple trains including Class 153 and Class 222 units, along with a special appearance of locomotive 153311. The footage includes various headcodes and showcases trains operating on routes connecting to Bedford, Derby, and other locations.
It includes footage of GBRf 69011, Class 56 locomotives 56098 and 56103, DRS 66433, and Class 73/1 unit 73119. The content also features a Bakerloo Line 72TS with a whistle and GBRf 66752 passing in the opposite direction with a car train. Some stock details are identified, but operator and headcode information is not available for all entries.
A video captures Class 360110 and Class 360114 passing through St Albans City. The footage includes additional locations such as Airport and Luton, though operator and headcode details are not available in the current record.
It features services operated by East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, London Northwestern Railway, and freight operators Freightliner and GBRF. Trains include Class 150, Class 222, and Class 360 units with headcodes such as 1B28, 1B31, and 1C32. The footage highlights the return of services on the Marston Vale Line, with a focus on passenger and freight movements at the location.
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.
This video features various railway services and rolling stock captured at several locations, including Luton Airport Parkway, East Croydon, and others. It includes footage of trains operated by East Midlands Railway, Southern, Thameslink, and Intercity, with an emphasis on the Luton Airport Express service. Rolling stock identified in the video includes classes 222, 360, 377, and 700. The content also briefly shows a Southern service at East Croydon and views from a bridge near Shoreham.
This video captures a day of railway activity at Bedford, featuring multiple operators including East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, and freight services. Several Class 222 diesel units are identified, along with various headcodes associated with passenger services. The footage includes scenes of train movements and operations, highlighting the diversity of rail traffic in the area.
This video features a collection of clips from a visit to Stafford on 12th July 2018, captured and later discovered on an old memory card. It includes footage of various railway stock such as classes 350, 360, 37, and 56, along with operators including DB Schenker, Freightliner, and South Western Railway. The locations shown include Stafford and Wolverhampton. Some metadata fields are missing, so the record is somewhat limited.
This video captures footage of trains operating in cold conditions at Stafford. Several train stock units, including classes 150 and 350, are identified, though no operator details are provided for the stock. The location of Euston is also noted alongside Stafford. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A rail vehicle in Anglia livery is shown at Elstree and Borehamwood station. The footage includes a 360-class unit, numbered 360110, alongside a 47-class unit, numbered 47727. The operator is identified as GBRf, with the 47-class unit in Caledonian Sleeper livery and the 360-class unit in Greater Anglia livery. The headcode for the service is 5Q98. The route mentioned connects Kettering Stabling Sidings to Eastleigh Works via GB Railfreight. No further details about the journey or context are provided.
This video captures various train services operating across several locations in the West Midlands and surrounding areas. Trains include services between Birmingham New Street, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Rugeley Trent Valley, London Euston, Blackpool North, and other stations. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating a variety of scheduled services. The footage includes trains operated by several companies, including GBRF, Network Rail, and others. Some services feature Class 196 units, as noted in the title.
This video features GBRF services at Walsall and Bescot Stadium. At Walsall, trains include 66707 6G92 heading to Small Heath and 66771 6M05 bound for Coton Hill. At Bescot Stadium, train 66773 4L68 is seen traveling towards London Gateway. The footage captures these services at key locations across the network.
This video captures footage of train cabs at St Pancras station, with permission granted by the drivers of trains 360120 and 222001. The footage includes multiple Class 222 and Class 360 trains, though specific headcodes are not listed in the metadata. Operators mentioned include East Midlands Railway. No location details beyond St Pancras are provided in the record.
This video features multiple Class 360 electric multiple units at Kettering, with additional locations including Corby and Hope. The footage includes several units identified as 360109, 360110, 360113, 360114, 360116, 360120, and 360121. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, East Midlands Railway, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video explores accessible rail travel through the experience of someone with a disability, featuring a journey on Greater Anglia from Chelmsford to Sudbury and back. It includes insights from Dominic Lund-Conlon, Accessibility and Inclusion Manager for Rail Delivery Group, discussing how assistance can be booked with any operator for any journey. The video also highlights resources such as the National Rail Accessibility Map and contact details for disabled passengers. The footage features locations including Chelmsford, Sudbury, Colchester, Marks Tey, Paddington, and Sandwich.
This video documents a journey from the Netherlands to the UK by train and overnight ferry. It includes travel through several locations in England, including Barry, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Colchester, Harwich International, Liverpool Street, Manningtree, and Stratford. The structured metadata identifies stock numbers 360110 and 360117, along with operators such as British Railways, Europhoenix, Eurostar, Greater Anglia, London Underground, and Rail Express Systems. A headcode of 0O44 is also noted in the data.
The journey includes observations of various train stock, with operators such as Freightliner, GBRF, Greater Anglia, Intercity, London Overground, and Thameslink featured. Headcodes observed during the trip include 0O12, 4L41, 4L89, 4M88, 4M93, and 4M98.
This video captures train activity at Marks Tey, featuring several services and freight movements. Trains including 37419 and 37405 are seen heading towards Norwich, along with freight trains hauled by Class 66 locomotives. The footage also includes various Class 321 and Class 360 electric multiple units. The video highlights the presence of Desiro units, noted for their distinctive sounds. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a collection of British trains with various shades of purple in their liveries, captured between 1998 and 2006. It includes footage from multiple locations across the UK, such as Bristol Parkway, Paddington, and Stratford. Trains identified include classes 321, 360, and 43, operated by C2C and First Great Western. The record contains limited information on headcodes, but details about stock, operators, and locations are available.
This video captures rail freight activity at Stafford, featuring a variety of locomotives including 66094, 66134, 66534, and others. Additional stock numbers identified include 325006, 350239, 360110, and 390020. The footage also includes mentions of Pendolino services. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Virgin Trains. Other locations referenced are Ford and University. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures trains at Stratford station, featuring a variety of services including mainline, underground, Overground, and Docklands Light Railway operations. Several train stock types are identified, including classes 315, 321, 360, 378, and 90. Operators associated with the footage include C2C, Greater Anglia, London Overground, and South West Trains. The video also includes mentions of Shenfield as a location. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.