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360117

Class 360

Videos featuring 360117

A collection of trains passing through Harrowden Junction and surrounding areas includes services between Corby, Nottingham, and Sheffield. Trains operated by Class 222, Class 360 EMUs, and Class 810 Aurora units are noted with specific headcodes. The footage captures several services running with varying degrees of punctuality, including one service passing four minutes late. No test train was observed as expected, but a number of regular trains were recorded during the session.
This video features trains at Kettering, capturing services operated by East Midlands Railway and others. It includes multiple Class 222 units, as well as a special freight service involving a 37884 locomotive hauling a 466 to the scrappers. The footage also shows trains passing through various locations including Wellingborough, Corby, Derby, Nottingham, and others. Headcodes such as 1B43, 1B46, and 1C41 are present in the data.
A Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66731, is shown at Harrowden Junction. The video includes footage of the train passing through Wellingborough and Corby, with mentions of a service operated by GBRF with headcode 0E74. Additional stock numbers, including two Class 360 units, are identified in the metadata. The audio transcription references an earlier publication about the locomotive's naming in 2021.
A Class 360 EMU, consisting of units 360116 and 360117, passes through Harrowden Junction and The Slips. The train is operating on the Midland Main Line with headcode 1Y39, which was running three minutes late from St Pancras International to Corby. East Midlands Railway is identified as the operator, and Corby is noted as a destination in the description.
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.
This video features railway activity at West Hampstead Thameslink, a National Rail station on the Midland Main Line. The station serves Thameslink trains as part of the route between Kentish Town and Cricklewood. Several historic names and details about the station's development and usage are mentioned in the description. Trains from various operators, including Thameslink, Southeastern, and others, are referenced, along with a range of locations across the rail network. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
The footage highlights the station's historical significance, including its origins in 1857 and past infrastructure such as locomotive depots. While no specific train headcodes are identified, a range of rolling stock is present, including classes 222 and 350/360. The video provides a glimpse into the current state of the station and its ongoing role on the railway network.
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.
A video captures Class 810 electric multiple units, No. 810003 and No. 810004, passing Wellingborough Neilson’s Sidings. The footage also includes Class 360 EMUs, No. 360117 and No. 360108, operating on the Midland Main Line near Finedon Road Industrial Estate. Two services are noted: 1H32 Corby to St Pancras International and 5Q45 Old Dalby to St Pancras International. The video provides a glimpse of train operations in the area with details about the units involved and their movements.
This video captures train activity at Kettering, featuring services from East Midlands Railway and freight operations by GBRF. Multiple trains with headcodes such as 1B46 and 1C50 are visible, along with stock classes identified as 222. The footage includes trains stopping at Kettering and passing through nearby locations like Wellingborough, Nottingham, and Sheffield. The video also references a cancelled event at the station, though no further details are provided.
This video captures train activity at Wellingborough, featuring services from East Midlands Railway and freight operators including Freightliner and DB Schenker. Multiple Class 222 units are identified in the footage, with specific headcodes noted. The recording includes trains operating on the Midland Main Line, with additional locations such as Bedford, Corby, and Luton mentioned.
This video captures train and aircraft activity at Luton Airport Parkway, featuring services from East Midlands Railway and Thameslink, as well as freight operations. The footage highlights the station's unique perspective of planes taking off from nearby Luton Airport. Trains with headcodes including 1B37, 1B40, and others are visible, alongside stock numbers such as 222002 and 360101. Additional locations mentioned include Luton, Bedford, and Nottingham, though specific routes or operational details are not provided.
This video captures train activity at Harlington, with services from East Midlands Railway and Thameslink. Various train stock numbers are identified, including classes 222 and 360. Additional locations mentioned include Brighton, Cricklewood, Leighton Buzzard, Luton, Nottingham, Radlett Redland Roadstone, Sheffield, Three Bridges, and Tonbridge. Headcodes such as 1B34, 1B37, and others are also noted in the footage.
This video features trains at Stafford, including multiple units from classes 150, 350, and 360. Operators represented include Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and London Northwestern Railway. The footage appears to capture a test or special event involving double-headed services, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
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 captures testing footage of various railway units, including classes 150, 170, 231, 350, 360, and 720. The locations featured include Crosskeys, Crewe, Gloucester, Rugby, and Stafford. While no specific operator is identified in the footage, several operators are listed in the metadata, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, and Transport For Wales. The video provides a glimpse into the pre-service testing of these units, filmed primarily in Bristol, South Wales, and along the West Coast Main Line.
A GBRF Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47749 'City of Truro', is shown hauling an EMR Class 360 unit at Reading Station. The train is en route from Cricklewood South Sidings to Eastleigh Works.
The footage includes views of Ely, Norwich, Ipswich, and Stowmarket, with a focus on Class 360 and Class 365 electric multiple units, as well as a Class 70 diesel locomotive. The journey involved travel between these locations using an East Anglia Day Ranger ticket, with the aim of observing traction operations. The video includes general views of stations and some footage of trains in service at the time.
A video shows the West Midlands Railway unit 730005 undergoing testing at Stafford. The footage includes other rolling stock, including units labeled 350117 and 360117. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures trains and landscapes along the Midland Mainline Railway between Sharnbrook Junction and Harrowden Junction. It features various train types, including East Midlands Trains Class 222 units and the newly introduced Class 360 Desiros, as well as freight services. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Irchester Viaduct, Radwell, Wymington, Harrowden Junction, and nearby areas like Kettering and Wellingborough. A range of train stock is shown, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata.
This video captures freight train activity in East London, particularly around Stratford and London Liverpool Street. Several freight services are visible, with some 2C2 services diverted into London Liverpool Street. The footage includes a variety of rolling stock, including classes 321, 357, and 360, operated by companies such as C2C, Freightliner, and Greater Anglia. Multiple locations across the UK rail network are also featured in the metadata.
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.
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This video features a Q&A session where the creator responds to viewer questions and expresses gratitude for their support. The content includes links to a transcript, Patreon, and PayPal for donations. No railway stock, operators, or headcodes are shown in the video. Locations such as Hope, Leeds, Ore, and York are mentioned in the metadata, but it is unclear if they are relevant to the video's content. The record contains limited details about the video itself.
This video features railway activity across several locations in Anglia, including Hatfield, Marks Tey, and Stowmarket. It showcases freight services typically hauled by Class 66 locomotives, along with some Class 70s operating intermodal services. Multiple Class 321 and Class 360 diesel units are identified in the footage. Operators associated with the content include Greater Anglia, Freightliner, GBRF, C2C, and British Railways. The record contains limited information on headcodes.
Trains at Marks Tey 29/1/17
BOBP Railway Videos / 125 Heritage
Trains at Marks Tey 29/1/17
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.
Trains at Marks Tey 14/1/17
BOBP Railway Videos / 125 Heritage
Trains at Marks Tey 14/1/17
This video captures train activity at Marks Tey, a popular railway location. The footage includes several locomotives, identified by their stock numbers, such as 321315, 321351, and 360106, among others. Multiple operators are associated with the video, including British Railways, Freightliner, GBRF, Greater Anglia, and Southeastern. While no headcodes are listed in the metadata, the presence of various stock numbers suggests a range of services may be visible. The content provides a glimpse into railway operations at this station during a period when the Great Eastern Main Line was temporarily open.