37294

This video captures railway scenes in Wales from around two decades ago, featuring various locomotives and freight operations. It begins at Tondu with 37-class locomotives on weed-killing duties before moving to Bridgend and Newport, where multiple classes of stock are seen operating. The footage includes views of freight traffic and historical locations such as the now-closed stabling point at Newport and a stone delivery at Pontyclun. Several locomotive types, including 37s, 43s, 56s, and 60s, are identified in the scenes.

The first tour, hauled by 37254 and 175, travels from Carnforth to Carmarthen via the Marches route and returns along the Heart of Wales line. A second tour, operated by 68016 and 024, runs between London Paddington and Llandrindod. The footage includes views of the trains at various locations including Moreton-On-Lugg, Llandrindod, Sugar Loaf, and Builth Road. The 37-class locomotives are shown in both single and multiple unit formations, with one instance capturing them in a top-and-tailed formation heading towards the summit of Sugar Loaf.

This video captures footage from the West Highland Line between Crianlarich and Fort William, as well as shunting activities in Fort William Yard. It features several British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37153, 37165, 37170, 37294, 37406, 37410, 37424, and 37428. Headcodes 6E16 and 6S54 are present in the footage. The locations include Crianlarich, Fort William, and Fort William Yard, though operator information is not available in the metadata.

Footage captures the return to service of British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotive 37294, filmed during an out-and-back journey at The Embsay Diesel Gala. The video includes action from the first service of the locomotive after a period in storage. Locations featured include Embsay, Bolton Abbey, Holywell, Stow, and Ware. No headcode information is available for this recording.