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37403
Class 37
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Isle Of Mull
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1Z87
27 Apr 2025
2 videos with 37403
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1Z82
27 Apr 2025
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1Z38
26 Apr 2025
3 videos with 37403
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1Z30
23 Mar 2025
2 videos with 37403
2 total on headcode/date
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1Z37
11 Mar 2023
2 videos with 37403
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1Z48
11 Feb 2023
2 videos with 37403
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1Z50
11 Feb 2023
2 videos with 37403
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1Z42
11 Feb 2023
2 videos with 37403
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Videos featuring 37403
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In 2015, Direct Rail Services (DRS) operated Class 37 diesel locomotives and coaching stock on the Cumbrian Coast line due to a shortage of DMU units. The video highlights this period, noting the perceived luxury of these services compared to other rolling stock in use at the time. Several Class 37 locomotives, including 37210, 37213, and others, are mentioned, along with a Class 60 locomotive, 60007. The headcode 3A12 is also referenced. While specific locations are not detailed in the metadata, the content reflects interest in the historical operation of these trains during that year.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown leaving Carlisle Citadel Station in reverse towards the Upperby Traction Maintenance Depot. The locomotive was operated by Locomotive Services Limited and was part of a tour promoted by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society. The journey originated from Linlithgow and passed through Newcastle. The train was identified with headcode 5Z45 and is associated with a service from Carlisle to Upperby TMD via London Road Junction.
A British Rail Class 37 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown arriving at Carlisle Citadel Station. The train was operated by Locomotive Services Limited and was part of a tour promoted by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society. The journey originated from Linlithgow and followed a route via Newcastle and other locations including Grantshouse. The headcode for this service was 1Z44.
This video compilation showcases a variety of UK diesel locomotives, including classes 20, 31, 37, 45, 47, 50, 57, 60, 69, and 70, operating on the mainline during 2025 and 2026. It includes footage of trains traveling between locations such as Southend Victoria, Derby RTC, Crewe H.S., Ely Papworth, and others. Headcodes like 1Z87, 5M57, and 5Z47 are featured, along with references to operators including British Railways, Colas, Freightliner, and others. The content provides a visual record of locomotive activity across different routes in the UK.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
A Peak, 37s, 93s & Blue Peter: Scottish and Private Charters around Carlisle 6, 7, 8 June 26
This video captures railway activity around Carlisle, Eden Valley loop, Penrith, Upperby, and Armathwaite, featuring Scottish and private charters. It includes footage of the SRPS 'Oban Peak' charter, 37403 carrying SRPS stock and the Peak back to Falkirk and Bo’ness, and a LSL private charter from Crewe and Chester behind Blue Peter heading to Penrith. The video also shows trains passing through Upperby and Armathwaite en route to Langwathby, with passengers disembarking for excursions. Additional footage includes a test load involving the 93s class.
A railtour operated by SRPS Railtours featured a Class 45 locomotive, 45118, and a Class 37 unit, 37403, arriving and departing from Westerton station. The event marked the first trip of a Class 45 to Oban. The footage captures the tour's arrival and departure, with 37403 at the rear during departure. The video includes details about the equipment used for filming, including a Canon EOS 2000D camera and a Cullmann Alpha 2800 tripod.
A railtour operated by SRPS Railtours is shown, featuring a Class 45 locomotive making its way through the Scottish Highlands. The journey includes locations such as Carlisle, Oban, Fort William, and several points in between. Other stock types present include Classes 37 and 66. The headcode 1Z46 is noted in the footage.
This video captures footage from the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway during Day 2 of a Diesel Gala event. It features GBRf Class 99 locomotives, including units 99005 and 99006, operating on the line. The footage includes a 12:00 Chase involving locomotive 56105. Additional stock mentioned in the video includes 37403 and 99001. Locations shown include Bo'ness, Kinneil Halt, Birkhill, Hope, Manuel, and Tain. A headcode of 2B36 is also noted.
This video features a selection of clips from the Bo’ness and Kinneil Diesel Gala, showcasing several railway locomotives. Among the stock present are two GBRf 99 class units (99005 and 99006), a 56105, and multiple 37 class locomotives including 37025, 37403, and 37423. The event took place at Bo’ness, with headcode 2B36 noted in the metadata. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, and GBRF.
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Class 56 EXPLOSIVE DEPARTURE Out of Bo’ness! | 37403 Shunts Coaches - Diesel Gala Day 1!
A video from the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway captures Class 56 locomotive 37403 departing with a powerful start, followed by shunting activities involving Mk1 coaches. Additional footage shows 37403 and 56105 operating on the line. The event takes place during Day 1 of the Diesel Gala at Bo'ness, with other locations including Kinneil Halt and Manuel mentioned. The video highlights various diesel operations and movements throughout the day.
This video features GBRf Class 99 locomotives on what is described as their first ever charter train, including the final mainline journey of steam locomotive 37403. Other trains shown include freight services operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), Colas, and British Railways. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Aberdeen and Polmont. A headcode of 6S48 is also noted in the metadata.
This video highlights key railway events from 2025, including the 200th anniversary of railways and significant changes in rolling stock operations. It mentions the final year for class 70s on Freightliner Intermodal services, the last class 69s entering traffic before being stored, and the end of class 60s working for GBRF. The narration is provided by Stephen Marsh, Nigel Fletcher, and Dan Cave. Various railway operators, locations, and locomotive classes are referenced, though specific headcodes are not included in the record.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown departing from Carlisle. The locomotive features the British Railways large logo in blue. No headcode information is available for this footage.
A video captures a Class 57 locomotive, numbered 57309, passing through Carlisle. The locomotive is associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS). Another stock item, numbered 37403 of Class 37, is also identified in the footage. The locations mentioned include Carlisle and Crewe. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown at Carlisle. The locomotive is identified as a 'Tractor' type with the BR Large Logo Blue livery. No operator or headcode information is available in the record.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown arriving at Carlisle. The locomotive features the British Railways large logo in blue. The video also includes a BR MK1 RBR Kitchen Car. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways and Northern. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a railtour capturing footage of two British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37401 and 37403. The locations shown include Bo'ness, Bridge of Allan, Camelon, Dunblane, Fort William, Larbert, Lochgelly, and North Queensferry. Headcodes 0Z37 and 1Z39 are present in the metadata. The content appears to focus on railway operations in the Fife region.
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*HUGE RETURN*! BR Large Logo Class 37 FIRST Test Run After 3 Year Overhaul: 26/04/26!
A BR Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37025, makes its first test run following a three-year overhaul at the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway. The locomotive, which has been restored to operation, is seen in Large Logo livery and is noted for its return to service after years out of use. Other stock present includes Class 37 units 37403 and Class 56 unit 56105. The video captures the moment as part of a significant milestone for the locomotive's restoration, with locations including Bo'ness, Kinneil Halt, Birkhill, and Inverness featured.
This video features a collection of railway footage and audio recordings from the late 1990s and early 2000s, focusing on Class 37 diesel locomotives and related services. It includes scenes from Cardiff, Old Oak Common, and other locations, capturing various trains such as 37379, 33103, and EWS Class 66 units. The footage also covers railtours, depot visits, and power car movements. Some locomotives are identified with labels like 37055 and 31, while operators include EWS and British Railways. The video includes a variety of railway operations and sounds from different periods.
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This video features British Rail Class 37 locomotives operating in Scotland, with footage captured at various locations including Bo'ness, Ayr, Carlisle, Falkirk Grahamston, and Slateford. Multiple units are identified, including 37003, 37105, 37401, and others. The video includes a range of headcodes such as 0Z81, 1Z30, and 5Z24, indicating different services. The content appears to be a compilation showcasing these locomotives in action, with some editing noted by the creator.
This video captures an event held at Alstom's Polmadie Depot in Glasgow, Scotland. It features various railway exhibits from operators including Avanti West Coast, Caledonian Sleeper, RailAdventure, Scotrail, GBRF, Freightliner, and ROG. The footage includes trains such as the 334, 37, 390, 66, 73, 90, 92, and 93 classes. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the event highlights a range of rolling stock and railway operations present at the depot.
This video provides an update on engineering activities at the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, a heritage railway located in Bo'ness. It features insights into ongoing work by steam enthusiasts. The footage includes references to stock number 37403, which is classified as type 37. Operators mentioned include British Railways and Colas. The video does not include any headcodes.
This video features railway activity at Newport Docks in Wales, focusing on freight deliveries by EWS and Freightliner during the late 1990s. It includes footage of various locomotives, including classes 37 and 66, with some specific stock numbers identified. The content reflects on the history of recording deliveries through the docks, noting changes over time, including the removal of cranes and reduced access for filming. The video also references a later delivery involving the "Evening Star" locomotive, which was eventually sent to the National Railway Museum in York.
This video features footage of Class 37 locomotives and scenes at Carstairs station, captured in the 1980s. It includes visuals of multiple Class 37 units, though specific operators are not identified. Additional locations mentioned include Chichester, Loch Awe, and Tulloch. The content is part of a series showcasing historical railway footage from the uploader’s personal collection.
This video captures footage from the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway's Winter Diesel Gala, featuring several locomotives in operation. Locomotives present include 37403, 56090, 56105, 69005, and a Class 117 DMU. The footage includes onboard and lineside views of train movements across various locations such as Bo'ness, Manuel, Eastleigh, and others. The event took place on 29 December 2025, with filming spanning from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Trackside_Productions
TOP 20 Clips/Movements from 2025 Including a Snowploughs, Charters and Gala's MORE!
This video features a collection of railway movements from 2025, including snowploughs, charters, and gala events. It includes footage of multiple train stock types, such as classes 20, 31, 37, and 56, with associated headcodes like 1M45, 1Z15, and 4M30. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, GBRF, and Locomotive Services Limited. The locations shown are Carlisle, Inverness, Mallaig, and Markinch.
This video showcases a variety of locomotive movements, including double-headed workings, top and tail configurations, and unit drags. It features multiple classes of stock from different operators across various locations. The footage includes locos such as classes 20 and 37 operating in different environments, with headcodes indicating specific services. The compilation highlights a range of railway activity captured over the past year.
This video captures a variety of train movements at Croy station, including Class 153 and Class 385 units, as well as services operated by Scot Rail and Network Rail. Notable trains include 153311 heading towards Slateford, 37403 returning to Bo'ness, and several other services passing through the area. The footage includes both electric and diesel trains, with a focus on the movement of units during the afternoon hours.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 143, 20, and 37, along with several 47-class units. It includes footage from locations such as Carlisle, Dumbarton Central, Edinburgh Waverley, Falkirk Grahamston, Inverness, Linlithgow, Newcastle, and Saltburn. Multiple operators are represented, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, East Coast, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, Intercity, LNER, Locomotive Services Limited, and Scot Rail. Several headcodes are also present in the footage.
This video showcases a variety of multiple locomotive workings from 2025, featuring different classes and liveries. Locomotives include classes 20 and 37, with several examples identified by their numbers. The footage includes both planned and failed workings, with some instances of double-headed operations. Locations featured in the video include Bescot Stadium, Carnforth, Doncaster, Hope, Kidderminster, London Waterloo, Shrewsbury, University, and Water Orton. Headcodes present are 1A12 and 2M36.
A rail event took place at the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway, featuring a variety of diesel locomotives including Class 69 (69005), Class 56 (56090 and 56105), Class 37 (37403 and 37409), and a Class 26. The event included heritage services with catering provided on board, and featured multiple departures throughout the day. Additional locomotives such as Class 117 DMUs were also present. The railway's home fleet and guest locomotives from various operators participated in the winter gala.
This video features a variety of railway footage from 2025, showcasing steam, diesel, and electric trains across different operations. It includes Railtours, freight movements, and light locomotive activity, with examples ranging from older steam engines to newer classes such as 93 and 99. The content highlights diverse railway scenes, though specific locations are limited to Bryn, and operators include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Freightliner, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Trackside_Productions
56090's Final Passenger Runs & First Class 69 to Bo'ness Gala - Bo'ness Diesel Gala!
This video captures a special day at the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway during the Bo'ness Diesel Gala. It features Class 56 No. 56090 on its final passenger services, marking the end of its passenger operations. The event also includes the appearance of Class 69 No. 69005, a first for the gala. Additional diesel locomotives and train movements are highlighted throughout the day. The footage showcases various railway activities, including run-pasts and sound recordings, offering an engaging experience for heritage rail enthusiasts.
This video features Class 37, Class 56 locomotives and a Class 69 in action at Bo'ness. The footage includes multiple stock items with headcodes 2B36 and 2O25. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and Colas. No further details about the event or specific routes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity across several locations in Scotland, including Coatbridge Central, Croy, Polmont, and Carnforth. It features various locomotives such as Class 37, 66, 68, and 69 units involved in freight movements, passenger services, and preparations for a diesel gala at Bo'ness. The footage includes trains operating on different routes, with some notable events like a Class 37 returning to Carnforth and a Class 69 heading to Bo'ness after switching tracks.
A video captures preparations at the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway for its 2025 winter diesel gala event. The footage shows movement of railway stock, including locomotives 37403 (class 37), 56090 (class 56), and 56105 (class 56). The locations featured include Bo'ness, Dundee, and Manuel. Operators associated with the content are British Railways, Colas, and West Coast Railways. A headcode of 2B36 is also noted in the metadata.
A video shows Class 37 diesel-electric locomotives numbered 37403 and 37409 operating as part of an empty coaching stock movement. The locomotives are associated with Locomotive Services Limited, British Railways, Intercity, and Scot Rail. The movement takes place between Bo'ness and Carlisle, passing through Carlisle Citadel Station. A headcode of 5Z36 is noted in the footage.
A festive steam train service operates on the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, offering passengers a magical journey to the North Pole (South), also known as Birkhill. The event features reserved seating in historic carriages, with Santa making appearances to hand out gifts to children. Onboard entertainment includes festive singers and a magician, along with complimentary seasonal refreshments. A miniature steam train ride is available at Bo'ness. The service uses locomotives from the 37 class, operated by British Railways and Intercity, with headcode 2B36.
The footage features multiple steam locomotives, including classes 31 and 37, with associated headcode 2B36. The event appears to be part of a Christmas-themed journey aimed at families, offering a magical experience as part of the railway's seasonal festivities.
This video showcases the Santa Steam Trains 2025 event at Bo'ness, offering a festive steam train journey to Birkhill, known as the North Pole (South). Passengers can enjoy reserved seats in historic carriages, with Santa visiting each family to hand out gifts for well-behaved children. The trip includes on-board entertainment and seasonal refreshments. A miniature steam train ride is also available at Bo'ness. The video features locomotives from stock classes 37 and 47, operated by British Railways, LNER, Scot Rail, and West Coast Railways, with the journey involving locations including Bo'ness, Birkhill, and Looe.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic special Workings On UKs Railway Network class 20s HST 37s and Much more 2025 
This video features a variety of railway stock including Class 20, Class 37, Class 43, and Class 50 locomotives, as well as units from operators such as Avanti West Coast, GBRF, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and others. The footage includes scenes from locations in Derby and Melton. While specific headcodes are not provided, the content highlights various train operations and services across the UK railway network.
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The Class 37 BR Large Logo Blue No.37403 with "BO'NESS CHRISTMAS EXPLOROER" departing at Carlisle.
A video captures Class 37 No. 37403, painted in BR Large Logo Blue, departing Carlisle Citadel Station as part of the "BO'NESS CHRISTMAS EXPLORER" service. The train includes Class 47 No. 47712 and a MK2f Control Car, operated by Locomotive Services Limited and associated with Intercity ScotRail. The route is described as traveling from Bo'ness to Crewe via Edinburgh, Glasgow Queen Street, and Perth. The footage shows the train at Carlisle Citadel Station.
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The Class 37 BR Large Logo Blue No.37403 with "BO'NESS CHRISTMAS EXPLOROER" arriving at Carlisle.
A Class 37 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown arriving at Carlisle Citadel Station. The train is part of the "BO'NESS CHRISTMAS EXPLORER" service operated by Locomotive Services Limited and includes a Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47712. The journey originates from Bo'ness and travels via Manuel, Edinburgh, Glasgow Queen Street, and Perth before heading south to Crewe.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including Class 37, 43, 47, and 57 locomotives, as well as Class 66 units. It includes footage from locations such as Aberdeen, Inverness, London Euston, and several other stations across the UK. Headcodes identified in the video include 0Z45, 0Z63, 1E13, and others. The content appears to cover a range of railway operations, including sleeper services, freight movements, and light passenger trains.
This video features a collection of train horns and steam whistles recorded across the UK. It includes footage of various locomotives, such as classes 20, 37, 43, 57, and 66, along with some diesel units like the Class 40 D213. The operators mentioned include Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, GBRF, Intercity, LNER, Network Rail, and Transpennine. Locations shown are Linlithgow and Saltburn, with headcodes 2B36 and 2B50 noted.
This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Bo'ness railway engineering workshop, showcasing the work of individuals who keep historic rail machines operational. It highlights restoration efforts and interactions with staff at the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, part of the Scottish Preservation Railway Society. The footage includes views of locomotives 37025 and 37403, as well as locations such as Bo'ness, Colchester, Hook, Inverness, and Motherwell. The record includes operator associations with British Railways and LNER, though no headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway movements, including light locomotive operations and ECS moves. It includes footage of several stock items such as classes 20, 37, 40, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The locations shown include Bo'ness, Linlithgow, Motherwell, and Saltburn. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating various train services captured in the footage.
This video features footage of Class 37 diesel locomotives operating in Derbyshire, capturing their performance over the past year. Several units including 37057, 37175, 37218, and others are shown in action. The content highlights the 65th anniversary of the class's service, showcasing their iconic presence on the railway network. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Network Rail, and several regional rail services. The video provides a visual tribute to these historic locomotives.
This video captures a railtour operated by SRPS, featuring the first class 40 locomotive 40013 'Andania' reaching Oban. The journey includes discussions about the day's events and highlights various locations such as Dumfries, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Morpeth, Newcastle, Waterfront, and Whitehaven. The footage showcases the scenic route and onboard experience, with a focus on the historic locomotive and its journey to the Scottish port town.
This video captures several notable railway movements across Scotland. A Class 40 locomotive makes a rare appearance heading north from Motherwell, marking a historic moment as it travels to Oban. The iconic A4 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley is seen in action at Kirknewton en route to Chester. At Linlithgow, the start of the RHTT season is documented with Class 37 locomotives in service, including a route learner. The footage showcases a mix of steam and diesel operations across different locations.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 20, 31, 37, and 43, along with headcodes such as 0Z25 and 1Z08. It includes footage from locations like Carlisle, Carnforth, and Newcastle, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, LNER, and Network Rail identified. The content appears to be a recap of train spotting activities during the Spring and Summer of 2025, acknowledging contributions from a fellow enthusiast.
A video captures HNRC Swietelsky 37405 and Colas Rail 37175 operating with the 1Q18 East Anglian Test Train, making noise around Norfolk. The footage includes multiple locomotives such as 37403, 37416, 66301, 66734, and 69010, alongside D1935. Locations mentioned include Brundall, Great Yarmouth, Reedham, and Yarm. This appears to be the first time 37405 has been involved with the Test Train in the Anglia region.
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The Best old School Class 37 Action on Uk Railway work 2025
This video showcases various Class 37 locomotives in action across the UK railway network, featuring appearances at multiple stations and with different operators. Notable sightings include locomotives such as 37409, 37510, 37608, and others operating with companies like Rail Operations Group, LSL, HNRail, and West Coast Railways. The footage includes scenes at locations such as Crewe, Derby, Rugeley Trent Valley, Lancaster, Chesterfield, Doncaster, and others. While the record contains details on stock and operators, headcode information is not available in this dataset.
This video features a variety of steam locomotives operating in the UK. Identified stock includes classes 37, 47, 57, and 60 with labels such as 37403, 47802, 57311, and 60007. The footage is associated with operators including British Railways, Intercity, LNER, West Coast Railways, and West Midlands Trains. Locations shown include Bo'ness, Edinburgh Waverley, Inverness, Kirkcaldy, Manuel, Newcastle, and York. Headcodes such as 1Z08, 1Z33, and 5Z07 are also noted in the metadata.
This video features a collection of Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units such as 37 057 Barbara Arbon, 37 099 Merl Evans, and others, captured at various locations in Derbyshire. Additional locations mentioned include Belper, Derby, and Loch Awe. The video highlights these historic locomotives without specific operator or headcode information provided.
A train featuring 37403 'Isle of Mull' is shown leading a service through Bicester North, with 20007 and 20205 at the rear. The video includes mentions of other locations such as Carnforth, Kings Norton, and Stratford. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Intercity, Network Rail, and Romic. A headcode of 1Z38 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Crewe and surrounding areas, featuring various locomotives and train movements. It includes footage of Class 37 and 66 locomotives operating with coaching stock, as well as freight workings and WAG trains between Cardiff Central and Manchester Piccadilly. Specific locomotives mentioned include 37521, 66313, and others, while headcodes such as 5K22 and 0Q42 are noted. The content highlights testing operations and routine services involving multiple operators and locations across the UK rail network.
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A train service, identified by headcode 1Z20, was filmed at Greenfaulds station. The train appears to have been restocked during its journey from Crewe to Inverness, with additional stops including Cumbernauld, Saltburn, and Inverness. Operators involved include Scot Rail, Locomotive Services Limited, and British Railways. Multiple locomotives and rolling stock were present, though specific operators for individual units are not detailed in the record.
This video features a variety of locomotives and railway operations, including steam engines such as Blue Peter and Mayflower, along with multiple diesel units from classes 20, 37, 45, 47, and 57. The footage includes movements across locations like Dore and Totley, Chester, Doncaster, and others, with involvement from operators such as Freightliner, British Railways, and Direct Rail Services. Additional elements include freight train activities, light engine operations, and new liveries being showcased.
A video shows a Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, operating on a route involving Bo'ness Junction and Glasgow Works. The locomotive is seen collecting two Class 73 electric multiple units, numbered 73967 and 73971, at Craigentinny T.&R.S.M.D. The footage includes the headcode 0Z37. Locations mentioned include Glasgow Works and Bo'ness. No operator information is available in the record.
This video features various railway locomotives and stock units operating on different railtour and stock move duties. It includes Class 20, Class 37, and Class 67 locomotives, as well as Class 57 units, captured at multiple locations across the UK. The footage shows movements between stations such as Norwich, Derby, Felixstowe, Lowestoft, Crewe, Stratford, Southend Victoria, Northampton, and Trimley, with associated headcodes indicating specific services.
A British Rail Class 37403 locomotive, operating in the British Rail large logo livery, is seen moving south along the West Coast Main Line and through Springs Branch near Wigan. The train was hauling a British Railways Mark 1 coach from Bo'ness to Crewe. The footage captures the locomotive applying power during its journey, with mention of a Network Rail overhead line equipment train causing temporary delays at Wigan North Western. The headcode for the service was 5Z37.
This video captures rail activity at Stafford, Tamworth, and Birmingham New Street, featuring trains with various traction types. Notably, locomotive 37403 is highlighted during a movement at Tamworth and Birmingham. The footage includes scenes from different locations in the West Midlands, offering a glimpse into railway operations on a day of railtours. Some stock and operator information is identified, though headcodes are not present in the record.
This video explores the British Rail Class 40 diesel-electric locomotive, often referred to as "Whistlers" due to their distinctive turbocharger noise. Built between 1958 and 1962 by English Electric, a total of 200 units were produced for use on passenger and freight services. The footage features several Class 40 locomotives including D200, D213, D345, and D399. While the video provides historical context about the class, specific locations or operators associated with the footage are not detailed in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway activity around Chesterfield, including freight operations and train movements. It features multiple locomotives such as class 37, 45, 56, and 66, along with several headcodes. The footage includes scenes at locations like Dronfield, Derby, Doncaster, and Barrow Hill, highlighting both passenger and freight services. Operator names associated with the content include Direct Rail Services (DRS), British Railways, and others. The video showcases a range of train movements, including some delays and diversions due to track closures.
This video captures railway activity in Water Orton and Marston Green, featuring several trains with headcodes including 6Z45, 6H12, 4S57, 1Z92, 6V06, and 4L72. The footage includes services such as Banbury Reservoir Sdgs-Tunstead Sdgs, Walsall FT-Briggs Sdgs, Hams Hall-Mossend Euro Term, Stratford (London)-Crewe, Burton On Trent West Yard-Acton Yard, and East Midlands Gateway-London Gateway. The locations covered are Water Orton, Marston Green, Banbury, Crewe, Stratford, and Walsall.
This video captures rail activity across several locations in the North West of England, featuring a variety of locomotives and freight services. Highlights include 37403 'Isle of Mull' concluding its tour at Crewe, along with appearances by 56103, 57314, and several other locomotives. The footage includes freight operations at Warrington Bank Quay, including a fuel train returning from Scotland and long freight trains heading to Wilton. Additional railtours and services are documented, showcasing the diversity of railway activity in the region.
A steam locomotive, identified as 37403, is shown traveling northbound along a route that includes Carnforth, Crewe, and Lancaster. The video captures the train approaching Lancaster with a red signal displayed. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
A video featuring British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotive 37403 operating on an Intercity service is shown. The footage includes scenes from Hope and the West Coast Main Line. No headcode information is provided in the record.
A British Rail Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37403, is shown operating on the West Coast Main Line and through Springs Branch near Wigan. The train was hauling railtour empty stock from Crewe to Carnforth following a service from Stratford to Crewe. The footage captures the locomotive approaching a red signal before accelerating sharply. The locomotive, owned by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society, is currently in use on UK railtours and is mainline registered.
A train carrying the headcode 5Z93 departs from Crewe towards Carnforth. The video features a British Railways blue class 37 locomotive, specifically 37403, and another 37-class unit, 37408. The footage captures the departure from Crewe platform 12.
This video captures a railtour along the East Anglian route, featuring locomotives 20007, 20205, and 37403. The journey begins at Chelmsford and follows the Great Eastern Mainline to Ipswich, then continues via the East Suffolk Line to Lowestoft. From there, it travels through Norwich and Ipswich to Felixstowe, with movements along the Wensum Curve and Bacon Curve. The tour includes reversals in Felixstowe Creek Sidings and uses up goods loops in Colchester, Marks Tey, and Witham to allow service trains to pass. The day concludes with a return journey south via the Great Eastern Mainline.
A rail tour operated by UK Railtours featured locomotives 20007, 20205, and 37403 "Isle of Mull" on a journey through several locations including Stratford, Lowestoft, Felixstowe, Southend Victoria, Derby Road, Trimley, Woodbridge, and Bank. The tour included multiple headcodes such as 1Z80, 1Z82, 1Z84, 1Z85, 1Z87, and 1Z90, following a route that experienced delays and did not adhere closely to the scheduled timetable. Despite this, the journey was described as enjoyable with excellent motive power and good weather conditions.
A rail charter operated by UK Railtours, known as the 'East Anglian Freighter,' features locomotive 37403 'Isle of Mull' and Class 20 units 20007 and 20205. The footage captures scenes from Oulton Broad Junction and Reedham Swing Bridge, highlighting the tour's journey through East Anglia. The event included a late departure from Stratford and Lowestoft, resulting in a brief segment between Oulton Broad and Reedham for the 1Z82 leg of the route.
The route includes visits to Lowestoft, Felixstowe, Claydon Loop, Ipswich, Southend Victoria, and Stratford. Specific locations shown include Woodbridge, Derby Road in Ipswich, and other key points along the East Suffolk Line. The footage provides insight into regional rail operations and scenic travel routes across eastern England.
This video captures a railtour event featuring train units 37403, 20205, and 20007 at Sutton. The headcode 1Z38 is mentioned in the title, indicating the service involved. No further details about the event or operational context are provided in the metadata.
A train led by 37403 'Isle Of Mull' is shown at Banbury, accompanied by units 20007 and 20205. The video includes a signal indication for service 1Z38 from King's Norton to Stratford London. Additional locations mentioned include Penally and Stratford. Operators associated with the footage are British Railways and West Midlands Trains.
The footage shows the movement of train 37403 after a period of inactivity at Acocks Green, with the sound indicating it operated smoothly once it started moving. The locations mentioned include Acocks Green, Hope, and Kings Norton. No operator or headcode information is available in the current record.
A locomotive identified as 37403 is shown arriving at Carnforth as part of a stock move south. The video references a steam engine movement from Bo'ness to Carnforth on 25 April 2025, and another movement from Carnforth to King's Norton, continuing onward to Stratford and London with Class 20 locomotives. The operator associated with the content is British Railways, and locations mentioned include Bo'ness, Carnforth, and Stratford. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video captures charter train operations in Inverness, Scotland, during April 1995. It features multiple locomotive classes including Class 08, 33, 37, and 47. The Southern Region Class 33 Cromptons are highlighted as a notable part of the footage. The operators involved include British Railways, Scot Rail, Southern, and Rail Express Systems. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
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It features multiple locomotives including Class 57, 37, 60, and 66 units, operated by companies such as Northern, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and others. The footage includes freight movements, route learning exercises, and special events, with locations spanning Bredbury, Doncaster, Trafford Park, and several other key railway points.
This video from Dutton Docks discusses recent developments in the UK rail sector, including Eurostar's competition, Lumo's network expansion, and issues with the Elizabeth Line. The structured metadata includes references to various train stock classes and operators such as British Railways, Colas, Eurostar, Lumo, Network Rail, and TFL. Locations mentioned include St James. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A railtour featuring Class 37 locomotives operated by multiple organisations took place across Scotland, visiting locations including Leven, Aviemore, Broomhill, Inverness, and Thurso. The journey included a segment on the Strathspey Railway where loco 37674 joined the train and later led a section of the route. The event was part of a charity initiative organised by several railway groups, offering passengers an opportunity to experience historic traction on various Scottish rail routes.
This video features railtour footage from the SRPS "Seven Counties Rambler," including locomotives from the LSL 20 and LSL/SRPS 37 classes. The clips include loco changes at Carlisle, with contributions from several individuals for lineside footage. The content includes mentions of operators such as British Railways and Locomotive Services Limited, and locations like Carlisle, Linlithgow, Loch Awe, and Sway. Some details about headcodes are not present in the record.
This video shows train services operating between Carlisle and Linlithgow, with footage of trains numbered 37403 and 37409. The headcode 1Z34 is associated with the service. The locations featured include Carlisle, Linlithgow, and Loch Awe. No operator information is explicitly provided in the metadata.
This video captures a railtour operated by S.R.P.S., featuring multiple Class 20 locomotives including units 20096, 20107, 20118, and 20132, alongside a Class 37 unit numbered 37403. The tour took place in locations such as Crewe, Carlisle, Linlithgow, Oxenholme Lake District, and Preston. Locomotive Services Limited supplied the Class 20 units from Crewe. The footage highlights the sound of these locomotives, which attracted the videographer to capture the experience.
A video titled "37403 absolutely THRASHES out of Edinburgh Waverley with 37409 on the rear" shows a train departing from Edinburgh Waverley. The footage features two Class 37 locomotives, numbered 37403 and 37409. The operator is identified as British Railways, and the location is clearly Edinburgh Waverley. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures the arrival and departure of a train at Newcastle Central Station as part of the 'Seven Counties Rambler' rail tour, operated with double-headed Class 37 diesel locomotives numbered 37409 and 37403. The tour's final leg ran from Carlisle to Linlithgow via Newcastle, Berwick, and Edinburgh. Additional locations mentioned include Settle, Southall, and Loch Awe. The headcode for the journey was 1Z34.
A train service departing from Carlisle station features Class 20 locomotives numbered 20096 and 20107, along with a Class 37 locomotive numbered 37403. The service is associated with headcode 1Z32 and appears to be heading towards Preston. The video captures the departure of these trains, likely part of a scheduled service operated by British Railways.
A video captures D8096 and D8107 (20096 and 20107) operating on the Seven Counties Rambler, alongside 37403 Isle of Mull, as they ascend Wilshire bank near Ramsgreave and Wilpshire Station. The footage includes third-party mentions of British Railways diesel operations. Additional locomotives, including 37424, are noted in the metadata. The recording highlights a section of track through Bank and Hope, though specific headcodes are not identified in the data.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37403, is seen moving Mark 1 carriages during refurbishment operations. The footage captures the locomotive at York, Moorthorpe, and Kirkstall Forge, with details of its movements and the condition of the carriages. The video highlights the locomotive's activity as it transports carriages for maintenance, including instances where it slows for signals. The locations involved include York, Moorthorpe, Kirkstall Forge, and Bo'ness. Headcodes 5Z37 and 5Z38 are associated with the movements.
This video features a pair of Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37409 and 37403, operating on a service with headcode 5Z41. The route includes locations such as Carlisle, Lockerbie, and Bo'ness. While the operator is not explicitly identified in the metadata, potential operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways and Locomotive Services Limited. The footage captures the movement of these locomotives along a regional rail line, offering insight into their operation during this journey.
A video shows a train service operating between Inverness and Carlisle. The service includes two Class 37 locomotives, numbered 37409 and 37403. The headcode for the service is 1Z39. Operators associated with the service include British Railways and Scot Rail. The video provides a visual record of this rail journey between the two locations.
A Class 87 locomotive, identified as 87002 "Royal Sovereign," is shown operating with DVT 82139 on a railtour along the West Coast Main Line. The footage captures the train passing through areas near Wigan and heading north towards Edinburgh Waverley. Other locomotives mentioned include 37403 and 40013, though they are not visible in this video. The train was part of "The Capital's Scot" service, operating between London Euston and Edinburgh Waverley, with a headcode of 1Z86.