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37411
Class 37
Videos featuring 37411
This video showcases the English Electric Class 37 locomotives in passenger service across Britain during the 1960s to 2000s. It includes footage from various routes such as the Great Eastern Cambridge & Harwich line, North Wales Coast, Cumbrian and Rhymney lines, and services like the North West Club trains and top & tail S&C service. The locomotives featured are numbered 37046, 37081, 37088, 37184, 37191, 37233, 37372, 37405, 37408, and 37410. The footage spans locations including Cambridge, Colchester, Abergavenny, and Penma
The footage features a variety of stock such as classes 20, 31, 33, 37, 47, and 56, alongside High Speed Trains (HST) and passing freight services. The event appears to be part of a larger gathering or festival involving multiple locomotives. No operator details are specifically associated with the individual stock items in the metadata, but several railway operators are listed in the dataset. The location is clearly identified as Newport.
At Wirksworth, scenes include Class 33 33103 'Swordfish', Class 47 D1842 'Basil', and Class 73 73001 in service between Duffield and Wirksworth, along with a shuttle to Ravenstor. At Matlock, Peak Rail showcased EPR Class 37 37901 'Mirlees Pioneer' alongside their fleet including Peak D4 'Penyghent' and various shunters. The footage provides insight into the operation of historic diesel locomotives on these heritage railways.
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This video captures railway activity at Cardiff Central and Bristol Temple Meads in August 1997, featuring a variety of freight trains, some double-headed locomotives, and loco-hauled passenger services. The footage includes several British Rail diesel locomotives such as classes 37, 47, and 56, though operators are not specified. The content focuses on the author's personal observations from that time, highlighting the presence of older stock now largely withdrawn. Some scenes show a break van leading a shunt within Temple Meads station.
This video captures rail activity in Wales around 2005, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Notable sightings include multiple Class 67s, Class 37s, and Class 47s, with some units operating under EWS liveries. The footage includes freight services and different diesel multiple unit liveries, reflecting the diversity of operations at the time. Locations mentioned include Cardiff Central, Ore, Penzance, and Rannoch. The content highlights a mix of passenger and freight traffic on a Saturday, with no specific headcodes identified in the record.
This video captures railway scenes from Newport and Cardiff in March 2006, highlighting a variety of locomotives and services. It includes footage of Class 09, Class 37, Class 47, Class 50, Class 60, and Class 66 locomotives operating on different services, including freight and passenger trains. The Virgin Trains stock is noted as passing through with freight and later used on the Valley lines. Operators such as EWS, Freightliner, and Virgin Trains are mentioned, along with locations in Newport, Cardiff Central, and Rhymney.
This video highlights railway activities from September to December 2025, featuring various trains and events across multiple locations. It includes footage of services such as the Mayflower and English Riviera Express, the SVR GBRF Gala, and the Bluebell Beer Fest, among others. The content covers a range of railway operations and events, showcasing different locomotives and routes. Trains identified include classes 150, 20, 31, 33, and 37, with operators including BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, and others. Locations featured span across Alresford, Barnstaple, Bath Spa, Bluebell Railway, and several other stations. Headcodes such as 2A70, 2A
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rhymney-Cardiff Central, every station stop, sounds and views all the way in 2005
Aboard a Rhymney-Cardiff Central service in December 2005, this video captures the journey stopping at all 17 stations along the route. The footage includes views of locomotives 37419, 37411, and 37405 during their final trips that week. The recording features sounds from the 37-class locomotives and glimpses of the surrounding countryside. Several locations are shown, including Rhymney, Cardiff Central, Caerphilly, and others along the line.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 20, 31, 37, 390, and 43, along with headcodes 1A46 and 2O25. The footage is set in Crewe and Station A, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, and British Railways represented. The event appears to be related to the MIOG 2025 Crewe Heritage Centre O Gauge exhibition, showcasing model railway operations.
It includes footage of 37-series trains, along with Virgin and Arriva stock, and highlights the Maesycwmmer Viaduct. The content reflects a journey from around two decades ago, with mention of the final 37-class service on an early morning route to Cardiff.
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This video captures the Rail 200 celebration gala at Barrow Hill Roundhouse, marking 200 years since the opening of the Stockton & Darlington Railway in 1825. The event featured a variety of locomotives, including heritage and modern freight engines such as A3 Pacific 60103 'Flying Scotsman', GBRf Class 99002 and 93002, along with several other steam and diesel units. The demonstration line included multiple locomotives working in formation, offering a glimpse into the rich railway heritage showcased at this event.
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A railway event at Barrow Hill featured the LNER A3 60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ and other notable locomotives, including a Stadler Rail Ops Group Tri-Mode Class 93 and GBRF Bi-Mode 99002. Heritage steam engines were also present, with various classes such as 20, 37, and 26 operating on the Springwell Branch. The event included train services from Burton on Trent to Chesterfield and involved multiple operators.
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This video features historical railway footage from Wales, including various locomotives and locations such as Barry Docks, Cardiff Central, Fairwater, Llandeilo, Llandovery, Margam Yard, Radyr, and Rhymney. The content includes stock numbers associated with classes 153, 37, 47, and 56, along with operators such as British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Coast, EWS, First Great Western, and West Midlands Trains. A headcode of 1Z40 is also noted. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations in the region over several decades.
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This video captures a journey through parts of Wales, starting in Caerphilly and visiting stations including Bargoed, Rhymney, and others along the route. It features the naming ceremonies for two British Railways Class 37 locomotives, 37411 and 37425, as well as another Class 37 unit, D6990. The footage includes scenes of the trains passing through various locations with sound recorded from the open window.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rail in Wales August 2005. 35 clips in busier times, mostly loco hauled.
This video captures rail activity in Wales during August 2005, featuring a variety of locomotive-hauled services. It begins at Rhymney with locomotives 37408 and 37475, the latter having sustained damage earlier in the week. The footage includes scenes from Caerphilly and highlights special services related to the Rugby League Cup Final at Cardiff, which featured Virgin stock for Hull and Leeds supporters. Locomotives such as 47839, 847, 841, 843, 67030, 67014, and 67015 are noted, with the latter three in original EWS livery. The video concludes with a return to Cardiff.
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This video captures railway activity at Alstom Works following the Great Gathering at Derby, featuring several locomotives and rolling stock departing through Litchurch Lane. Notable movements include 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, 60532 Blue Peter, D213 Andania, and 45118 The Royal Artilleryman working a service to Chaddesden Sidings. Additional movements involve Class 37s, light engines, convoys, and other rolling stock as normal operations resume after the event. Various locations including Derby, Crewe, and Chaddesden Sidings are featured in the footage.
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A special event took place at Derby Litchurch Lane Alstom Works, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the world's first passenger train service. The gathering featured a large display of historic and modern rolling stock, drawing railway enthusiasts from across the country. Various locomotives and units were on show during this unique celebration, marking an important milestone in railway history.
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This video captures rail operations in Wales during 2005, featuring British Railways and Virgin Trains stock. It shows trains passing through Barry station, with one heading to the Island and returning, and another operating early morning services through Radyr and Ninian Park to Cardiff Central. The footage also includes a train departing from Central before platform 8 was introduced, heading towards Canton. The locations covered include Rhymney, Barry, Radyr, and several other stations in the Cardiff area.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales June 2005, 37411/425 Vale of Glamorgan line opening. Porthkerry Viaduct too.
This video captures footage from the June 2005 opening of the Vale of Glamorgan line to regular passenger services. It shows a train journey starting at Barry, heading to Bridgend, with stops at Rhoose for the Airport and Cardiff Bay, before reaching St. Athan and Porthkerry Viaduct. The footage includes a pannier tank locomotive running along the BIR line. Several Class 37 diesel locomotives are featured, though no operators are specified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Barry, Bridgend, Rhoose, Cardiff Bay, and Llantwit Major.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Inside Bargoed Signal Box workings. 37408/405/411 too.
This video captures footage from inside Bargoed Signal Box in 2005, showing the signalman operating levers and issuing single line tokens to train drivers. Several Class 37 locomotives, including numbers 37405, 37408, and 37411, are visible. The footage also includes references to locations such as Rhymney, Pontlottyn, Ystrad Mynach, Cardiff Central, and Bargoed. While the signal box and locomotives are now historical, the video provides a glimpse into past railway operations in Wales.
This video features a variety of railway scenes from Wales, including rare footage of Class 56 and Class 37 locomotives on the Rhymney Valles Lines and Abergavenny. It also includes images of the SERCO Test Train on the Vale of Glamorgan Line at Barry and Porthkerry Viaduct, which is now overgrown. Additional clips show a Western locomotive at Ferryside and Lougher Viaduct. The content offers a nostalgic look back at railway operations from around two decades ago.
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This video captures a train service transporting coal empties from Aberthaw Power Station to Tower Colliery near Hirwaun, north of Aberdare. The footage shows double-headed locomotives of class 37 in operation on October 10th, 2001, with specific units including 37418 and 37412 mentioned. The service was operated by EWS, and the location of Aberdare is noted in the metadata. No headcodes are provided in the record.
This video captures railway scenes from the early 2000s, featuring a variety of locomotives and locations across South Wales and the Bristol area. It includes footage of trains operating in the region, with notable appearances by classes 31, 37, and 50. The locations shown include Bristol Parkway, Patchway, Yate, and Ystrad Mynach. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, EWS, Intercity, Rail Express Systems, and Virgin Trains. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the footage offers a nostalgic look at railway operations from that era.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales 20 years ago. International Rugby. 6 x 67s and much more
It features multiple locomotives, including Class 37 and Class 67 units, some in their original EWS liveries. The footage includes services on the Valley Lines with Virgin Trains coaches. The recording highlights the activity of the day despite overcast conditions, offering a glimpse into past railway operations across locations such as Cardiff Central and Rugby.
This video captures the movement of a group of British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives from Cardiff Canton to Margam Yard in December 2004. The footage includes several units, including 37248, 37404, and others, though only the final move was recorded due to logistical challenges. The video also features mentions of other operators such as Europhoenix, EWS, and Network Rail, alongside locations like Kidwelly and Newport. Some locomotive details may be incomplete or uncertain.
It features trains operated by British Railways and EWS, including steam locomotives 37411 "Ty Hafan" and 50031 "Hood," as well as Class 143 diesel multiple units. Filmed across several locations including Rhymney, Bargoed, Hengoed, Pontlottyn, Pengam, and Hope, the footage provides a nostalgic look at railway operations in the region during the late 1990s.
This video captures railway scenes from Bristol Temple Meads in 1997, featuring mixed freight operations and various locomotives including Class 37 and 47 diesel units. It includes footage of an Class 08 moving tanks with a guards van, as well as High Speed Train (HST) services in different liveries. The audio includes the characteristic sounds of HST departures. Additional locations mentioned are Newport and Pengam, though operators are not specifically identified for individual scenes.
This video captures train activity near Windsor, though specific locations are not identified in the metadata. It features a Class 37 diesel locomotive with stock number 37411, and mentions operators British Railways and South Western Railway. The content includes commentary suggesting that appearances may be misleading, but no further details about the trains or events are provided in the available metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. 59204, 60037, 56059, 37411 inside Aberthaw Power Station open day 1997.
This video captures footage from an open day at the now-closed Aberthaw Power Station in May 1997. It features several historic locomotives, including 60037, 37411, 56059, and 59204, as well as tank engine 1450 from Barry. The footage shows the locomotives departing the event and joining the mainline, with their arrival at Cardiff Canton noted. The event is described as a nostalgic moment, highlighting the passing of an era in railway history.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Mainline Steam in Wales. Blue Peter, Nunney Castle, Princess Elizabeth, Leander and King Edward I.
This video features various steam locomotives operating in Wales, including 66070, 66245, 67001, and D6990. It captures scenes from locations such as Newport, Cardiff Central, Sugar Loaf, Llandrindod, Severn Tunnel Junction, and Abergavenny. The footage includes a green liveried Blue Peter departing from Newport, double-headed steam services on the route from Cardiff to Llandrindod Wells, and visits to Nunney Castle and Severn Tunnel Junction. A headcode of 3C29 is also noted in the metadata.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. 37411/425 on premier runs on the Vale of Glamorgan Line. June 2005
This video captures a journey along the Vale of Glamorgan Line in June 2005, featuring train services including 37411/425. The footage shows travel from Barry to Llantwit Major, Rhoose Airport, over Porthkerry Viaduct, and towards Cardiff Bay. It also notes a steam locomotive at Barry, later taken over by Transport for Wales as their major depot for new FLIRTS units. The route passes several key locations such as Barry Island, Bridgend, and Penarth.
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This video captures scenes from Glasgow Queen Street in the late 1980s, showcasing the use of locomotives and coaching stock before multiple units became widespread. It includes footage of British Railways and Scot Rail operations, with locations such as Fleet and Loch Awe mentioned. The stock featured appears to include classes 37 numbered 37409 and 37411. The video is sourced from the Roy Bowden collection and is available under a Creative Commons License.
This video features Class 37 diesel locomotives operating in the West Highlands of Scotland. The footage includes trains numbered 37418, 37427, 37411, and 37426 running on services between London Euston and Fort William, as well as Glenrothes and Mallaig via Fort William. Locations shown include Fort William, Mallaig, London Euston, Rannoch, Tulloch, and Carlisle. The headcodes involved are 1Y11, 1Z18, and 1Z19.
The content appears to be a nostalgic look back at the signal box and rail operations from around 2008. Additional locations mentioned include Pontlottyn. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Stations at Caerphilly/Rhymney 2005, with 37425/410 Named and "Thrashing up the Valleys"
This video captures footage from November 2005, featuring events at Caerphilly and Rhymney stations in Wales. It includes clips of the naming ceremonies for two British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives, 37425 "Pride of the Valleys" and 37410 "Caerphilly Castle." Additional scenes show operations in locations such as Bargoed, Brithdir, Cardiff Central, Penarth, Pontlottyn, and Rhymney. The audio includes sounds from Class 37 locomotives operating in the South Wales Valleys during that period.
A train featuring Class 37 locomotive DRS 37419 leads a Network Rail test train, with HNRC 37610 following. The footage was captured in Colchester and includes Colas as one of the operators involved. Additional Class 37 locomotives, including 37411, are also present. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features footage from Coalville Open Days in 1989 and 1990, showcasing historical railway scenes. It includes various locomotives such as classes 37, 40, 56, 58, and 60, with headcode 1S19 appearing in the data. The locations mentioned include Corby, Crewe, Derby, Doncaster, Hope, Redland, Stockton, and Tamworth. The operators associated are British Railways and BR - Sectors.
This video captures footage from Newport Station during the late 1990s, showcasing a variety of freight movements. The recording includes multiple locomotives and trains passing through the area, with mentions of iron ore and steel trains. Stock types identified include several Class 37 and Class 40 locomotives, along with Class 60 units. The locations mentioned are Newport and Ore. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, EWS, Rail Express Systems, Southeastern, and Virgin Trains.
This video captures railway scenes from an open day at Merehead Quarry in June 1998, featuring several locomotives including 66001 and various units in 59 liveries. Other stock present includes 37411, 58050, 56103, 60020, 60037, and others. The footage also shows a train departing from Westbury. The event is described as memorable, with attendees reflecting on their presence at the occasion.
This video features railway scenes from Wales in May 1998, including freight and passenger services. It shows locomotives such as classes 31, 37, and 60 operating on routes through Cardiff Central and Pengam, with mentions of movements at Pengam Yard, now a housing estate. The footage also includes clips of a derailment that occurred at Central on 4th May 1998. Additional references include services to Rhymney and Load Haul liveried locomotives.
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Newport in May 1997, including locomotives such as 20169, 31439, 33116, and 58021, along with freight and High Speed Train services. The footage shows a gathering of rail enthusiasts and features several historic and operational steam and diesel locomotives. Some operators associated with the equipment include British Railways, EWS, and South Western Railway. The scene reflects a bygone era of railway activity with minimal modern distractions.
This video features a collection of footage showcasing Class 37/4 diesel locomotives, primarily captured between the early 1990s and mid-2000s. The recordings include various units such as 37401, 37402, and others, mostly filmed in areas like Hereford, Gloucester, and parts of Wales. Some additional locomotives from different classes are also present, though operators and specific locations for all footage are not always detailed. The content provides a nostalgic look at these rail vehicles during their operational years.
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This video features a collection of railway footage from the early 2000s, focusing on various services and operations in Wales. It includes scenes of Class 37 locomotives operating on routes such as between Cardiff and Rhymney, a double-headed railtour to Barrow-in-Furness, freight services to Bridgend, and movements involving the Severn Tunnel and Aberthaw. The footage also captures special events like steam specials at Park Junction and double-heading operations towards Machen. Several locomotives are identified, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
A video captures the final runs of diesel locomotive-hauled services on the Rhymney Valley Line in December 2005, featuring several historic locomotives including 33207, 37411, 37419, and others. The footage includes onboard and lineside views of trains operating between Cardiff and Rhymney, with some scenes shot near Gilfach Fargoed. The event was organised as a 'Diesel Gala' by Arriva ahead of the end of Class 37/4 services on the route. Operators associated with the event include British Railways, Colas, and Transport For Wales.
This video features a visit to Newport and the Valley Line in 2001, capturing both new and older locomotives. Identified stock includes several Class 37 and Class 66 diesel-electric units, though operators are not specified for these vehicles. The location of Newport is noted, along with a headcode of 6A53. The content provides a glimpse into railway operations in South Wales during that period.
The footage shows these units completing their last service before ending loco haulage on the line to Rhymney. The locations featured include Caerphilly, Hengoed, Pengam, and Rhymney. Operators associated with the video are British Railways and EWS. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
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A video shows locomotive 37411 operating on a service from Hereford to Newport as part of the 6M75 headcode. The footage captures the locomotive in action, with additional stock numbers including 230006, 37418, 60096, and D6990 also identified. Operators associated with the video include British Railways and Transport For Wales. The locations of Hereford and Newport are noted in the metadata.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Loco hauled in the'90s. Bangor, Cardiff, Chester, Llandudno, Newport etc
This video captures railway scenes from the 1990s across various locations in Wales and England, including Bangor, Chester, Llandudno, and Newport. It features a range of locomotive classes, such as 31, 37, 56, 58, and 60, with some specific units identified. The footage includes railtours at Cardiff involving loco exchanges and movements from events like open days and festivals. While the record provides details on stock, locations, and operators, headcode information is not available.
This video features six locomotives—33207, 37411, 37419, 37425, 47854, and 50031—operating on what was intended to be a special day marking the end of loco haulage on the Rhymney Valley Line in December 2005. The event was organised by Arriva Wales for railway enthusiasts, though the date shown in the video is incorrect. The final day of loco haulage occurred later that month on 10 December 2005, which is covered in a separate video.
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ROG 37611 Thrashes past westerfield working 5D85 hauling 755412 23/5/2020
A video captures a Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37611, rescuing a Class 755 unit, numbered 755412, which had failed at Darsham on the East Suffolk Line. The footage was recorded near Westerfield and includes observations of a light loco moving at Lamberts Lane. The headcode 5D85 is associated with the event.
The footage shows these Class 37 diesel-electric locomotives in action as they were nearing the end of their service on this line, with additional context suggesting a significant event occurred shortly after. Locations featured include Caerphilly, Cardiff Central, Rhymney, and Ystrad Mynach. While no specific operator is identified for the locomotives, British Railways and EWS are noted as possible operators. The record lacks headcode information.
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This video features a collection of railway photographs primarily taken in Carlisle, with some images from other locations including Leeds, Newcastle, and March. The content includes shots of various locomotives, such as classes 142 and 156, though specific operators are not identified. Some photos were captured during trips organized by Railways Illustrated magazine and a Daily Mail ticket promotion. The footage offers a visual record of railway operations and events around Carlisle over several years.
This video features various Class 50 and Class 37 locomotives operating in Wales between 1999 and 2006. It includes footage of 50031 at Cardiff Central, 50031/49 passing Pontyclun, and 50029/30 being removed by road at Pontypool. Other scenes show 50049 on a service through Queen Street to Cardiff Central, as well as appearances at Newport, Bridgend, and Swansea. The footage captures different locations across Wales and highlights the movement of these locomotives during this period.
This video shows a group of British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37406, 37411, 37415, 37417, 37426, and 37683, gathered in a scrap yard in Rotherham. The footage was taken during an organised visit to view the site where Direct Rail Services (DRS) had relocated a large number of redundant locomotives for disposal. London Underground stock is also present in the yard. No specific locations or headcodes are mentioned in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in Cardiff and Rhymney in 2005, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 37, 47, 67, and 180. The footage includes special services running between Cardiff and Rhymney, with some trains top- or tail-tailed. The scene shows a busy Central station on the day of the Rugby League Cup Final, with no high-rise buildings visible in the skyline south of the mainline.
This video captures railway activity in Wales, featuring several locomotives and services from 2005. It includes footage of Class 37, 47, and 60 locomotives, as well as DMUs, operating on various routes. The footage was recorded at Cardiff Central and other locations, with mentions of freight movements involving 60500 and 66129 heading to Cwmbargoed. Several locomotive numbers are identified, though operator details are not specified in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales 2005. Lost liveries; 8 brand new 66s pass through Newport
This video captures a convoy of Class 66 diesel multiple units passing through Newport, Wales. It also features other locomotives and rolling stock, including Class 37, 47, 57, 60, and 67 units. The footage includes references to services in March and April 2002, with some mention of passenger operations. Several locations are noted, including Bridgend, Pen-y-Bont, Pontyclun, and March. While the record includes details about stock and locations, headcodes are not present in the metadata.
This video captures a train event featuring multiple locomotives, including 60037, as they travel from Aberthaw to Cardiff Canton. The footage includes scenes of the power station yard, visiting exhibits, and the journey along the branch line to Porthkerry Viaduct. Stops at Barry and views from a long-removed footbridge are also shown. Several locomotives are identified, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Barry and Barry Docks.
This video features on-board footage from a train journey through the Rhymney Valley, including stops at locations such as Caerphilly, Bargoed, and Ystrad Mynach. The recording begins with scenes of locomotive naming ceremonies at Caerphilly in 2005, followed by travel along the route with open windows. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 37 and 47, though operators are not specified. The footage includes various locations down the valley and back towards Ystrad Mynach.
This video captures rail activity along the West Coast Main Line in the North West of England. It features a variety of services, including Inter-City and Regional Railways operations, as well as freight movements. The footage includes scenes from Hartford, a local station north of Crewe, and ends with views from Crewe itself. A British Railways Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37411, is shown arriving at Newport. The video provides a snapshot of railway activity on a Sunday, showcasing different types of trains and locations along the route.
This video features a compilation of convoys and light engines from 2018, showcasing a variety of British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Crewe and Pant, with operators including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, GBRF, and GWR. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
It features locomotives including classes 31, 37, 47, and 58, though specific operators are not identified. The event took place in Newport, with no headcodes noted in the record.
This video captures a busy Saturday morning in November 2005 at Cardiff, featuring passenger services operated by various locomotives including classes 37, 47, 60, and 143, as well as DMUs in green and blue liveries and older Arriva liveries. The footage includes multiple trains passing through locations such as Cardiff Central, Coryton, and Shrewsbury. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures a railtour from May 2000 featuring multiple Class 37 locomotives operating in Southport, Wigan Wallgate, Manchester, and Preston. The footage includes scenes of locomotives running round at Southport, passing the former Steamport Depot, and arriving at Manchester where trams are seen entering the station. The journey continues to Preston with a change of locomotives before heading north. Several Class 37 locomotives are identified in the footage, though operators are not specified.
This video captures railway activity in Newport and Stormy Bank from the late 1990s, highlighting busy movements and the passage of 5 Nations Rugby Specials. It includes various train units such as 33051 and multiple 37-class locomotives, with mentions of a run round at Newport. The footage also references an event where 53,000 fans attended, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata. Operators such as EWS, Intercity, and Rail Express Systems are noted, alongside locations including Newport, Bank, Gloucester, Rugby, and Tondu.
This video features two British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37411 and 37419. The operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and GBRF. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The content appears to be a short recording made by a viewer after riding on a Short Set service. The video provides a glimpse of these locomotives in operation, though further details about the exact context or route are not available in the provided data.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Transrail in Cardiff and Newport, plus 3 min with a 37 climb up Stormy Bank in 1996
This video features railway scenes from Cardiff and Newport, including freight operations and yard activity at Newport station, now a car park. It also includes footage of a locomotive climbing Stormy Bank, with the 37799 mentioned as the engine involved. Additional locomotives identified in the footage include several classes 31, 37, and 60. The video was recorded using older tapes and shows clips from around 1996.
This video captures a tour of the Eastleigh Works Centenary Open Day in 2009, featuring a wide range of locomotives and steam tanks. Among the displayed stock are classes including 20, 33, 37, 47, 50, 508, and others, though specific operators are not identified. The event took place at Eastleigh and possibly other nearby locations. The footage includes a variety of locomotives, with some detailed identification provided in the metadata.
This video showcases a range of railway operations in the South East of England from early 2016. It features British Railways BR green 37057, GBRf class 20s on SITT (snow and ice treatment train) on the Southern network, DRS 37s on the Wherry Lines, and 67s on a footex. Filmed at various locations including Chalton, Gatwick, Ouse Valley Viaduct, Clapham Junction, Neasden, South Kenton, Riddlesdown Viaduct, Walthamstow, and the Wherry Line in East Anglia.
This video captures scenes from Cardiff and surrounding areas, featuring railway operations from around 2005. It includes views of the Valleys line services passing through Queen Street and Caerphilly, with high-angle shots taken from a rooftop location. The footage shows coal wagons on the MGR and highlights changes in the landscape over time, including new developments blocking some views. Locomotives such as 37411 and D6990 are visible, though operators and headcodes are not clearly identified in the metadata.
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Later that evening, a special event took place with the arrival of steam locomotive 67005, Queen's Messenger, carrying members of the Royal Family. The footage also references the use of Class 37 and Class 47 diesel locomotives, as well as the involvement of British Railways and other operators in related services. The video includes mentions of Derby and York as locations associated with the operations.
This video shows the movement of several British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including 37115, 37240, 37246, 37248, 37249, 37408, 37410, 37411, 37412, and 37413. The footage includes 66032 collecting locomotives for transfer to Margam Depot, with some earlier scenes showing other locos in Load Haul livery. The video also mentions Margam Yard as a location where more stored locomotives can be seen in a future visit. Operators associated with the content include EWS and Rail Express Systems.
This video features footage from visits to Canton Sheds in 1996 and Newport Station in 1997. It includes a variety of locomotives, such as classes 31, 37, and 56, with specific examples including 31439, 37251, 37254, 37673, 37796, and 56001. The Newport Station segment highlights a special charity event where multiple locomotives were present on the platform. Some locations mentioned include Newport, Hither Green, and Lee. Operator information is available but not specifically linked to individual locomotives in this record.
This video features railway scenes from various locations in Wales, including Severn Tunnel Junction, Rhymney, Cardiff, Caerphilly, and Newport. It includes footage of several locomotives such as classes 37, 47, and 67, with specific units like 37405, 37408, and 47839 appearing in the clips. The content also highlights special services and historical liveries, capturing memories of past operations on the Valley lines. Some footage is dated to July 20th and August 27th, though exact dates are not specified in the summary.
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This video captures rail activity at Cardiff Central in 2005 during the Rugby Final. It features several trains, including classes 150, 37, 47, and 60, with headcodes such as 37405, 37408, 37411, 47853, 60500, and 67015. The footage includes multiple services, including three 67-class units on one service, with 67019/12 and 67011 at the rear.
This video features several railway scenes from Wales, including a 47-class locomotive operating on a Rugex service between Swansea and Cardiff in late 2005. It also captures the last loco-hauled service on the Cardiff City Line to Rhymney with 37411 Caerphilly Castle. Other footage includes LMS 6201 Princess Elizabeth undergoing light engine reversal near Gloucester and 40145 operating on the Welsh Whistler service in early 2006. The locations covered include Pontyclun, Swansea, Rhymney, Bristol Temple Meads, and Gloucester.
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D6990
This video features a train identified as stock number 37411, which is classified under the 37 series. The operator associated with this train is British Railways. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The content appears to be related to a Christmas message, though further details about the scene or context are not available in the data.
This video captures a selection of British Railways Class 37 locomotives, including units numbered 37405, 37411, and D6990, operating in the South Wales Valleys around Rhymney and Aber in 2005. The footage appears to focus on memories of the railway line connecting Cardiff to Rhymney. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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This video captures a summer day at Newport Station in 2001, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 37, 56, 60, and 66. The footage includes various stock numbers such as 37411, 37419, 56037, 60036, 60097, and 66088. Operators EWS and Rail Express Systems are mentioned, along with locations Newport and Lewes. The content is a condensed version of four hours of footage edited down to 12 minutes, offering a nostalgic look at railway activity in Wales during that time.
A railway scene featuring multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37259, 37410, 37411, and 37419, is shown. The footage includes a train passing through Carnforth, with the operator identified as Direct Rail Services (DRS). The route appears to be between Sellafield and Crewe, with headcode 6K73 associated with the service.
This video captures footage from inside the signal box at Bargoed, with views of trains operating in the Welsh Rhymney Valley. The scene includes services involving Class 37 locomotives numbered 37405, 37408, and 37411. Additional locations featured are Ystrad Mynach and Pontlottyn Viaduct. The signal box is noted as being decommissioned, offering a glimpse into recent railway history in the area.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
37425 to Cardiff Bay and on the Vale line. Also last 37s to leave Canton
This video features rare footage of a Class 37 diesel locomotive arriving and departing Cardiff Bay in June 2005, as well as clips from a visit to Cardiff Canton for the final departure of the last Class 37s stored there. The footage includes a Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66032, leading a cavalcade in December 2004. Several other Class 37 locomotives are also identified in the video.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
South Wales Freight in 2001/03. 37s at Aberdare,Ebbw Jct., Barry and Canton
This video captures freight train movements in South Wales during the early 2000s, featuring locomotives such as 31408, 31422, and 37412. Scenes include trains passing through Aberdare, Barry Docks, and Canton shed, with some footage taken from crossings and overbridges. The content includes mentions of specific locations like Park Jct and Machen Quarry, as well as the naming of a locomotive at Canton shed. No headcodes are identified in the record.
A video featuring two EWS class 37 electric locomotives, numbered 37411 and 37419, operating on a model railway layout at the Wakefield Model Railway Show. The footage shows the locomotives in motion on a detailed track setup. No further operational or location details are provided in the metadata.
A video captures two ETH 37 class locomotives, including 37419 and 37423, operating on a flask working route. The footage shows the locomotives at Bare Lane, Morecambe, Heysham, and Carnforth. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator, and the headcode 6C51 is associated with the service. The video highlights a rare occurrence of two ETH 37s working together on this route.
The footage was recorded between Pontlottyn and Hengoed, with additional views from unusual vantage points. The operator information is not explicitly identified in the content, but possible operators include British Railways, EWS, or Scot Rail. The video highlights train activity on a line that extends towards Cardiff, though further stations are mentioned as potential subjects for future recordings.
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D6990
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales1998. Derailment of Iron Ore train at Cardiff with 56083
A derailment involving an Iron Ore train occurred at Cardiff Central on 5 May 1998. The incident was captured in video footage showing derailed wagons from a passing train. The video includes mentions of locomotives 37411 and Load Haul 37 operating on the Rhymney line, with reference to a train arriving and departing for Canton. Locomotive 56083 is also noted in connection with the event. No headcodes are provided in the available data.