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Class 37
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This video showcases a collection of English Electric Class 37 locomotives from the 1990s, highlighting their roles during a period of significant change. It features footage of various locomotives operating in different sectors and under different operators, including BR Sectors, British Railways, EWS, Intercity, and Transport For Wales. Locations mentioned include Preston, Inverness, Weymouth, and others. The content provides insight into the evolution of these locomotives through their work and appearances across different freight and passenger services.
A video captures a train journey featuring multiple Class 37 locomotives, including units numbered 37422, 37423, 37427, 37428, and 37611. The footage shows the train traveling between Peterborough, Leicester, and Dundee. The headcode 1Z23 is associated with the service. The operator involved is GBRF.
A model railway exhibition hosted by the Sedgemoor Gauge O Group was held at Burnham-on-Sea's King Alfred School. The event showcased a variety of detailed O-gauge layouts, including representations of Bachdore Quay, Thiswaye, Chard Junction, and a working Hornby tinplate clockwork train set with historic stock dating back to the early 1920s. Several railway operators and locations were associated with the models on display.
This video presents a remastered collection of archive footage capturing British Railways operations in Scotland between 1992 and 1996. It features locations including Perth, Blair Atholl, Dingwall, Kingussie, Gleneagles, and Fort William, with multiple units such as classes 150 and 158, and diesel locomotives from classes 26 and 37 appearing in the footage. The material includes scenes from various stations and junctions across Scotland during this period.
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.
S.T.C Rail Productions
65 Years of Class 37s - Diesel Gala Bash - Severn Valley Railway - October 2025
This video captures action from Day 3 of the Severn Valley Railway's '65 Years of Class 37s Gala', a celebration of the popular Class 37 diesel locomotives. The event featured multiple Class 37 examples operating between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth, with performances along the entire line. Several locomotives including Rail Ops Group 37501 'Teesside Steelmaster' were in action, highlighting the class's versatility and appeal.
The video shows a group of Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37407, 37417, 37423, 37428, and 37607. The footage appears to capture these locomotives passing Kilby Bridge Junction, though specific location details are not included in the metadata. No operator or headcode information is provided for the trains shown.
This video features Scottish Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37416, 37423, 37427, and 37428. The footage was recorded during visits to Scotland in the late 1990s, with locations including Fort William, Helmsdale, and Wick. The operator associated with the locomotives is noted as Scot Rail. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Feb 2001. Loco hauled. 33,37,47,60,66,67 & HST. Video No.1303.
This video captures rail scenes from various locations in Wales, including Cardiff Central, Margam Yard, Pontyclun, and others. It features loco-hauled freight and coaching stock, with mentions of locomotives such as classes 37, 60, and 66. The footage includes memories of services from over two decades ago, covering topics like rugby specials, iron ore, and coal transportation. Operators associated with the content include Direct Rail Services, EWS, Northern, and Rail Express Systems.
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.
This video features footage of various railway stock, including Class 319 and Class 321 diesel multiple units, as well as several Class 37 locomotives. The operators associated with the content include Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, First Great Western, Freightliner, GWR, and Hanson & Hall. The locations shown are Lydney Junction and Small Heath. Headcodes identified in the video include 2B38 and 2D93.
A variety of train movements are captured at Crewe Station, including freight operations and passenger services. Freightliner transported six Class 90 locomotives between Crewe Basford Hall and the Crewe Electric Depot, while tractor moves to Castle Donnington included a drag with 93001. Several light engine moves and TFW WAGs were also recorded. Train movements involved multiple operators and covered routes between locations such as Derby, Manchester Piccadilly, Cardiff Central, and Felixstowe. Headcodes and locomotive numbers are noted throughout the footage.
This video features clips from the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, showcasing ongoing restoration work on No.20 Wemyss Private Railway, a large 0-6-0 locomotive built in 1939. It also includes footage of service locomotive Lord Roberts, disguised as Caledonian tank 56377. The content highlights various railway scenes and provides contact details for the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway volunteers. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 37 and 47, with locations in Bo'ness and Dundee mentioned.
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This video features a guided tour of Long Marston Rail Depot from around 2011, showcasing various locomotives on display. Among the stock present are British Railways Class 20s, Class 37s, and Class 87 electric units, including 87023 which was undergoing refurbishment. The footage includes a circular train ride around the depot, with several locos noted for scrap. Some operators associated with the rail industry are mentioned, though specific locations beyond Fleet are not detailed in the metadata.
A video shows locomotives 37425 and 20066 operating on service 0Z72 at Lichfield Trent Valley. The footage includes multiple British Railways Class 37 and Class 20 diesel-electric locomotives, though operator details are not specified. The location is clearly identified as Lichfield Trent Valley, with the headcode 0Z72 noted in the metadata. No further operational or contextual details are provided in the available data.
This video captures action from the East Lancashire Railway's Diesel Gala Day One, featuring a variety of locomotives in operation. It includes footage of Freightliner 70014 arriving with a triple-tailed train led by HNRC 20066 at Bury Bolton Street. The event showcases both guest and home fleet locomotives, including models from classes 20, 26, 37, 47, 50, and 70. Operators represented include Freightliner, HNRC Swietelsky, and British Railways, with locations spanning the East Lancashire Railway and nearby areas. Headcodes such as 2M45 and 2V45 are also noted in the footage.
This video captures railway scenes from Scotland and the Highlands in the early 1990s, featuring British Railways services operated by Class 37 locomotives. It includes footage of sleeper trains running between London Euston and Inverness, with highlights at locations such as Blair Atholl, Dalwhinnie, Dingwall, Fort William, and Thurso. The content showcases the scenic routes and operational aspects of the period, including locomotive movements and passenger services.
This video captures railway activity in Lancaster and Crewe during the 1990s, featuring a variety of locomotive-hauled services. Notable stock includes Class 31 and Class 37 diesel locomotives, with some double-headed operations observed. The footage also shows service 85030 arriving at Crewe on a down Glasgow route. While specific operators are listed in the metadata, they are not explicitly mentioned in the video content. The record lacks headcode information, but includes details of locations and locomotive classes present.
This video captures freight train activity at Barnetby and surrounding locations, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 37, 43, 50, 60, and 66. Trains shown include biomass, coal, iron, and HST services. Operators such as British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, GBRF, GWR, Network Rail, and Northern are represented. Headcodes identified include 1E57, 1Q50, 4C75, 4R53, 6D80, 6E54, 6G67, 6K25, 6T25, and 6T26. The footage highlights the diversity of freight operations in the region.
This video captures railway scenes from Scotland in July 1993, featuring freight operations at Newton-on-Ayr with classes 08 and 56, as well as Scotrail Express services operated by class 37 locomotives at locations including Stirling, Blair Atholl, and Edinburgh. At Edinburgh, an Inter-City 126 HST is seen heading south, while a Network SouthEast Tilbury line class 305 EMU arrives on the North Berwick service. The footage includes various rail stock and highlights operations across multiple Scottish locations during that period.
This video features footage of British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37423, 37425, and 37428. The clips were recorded at various locations in Bristol, including Dr Days Junction, Westerleigh Junction Curve, and Bedminster. The operators associated with the footage include Midland Mainline and Network South East. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video shows light engine movements involving two British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37425 and 37428. The footage captures operations on routes between Crewe, Taunton, Worcester Shrub Hill, and Bristol Temple Meads. The locomotives are associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS). Three headcodes—0Z49, 0Z50, and 0Z51—are linked to the movements, indicating services between these locations.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, identified as 37425 "Sir Robert McAlpine," is seen operating on the West Coast Main Line near Wigan North Western station. The footage captures the locomotive hauling a train of IFA wagons during its journey from the West Midlands to Mossend in Scotland. The train was running late due to preceding services but was heard operating effectively. The headcode 4Z70 is associated with this movement. No operator information is available for this recording.
This video features a number of British Railways Class 37 diesel multiple units, including 37266, 37286, 37420, 37422, 37425, and 37428, as well as Direct Rail Services (DRS) unit 68007. The footage captures these trains operating in the North of England, passing through locations such as Ribblehead and Skipton, with one clip showing movement towards Paisley Gilmour Street in Scotland. The video includes commentary referencing a DRS driver and mentions of stock replacements between Eastleigh and Skipton.
This video features a collection of railway footage from 2019, capturing various locomotives and train services in the Anglia region. It includes operations involving Class 37 steam engines, Class 90 electric units, and newer Stadler trains. The content highlights different train movements, including test runs and regular services, with locations such as Brundall and Norwich mentioned. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Direct Rail Services, Greater Anglia, Intercity, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features railway footage from early February 2001, including withdrawn Class 37 locomotives and Pullman services for a rugby match. It shows double-headed operations involving 37428 and 33108, as well as scenes near Margam's sand dunes approaching Stormy Bank. Additional clips depict heavy iron ore trains from Llanwern. Various Class 33, 37, 60, 66, and 67 locomotives are identified, along with locations such as Bridgend, Cardiff Central, and Severn Tunnel Junction. Operators mentioned include Blue Pullman, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Northern, and Rail Express Systems.
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.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 66032, is seen collecting several other Class 37 units—specifically 37419, 37412, and others—from Cardiff Canton depot. These locomotives are then transported to Margam, where they join a group of at least 30 stored engines. The footage shows the area around Margam having been cleared of sheds and offices, suggesting a change in the site's use. Several Class 37 locomotives are identified in the video, though no operator or specific location details beyond Margam and Cardiff Canton are provided.
This video features footage of Class 37 diesel locomotives operating in Wales between 2001 and 2003, including double-headed freight services and operations on the Valleys lines. Specific locations mentioned include Bank, Bargoed, Barry, Barry Docks, Cadoxton, Cardiff Central, Newport, and Rannoch. The footage includes scenes of coal and oil being transported to Aberthaw, now closed, as well as locomotives climbing Stormy Bank. Several Class 37 locomotives are identified by their numbers, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
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.
This video features a train service that has remained in operation since at least 1995. The footage includes a TV Sleeper, identified by stock number 37428, which is associated with operator Scot Rail. While the specific locations and headcodes depicted in the video are not provided, the presence of this historic train highlights its continued use in railway operations. The content reflects nostalgia for past rail services while acknowledging their ongoing relevance.
This video captures railway scenes from Lancaster and Crewe in April 1990, featuring various locomotives including classes 31, 37, 85, 87, HST, and DMUs. The footage includes morning services at Lancaster, a stop at Wigan, and arrival at Crewe. The recording shows a range of British Railways stock operating on passenger routes during this period. Some locomotives are identified by their numbers, though operator details are not specified in the metadata. The video provides a historical glimpse into railway operations from over 30 years ago.
This video features archive photographs from the 1980s capturing scenes at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Road Depot. It includes images of various railway stock, including classes 31, 37, and 50, though operators are not specified for these vehicles. The footage also shows locations such as Eastleigh. While the record contains details about the stock and locations involved, headcode information is missing.
This video features footage of eight Class 37 diesel locomotives captured on the West Highland Line in May 1997. The locomotives include numbers 37153, 37165, 37170, 37404, 37405, 37410, 37428, and 37430. The locations shown are Bridge of Orchy and Fort William. Headcodes present in the footage include 6E16, 7D60, and 7Y15. Some metadata fields, such as operator information, are not available for this recording.
A video captures a train failure and subsequent events at Hereford, involving locomotives 33108 and 37428. The footage shows 33108 failing on a service heading towards Cardiff, with 37428 providing assistance. The return journey features activity around the train, including passengers and staff. The working was part of headcode 2B33, operating between Cardiff and Crewe. The video includes commentary from a passenger recalling the cold conditions during the journey.
This video captures footage from an open day event at Glasgow's Polmadie Depot in 2000, featuring various exhibits and the double-headed 50s locomotive departing from Glasgow Central. The structured metadata identifies multiple railway stock items, including classes 20, 27, 334, 37, 47, and 50, as well as operators such as British Railways, EWS, Northern, and Virgin Trains. The footage highlights historical rail equipment and provides a glimpse into depot operations during that time.
A railtour journey is captured, beginning at Bristol Temple Meads with train 67008 departing. The video shows multiple trains including HSTs and Class 37 and 47 locomotives at various locations such as Worcester Shrub Hill, Birmingham New Street, Stafford, Crewe, Lancaster, Carlisle, Kilmarnock, and Glasgow. At Glasgow, locomotives 37227 and 37228 are seen taking the tour to the next part of the journey. The footage includes scenes from several stations along the route.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. Margam Depot/Yard and Rugby International Specials 2004
The video features railway stock including classes 143, 158, and 37 at Margam Depot/Yard on November 23rd, 2004. It also references Rugby International Specials and mentions services involving Virgin Voyagers and Virgin Coaching Stock Wales, which lost two trains to New Zealand on November 20th, 2004. The footage includes passing trains and stored units at locations such as Rugby and Newport. Some operators associated with the content include EWS, Virgin Trains, and others, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video provides a walkaround of Crewe Diesel Depot from 1996, featuring a variety of locomotives. The footage includes several diesel engines such as classes 31 and 47, with specific examples like 31421, 31450, 37425, and 47769. The operators associated with the depot include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Freightliner. The video captures a historical perspective of the depot and its locomotive stock during that time.
The footage includes views from Perth, Stirling, Aviemore, and Edinburgh, with a brief shot of a Class 305 EMU at North Berwick. Semaphore signalling is visible at Stirling and Aviemore, both now obsolete. The video provides a historical glimpse into rail operations during that period.
This video shows a number of abandoned railway vehicles, including classes 08/09/37/56, located in the yard at Margam in March 2009. The footage also captures the last service, 66128, departing for Parc Slip. Several locomotives and rolling stock are identified by their labels, though operators and locations are not fully specified for all items. Some locations mentioned include Nottingham and Tondu. The record lacks headcode information.
This video features a selection of model railway layouts showcased at the Festival of British Railway Modelling in Doncaster in 2019. The exhibition included various scale models from locations such as Burton-on-Trent, Launceston, and Paddington, among others. Several locomotive models are identified, including classes 37, 47, 60, and 66, though no operating companies or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The content offers a visual overview of different model railway setups presented during the event.
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This video features Class 37 diesel locomotives hauling passenger stock at Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness in September 1994. The footage includes a starting shot from Inverness and shows the use of ETH-fitted locomotives due to cold and murky weather conditions on the west coast of Scotland. The operators associated with the video include Scot Rail, British Railways, and other related entities. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video features railway footage from the summer of 1993, showing locomotives including Class 26 and Class 37 models operating on Scotrail services in the Far North of Scotland. The scenes include locations such as Inverness, Aberdeen, Plockton, and Kyle of Lochalsh. The Class 26 locomotives depicted were specifically used for a Wednesday service between Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh during that period. The video provides a historical glimpse into rail operations in the region during the early 1990s.
This video features a collection of British Railways class 37 and 31 diesel locomotives operating in South Wales. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Bridgend, Barry Docks, Cardiff Bay, Bargoed, Caerphilly, and Rhymney. Specific locomotives identified include 37408, 37422, 37423, 37425, and 37428, along with 31408 and 31422. The content provides a historical look at these locomotives in service on local lines during the early 2000s.
This video shows train 37425 and 37428 operating on services along the Cumbrian Coast. The footage was recorded in the Lancaster area, with mentions of the outward 2c32 Carlisle to Preston service and the return 2c47 Preston to Barrow service. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including several Class 37 diesel locomotives such as 37415, 37428, 37675, 37684, 37698, and 37890, along with some shunters. It includes footage from Margam Yard and other locations including Bank, Bridgend, and Tondu. The video also shows 60021 Star of the East on shed and 66024 climbing to Stormy Summit and later descending towards Bridgend. Some locomotives are noted with liveries such as Transrail, Mainline, Load Haul, and EWS. No headcodes are included in the record.
This video features a compilation of preserved and mainline Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units such as 37003, 37009, 37075, and others. The footage includes appearances on the East Lancashire Railway and Wakefield Kirkgate. Operators associated with these locomotives include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, GBRF, Intercity, and Network Rail. A headcode of 4L21 is also noted in the metadata.
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This video features a collection of railway footage from Wales, including trains such as 33108 and several 37-class locomotives. The journey starts at Barrow and includes visits to locations like Fords Bridgend, Aberthaw, Barry Docks, Newport, and Aberdare. The content appears to be a nostalgic look at railway operations in the region during the early 2000s. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
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.
It includes footage of locomotives such as 26007, 37106, 37111, 37215, 37232, and others at various locations including Kyle of Lochalsh, Inverness, Dingwall, Plockton, Garve, and Aberdeen. The footage shows operations such as shunting, locomotive movements, and stored stock at the stations. Some locos are identified, though details about their operators are not specified in the record.
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 captures scenes from Crewe Station in April 1990, showcasing a variety of railway stock including classes 08, 20, 31, 37, 47, 85, 86, 87, and DMUs. The footage includes a notable blue-liveried Note 85030. Recorded on VHS with a hired camera, the video reflects a time with fewer enthusiasts and high visibility clothing. The operator information suggests British Railways or related sectors, though specific operators are not clearly identified in the content.
The video features Class 37 diesel locomotives operating in September 2000. It shows 37055 crossing Ponylottyn Viaduct and 37425 arriving at Rhymney Station from Cardiff, with both locomotives preparing for commuter services. Later, on 16 September 2000, the footage captures an ECS train departing Glasgow with 37428/427 and D431/D449. No headcodes are included in the record.
This video features a compilation of diesel locomotive footage showcasing various traction units, including classes 20, 37, 43, 50, 57, 66, and 73. The operators involved are British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, GBRF, and Network Rail. A headcode of 1C52 is noted in the metadata. While specific locations are not identified in the record, the content includes a range of locomotive movements and operations.
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A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37423, is shown operating on a rail manager excursion. The journey appears to travel through the Marches region, visiting Shrewsbury and Aberwyswth via the Cambrian line. The locomotive is described as recently refurbished with no visible branding. The footage was captured at Old School Lane in Hereford. The train is identified with headcode 2Z01.
A video captures railway stock 37261 and 37606 at Carnforth, with additional stock 37281 noted. The footage is associated with the headcode 6K73 and includes locations such as Sellafield and Crewe. The operator Direct Rail Services (DRS) is linked to the video. No further details about the event or context are provided in the metadata.
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A video captures a significant departure from Carlisle, featuring locomotive 37261 with a large crank in operation. The footage appears to be recorded during an event related to Direct Rail Services (DRS) at Carlisle Kingmoor. Additional locomotives identified include 37281 and 37423. The record lacks headcode information, but details about the stock, operator, and location are present.
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This video includes footage from a Polmadie Open Day in September 2000 and shows the arrival of trains at Glasgow Central. It features train numbers including 66042, 37427/428, and later D431/D449. The journey also includes a brief visit to Queen Street station before returning to Glasgow Central. Several locomotives are identified in the footage, though operators and headcodes are not specified.
This video features footage from a night train journey starting at Bristol Temple Meads on 15 September 2000, with stops at Crewe, Stafford, Carlisle, and Glasgow Central. It includes scenes of locomotives D431/D449 and units 37428/427 in operation, as well as footage from an open day at Polmadie Works, including the naming of loco 87023. The video also captures various railway stock and locations across the UK network.
This video features two Class 37 diesel locomotives, 37428 and 37430, operating on the sleeper service to and from Fort William. The footage highlights the distinctive sound of these locomotives traversing the Highland route. Some historical information is provided about 37428, including its construction date in 1965 and its final passenger service on headcode 1Z18 before being placed into storage. The video offers a nostalgic look at this particular service and locomotive operation in the region.
This video presents a slideshow of photographs taken in the 1980s, capturing various railway scenes from different locations. The images feature multiple train stock types, including classes 31 and 37, with operators such as British Railways, Hanson & Hall, Intercity, and Scot Rail identified. Locations shown include Bristol Temple Meads, Lake, and Salisbury. While the video includes nostalgic reflections on the era of trains, it also notes that the background music is of low quality. The content provides a visual journey through railway history with limited additional metadata available.
This video features various railway stock operating in Wales, including classes 31, 33, and 37 locomotives, captured at locations such as Bridgend, Ford, and Ore. The footage includes trains passing through Cardiff and Severn Tunnel, with mentions of specific units like 37418 collecting stock from Fords at Bridgend and 37412 appearing in the final shot. Some operators associated with the footage include EWS and West Coast Railways.
A test train, identified by headcode 3Q15, is seen arriving and departing Lancaster en route to Derby. The video includes multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37201, 37251, 37261, and 37281. The operators involved are Direct Rail Services (DRS), Network Rail, and South Western Railway. The footage captures the train at Lancaster and Derby locations.
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