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37695
Class 37
Videos featuring 37695
This video captures footage from Bescot Yard during a busy period in June 1997. The scene was filmed from a station footbridge near the M6, and the uploader mentions it as a stop on a journey to Lancashire from South Wales. Several locomotive stock items are identified, including classes 31, 37, and 50, though no operators or headcodes are specified. The location mentioned is Rannoch.
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This video explores early diesel and electric locomotives used by British Railways, showcasing a range of black and white and colour images from the period when steam locomotives were being replaced. It features various locomotive types including classes 60, 70, 92, and 52, as well as diesel multiple units (DMUs) such as D1048, D205, D212, and others. The footage includes references to locations across the UK network, including Stoke-on-Trent, East Finchley, Exeter St Davids, Goring & Streatley, Hither Green, Leamington Spa, Maiden Newton, Peterborough, and Reading. Headcodes such as 1A20, 1A23, 1A72, and others are also mentioned.
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Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. 37695 collects coal north on Maesteg, plus "Llynfi Merryman Railtour." 1990
This video captures railway scenes from Wales in the 1990s, featuring locomotives of the British Railways Class 37 series. It includes footage of a coal train departing from Llanwern and traveling through areas such as Tondu and Maesteg. The content also references a special train journey on a now-closed line to Margam. Additional clips show operations near Machen Quarry and the route towards Fifoots Power Station. The video highlights historical railway activity in the region, with mentions of specific locations and locomotive numbers.
This video features discussions on the return of the Brighton Belle to the mainline, an interview with Chiltern Railways Managing Director Richard Allan regarding new trains, and insights into railway finances and operations. It also touches on various rail-related topics such as LNER fares, CrossCountry strikes, and events involving heritage railways and freight movements. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, GBRf, and others, with locations spanning Brighton, Fort William, Severn Valley Railway, and several other key railway sites.
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It includes footage of multiple classes of diesel multiple units (DMUs) and electric multiple units (EMUs), such as Classes 156, 158, 142, and 321, primarily in Northern Spirit livery. High-speed trains operated by GNER and Cross Country are also shown, along with services hauled by Class 91 and Class 90 locomotives. The video includes a school special made up of MK I Stock hauled by a RES Liveried Class 47 Locomotive. Several operators including British Railways, Cross Country, Eurostar, Great North Eastern Railway, and Virgin Trains are represented in the footage.
This video captures railway activity at Margam Yard and along the mainline to Tondu, featuring multiple British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37410, 37609, 37669, 37675, 37689, 37695, and 37710. Additional Class 66 locomotives, 66071, 66553, and 66561, are also present. The footage includes scenes of shunting operations and movement along the route. Some railway operators associated with the equipment include EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Rail Express Systems.
This video captures locomotives operating at Margam Yard in Wales during the early 2000s. It shows several Class 37 and Class 66 diesel-electric locomotives, including 37689 and 37695, moving around the yard on a busy winter morning. The footage was recorded from a public footpath through the yard, which is also used by anglers. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a nostalgic look at various diesel locomotives from across the UK, including classes 37 and 56, with some examples identified as 37405, 37421, 37425, 37426, 37429, 37695, and 56069. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Colwyn Bay, Aviemore, Crewe, and Holyhead. Operators mentioned include British Railways, EWS, and Scot Rail. The video is subtitled and offers a historical perspective on diesel locomotive operations in the UK.
This video captures footage from a railtour titled "Valley Voyager," featuring multiple locomotives including 37035, 37038, 37197, and 66145. The journey appears to include stops at Barry, Neath, and Onllwyn, with mentions of Stormy Bank and Six Bells Junction. Additional locations referenced in the footage include Briton Ferry, Bridgend, and Bromsgrove. The tour is described as taking place around 20 years prior to the video's publication, with some time sheets included at the end.
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This video features footage of Class 37 locomotives operating on coal trains in Wales. It includes scenes from Maesteg, Tondu, and Ystrad Mynach, with mentions of Lime Kiln signal box and movements near Cwmbargoed. The content reflects rail operations during a busier period, though specific operator details are not clearly identified. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A train journey from Chennai Central to Mumbai LTT is captured in this video, featuring the 02164 Superfast Express. The footage includes an electric locomotive (WAP4 #22776) and a diesel locomotive (WDP4D #40591), with details of a loco failure and subsequent rescue mission. The train operates under the Southern and East Coast railway operators, with stock numbers 31014 and 37157 identified. The video also notes changes to the train's schedule and terminal locations as part of a revised timetable implemented in May 2021.
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This video captures a rare railway rescue operation involving the 02164 Chennai Central - Mumbai LTT Super Fast train. It shows an electric WAP4 locomotive and a diesel WDP4D unit working together to assist a stranded train. The footage highlights unusual operational procedures, including potential piggyback or push-pull methods. While specific locations are not detailed in the metadata, the record includes headcode 4A26 and identifies East Coast as an operator. Some stock details are present but lack full operator information.
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This video presents a collection of images from the Bescot Depot, Station, and Yard, capturing locomotives that were once stationed or marshalled there between the late 1970s and early 2000s. A range of locomotive types, including classes 150, 153, and 31, are shown in various liveries. The footage also includes references to multiple operators such as British Railways, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, Intercity, Virgin Trains, and BR Sectors. Locations mentioned include Cricklewood, Lytham, Tame Bridge Parkway, The Lakes, and Walsall.
The footage includes appearances by 37197, 66566, 50027 Lion in NSE livery, D7541 The Diana, D345, 37717, Virgin 57606, 56114 D5061, and D7628. It also shows D9106 passing on the mainline and includes clips from the top of the moor, offering views of the Yorkshire countryside. The video highlights various locations including York, Grosmont, Levisham, Middlesbrough, and Whitby.
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This video captures railway scenes from south Wales in 2003, featuring a range of historic locomotives and rolling stock. It includes footage of triple-headed Class 37s, top and tail Class 31s on Rugby Specials, Northern Belle services with Class 47s, Voyagers, and Class 180 units. The footage is shot at locations including Newport, Bank, and East Lancashire Railway, showcasing a variety of locomotives and carriages in operation during that period.
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It also includes mentions of several other locomotives preparing for departure to join services on the North York Moors Railway. The footage includes third-party references to various rail units and locations, offering a glimpse into railway operations from around 14 years prior.
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A video captures railway operations on the Malverns Line between Worcester and Hereford, involving multiple locomotives including 37057 and DRS 37605/610. The footage shows 37605/610 working a train from Derby to Cheltenham, with delays due to route conductor waits and lost paths. Later, 37057 is seen operating a service between Canton and Hereford, assisting with the movement of a train into Hereford station before returning to diesel sidings. The video highlights the use of multiple locomotives at the location, though specific reasons for their deployment are not detailed.
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This video captures freight operations at Margam Yard and the introduction of new 66-class locomotives at Newport Docks in early 2003. It includes footage of 37-class locomotives working on freight services, with one heading to Tondu and another performing mainline duties. The recording also features passing Virgin Voyager services and TPO units. Livery details such as Mainline and Transrail are noted. The video provides a glimpse into railway activity during the early 2000s, highlighting both freight and passenger operations in Wales.
This video captures railway activity at Crewe in June 2003, featuring a variety of stock including Class 37 and 56/57 diesel locomotives, as well as electric units. Notable mentions include the Royal 47, 20/37 pairing, 37517/695 Blue electric, and Virgin Trains stock. The footage includes multiple trains passing through the station area, offering a glimpse into rail operations from that time. Some operators associated with the recorded vehicles include Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, and Virgin Trains.
This video features a number of British Rail Class 37 and Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 37033, 37038, 37058, 37157, 37197, and 66145. The footage appears to be shot in locations such as Bank, Barry, Barry Docks, March, and Swansea. Operators associated with the video include EWS and GBRF. No headcodes are identified in the metadata, so specific service details are not available.
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