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Class 37
Videos featuring 37408
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
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.
This video features a model railway exhibition at Dunlop, showcasing a variety of locomotives including classes 31, 37, and 50. The footage includes stock numbered 31323, 37408, 37431, 37702, and 50035. Several operators are mentioned, including British Railways, LNER, GWR, Cross Country, and BR - Sectors. The record lacks headcode information, so some details about specific services or timetables may be limited.
A derailment occurred on 7 January 2003 when a Cwmbargoed service derailed at Aberthaw. The incident involved the lifting of locomotive 66148, with other locos including 37408 also recorded. The signal box remains in use as of 2026, though much of the sidings track has been removed. Images were captured by Nick, who was present at the scene, and later discovered by the uploader 23 years after the event.
This video captures railway scenes from the North West of England in 1995, featuring a variety of British Rail traction types at Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria, and Blackpool North. It includes DMU, EMU, and loco-hauled trains, with some semaphore signalling visible. Notable stock includes Class 37 diesel locomotives and Network South East Class 305 EMUs. The footage also highlights the presence of British Railways and Network South East operators during this period.
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 Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37409 and named 'Loch Awe', is shown passing through Carlisle Citadel Station. The locomotive is associated with Locomotive Services Limited and was operating in the BR InterCity ScotRail livery. The video mentions a train movement with headcode 0Z26, traveling from Bo'ness Junction Exchange Sidings to Carlisle Upperby Traction Maintenance Depot. The footage captures the locomotive on what appears to be a light engine movement.
This video captures Class 37 diesel locomotives operating along the Dee Estuary in North Wales during the 1990s. It includes footage from locations such as Talacre, Mostyn, and Ffynnongroyw, featuring multiple locomotives with headcodes including 37116, 37402, 37408, 37414, 37417, 37420, and 37429. The technical details mention filming using a Sony EVW 300P Hi 8 Camera, with post-processing enhancements to UHD and 120 fps. No operator information is explicitly provided in the metadata.
This video captures a journey through North Wales in August 1995, featuring railway travel from Merseyside via Chester to Holyhead. The footage includes various locomotives and locations such as Bangor, Conwy, Llandudno, and Llandudno Junction. The recording was made using a Sony Video 8 Handycam, and the creator notes that additional clips from the same tapes may be shared in the future. The video includes references to Merseyrail and other operators, though specific headcodes are not identified.
This video features British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, commonly referred to as "Tractors," which were built between 1960 and 1965 for mixed traffic duties. The footage includes several examples of these iconic locomotives, including units numbered 31269, 31289, 37076, 37289, 37409, 37416, 37418, 37710, and 37901. The Class 37 was known for its reliability and distinctive growl, serving in various roles across the network. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways and Lamor. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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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 features a railtour operated by British Railways, capturing locomotives and services across several locations in the UK. It includes footage of Class 37, 40, 47, 50, and 66 locomotives at Crewe, Preston, Carlisle, Warrington Bank Quay, and other stations. The tour involves changes between different locomotive classes and shows trains passing through various stations. Some operators mentioned include EWS and Northern. The footage originates from old DVDs and may vary in quality.
A model railway exhibition took place in Plymouth, featuring a variety of layouts and stalls. The event was held at the YMCA Kitto Centre on Honicknowle Lane, offering more space than the previous year's venue. Attendees had the opportunity to view detailed model railway displays and purchase items from various traders. Stock items included locomotives such as classes 31, 37, 43, 50, and 56, with operators including British Railways, GWR, and others represented. The event highlighted the continued interest in model railways and provided a platform for exhibitors to showcase their work.
This video captures railway activity in the North West and North Wales during July 1993, featuring British Rail Regional Railways, Inter-City, and Rail Express Systems services. Trains are seen at Crewe, Chester, Prestatyn (still using semaphore signalling), Llandudno Junction, and other locations. Rolling stock includes classes 31, 37, 67, and others, with some specific units identified. The footage provides a historical glimpse of operations during this period.
The video features British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, known for their reliability and distinctive growl. These locomotives were built between 1960 and 1965 and served a variety of duties across the network. The footage includes several Class 37 units, including numbers 31289, 37076, 37289, 37409, 37670, and 37901. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and DB Schenker. While specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video highlights the enduring legacy of this iconic locomotive class.
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This video explores the British Rail Class 37, a notable diesel locomotive built between 1960 and 1965 as part of the Modernisation Plan. Known for its distinctive growl and versatility, it served in various roles across Britain’s railways. The footage features multiple Class 37 units, including numbers 37076, 37269, 37289, 37409, 37418, and 37901. While the video does not include specific locations or headcodes, it highlights the locomotive’s enduring legacy in preserved railways and excursions.
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This video explores the British Rail Class 37, a notable diesel locomotive built between 1960 and 1965 for mixed traffic duties. Known for its distinctive growl and reliability, it served various roles across Britain’s railways. The footage features several Class 37 units, including numbers 31269, 31289, 37269, 37289, 37670, 37671, 37717, and 37884. The video also references operators such as British Railways and DB Schenker, with location data indicating Westbury.
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This video captures footage from visits to the Northampton area and other locations including Bletchley, Crewe, Felixstowe, Liss, Southall, Trafford Park, and Tyseley. It features various railway stock such as classes 150, 180, 196, 350, 37, 380, 47, and 66, along with headcodes including 1L11, 4L48, 4L67, 4M07, 4M22, 4M52, 5Q78, and 5Z50. Operators associated with the footage include Freightliner, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, Virgin Trains, and West Midlands Trains.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning at Water Orton Regional Railways 150 class 20s 37s HSTs Freight Train 23/12
This video captures a busy morning at Water Orton, featuring various train classes and operators. It includes Regional Railways Class 150 units, Cross Country services, Voyagers, Class 170 Turbos, Freightliner and GBRF Class 66 freight locomotives, DB Schenker Class 66s, London Northwestern Railway units, and Loram Class 37418 and 37408. Additional locations mentioned include Birmingham New Street, Felixstowe, Kidderminster, Kings Norton, Mossend EuroTerminal, Newcastle, Nottingham, and Small Heath. Headcodes such as 0Z20, 1C10, and 1D59 are also noted.
This video presents re-mastered archive footage capturing British Railways operations in the Midlands and North West between 1991 and 1995. It features locations including Derby, Manchester Victoria, Crewe, Walsall, Blackpool North, Carnforth, Llandudno Junction, and Preston. The footage includes multiple units such as Classes 142, 150, 156, and 158, alongside diesel locomotives like Class 43 HST and Classes 20, 31, 37, 47, 56, 60, and electric locomotives including Classes 87 and 90. The content offers a nostalgic look at railway operations during this period.
This video captures highlights from the Wincanton Model Railway Exhibition, showcasing multiple model railway layouts and traders. The exhibition includes a variety of model stock such as classes 31, 37, 56, 60, and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The event also features a café offering tea and cake. While details about locations and headcodes are not available, the video provides an overview of the exhibition's attractions.
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.
The video shows HNRC 37405 passing through Stockport and later Crewe during a crane move operated by SB Rail (DRK81626). Additional locomotives, including 37406, 37408, and 37416, are also identified in the footage. The locations mentioned are Stockport and Crewe. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
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.
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.
A video captures a High Speed Train (HST) passing through Abergavenny Station, with additional footage of 67-class units operating Cardiff-Manchester services. The footage also highlights a newly constructed footbridge over the tracks, noted for its clear glass panels, which provide good conditions for photography. The video includes reflections on past experiences at the station.
This video provides a glimpse into the Buxton Railex Model Railway Exhibition, showcasing a variety of model railway layouts displayed at the Buxton Pavilion. The exhibition featured numerous layouts inspired by different prototypes and constructed in various scales and gauges. Some highlighted layouts include Grindley Brook in 7mm finescale, Millhouses in N Gauge, and Burnham-on-Sea in 2mm Finescale. The event also included trade stands and was well organised, offering a snapshot of the diversity and craftsmanship within the model railway community.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales "20 years ago today" Barry Docks, East Usk, Scrap Units.
It includes footage of locomotives including 31408, 37408, 55022, and 66110, with mentions of operations involving scrap units and train movements. The audio transcription references a 2005 event where a failed locomotive was rescued at Barry Docks, followed by later recordings from 2010. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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.
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 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.
This video captures railway scenes from the North West of England in June 1994. It features various train classes, including a Class 37/4 at Crewe, a Class 60 on a Binliner service at Stockport, and multiple Class 101, 304, and 305 units operating across the region. The footage includes a green British Railways liveried Class 101 DMU at Manchester Piccadilly. The video highlights different train types and locations such as Crewe, Stockport, and Manchester Piccadilly. Some operational details are limited in the current record.
This video features a collection of railway footage from Wales, primarily focusing on locomotive-hauled services. It includes various British Rail diesel locomotives such as classes 37, 47, 60, and 66, with specific numbers indicated on screen. The content is part of a larger archive of recordings, highlighting events related to the Wales v England match in Cardiff. Locations mentioned include Rannoch and Swansea, while operators associated with the footage include Europhoenix, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Northern. No headcodes are noted in the metadata.
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.
A video captures two Class 26 locomotives, numbered 26007 and 26006, operating in the Larbert area during early December 1991. The footage shows the locomotives travelling light-engine westbound across the Larbert Triangle under cold conditions. Another locomotive, Class 37 number 37408, is also visible. The video provides a glimpse into railway operations in this region during the early 1990s.
This video captures footage of historic rail operations in Wales, featuring locomotives 37405, 37408, and 37425 with Virgin stock. The scenes include views of signal boxes, semaphore signals, and token exchanges along the Ystrad Mynach-Rhymney line. Locations shown include Ystrad Mynach, Bargoed, Rhymney, and other nearby points. The content provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from around two decades ago.
This video captures railway activity in August 1993 featuring various locomotive classes including 31, 37, and 43, along with Inter-City 125 HST units. It shows operations at locations such as Llandudno Junction, Warrington Bank Quay, Lancaster, and others. The footage includes services operated by British Railways and Intercity, showcasing a mix of passenger and freight workings during that time period.
The footage includes the passage of steam locomotive 60001 and mentions the arrival of a Hastings unit at the National Stadium. Locations shown include Cardiff Central, Rhymney, Bargoed, Caerphilly, and others across Wales. The recording appears to be from an original Sony DV tape, offering a nostalgic look at railway operations in the early 2000s.
The event featured numerous model railway layouts, trade stalls, merchandise, and interactive exhibits. Various railway operators, stock types, and locations are represented in the metadata, reflecting the extensive range of exhibitors and themes present at the festival.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives and rolling stock from different operators, including British Railways, GWR, LNER, and Southern. The footage includes several engines such as 33029, 70004, 73118, and others, captured during an event at Echills Wood Railway, which operates a 7 1/4" gauge line. Locations associated with the video include Colchester, Coventry, Gloucester, King George V, Kingsbury, Lake, Liverpool Street, and Rannoch. The record includes stock details but lacks headcode information.
This video captures scenes from Llandudno Junction and station in March 1995, showcasing British Railways operations during the 1990s. It features various locomotives including Class 37, Class 31, and Class 43 units, with some services running between Crewe and Holyhead. The footage includes views of Conwy Castle and the signalbox, as well as a green Class 101 DMU making two appearances. The recording offers a nostalgic look at railway operations from this period, highlighting the atmosphere and equipment present at the time.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, numbered 37405, is seen leading another Class 37, 37610, as they travel south along the West Coast Main Line through Bamfurlong. The footage captures the pair of locomotives during a light engine move from Carlisle to Crewe on 23 March 2024. Both locomotives are noted to be in HNRC liveries. The video includes commentary about the journey and mentions a previous appearance of 37405 at Springs Branch.
This video captures railway scenes from North Wales in September 1994, featuring Regional Railways operations at Llandudno Junction, Holyhead, and Bangor. It includes footage of Met-Cam Class 101 diesel multiple units and Class 37 locomotive-hauled trains. Two Class 31 locomotives are shown working a nuclear flask service from Valley via Llandudno Junction. The footage reflects the state of British Rail during that period, with mention of the condition of the tracks at the time.
It features a variety of railway stock, including second-generation DMUs such as classes 142, 150, 153, and 158, along with Class 310 EMUs traveling to and from Liverpool. Locomotives seen include classes 31, 33, 37, 47, 56, 58, 73, and DVTs 82, 86, 87, and 90. The footage focuses on the station’s activity during the event, with no visit to Basford Hall itself.
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BR in the 1990s Nick and Mart Go North West Summer 1994 A Nick Winfield Production
This video presents a compilation of footage from the North West of England during the 1990s, capturing various railway locations and traction types. It includes scenes from areas such as Chester, Holyhead, Llandudno Junction, Manchester Piccadilly, and Preston, among others. The content features diesel, electric, and steam locomotives operating on British Railways networks during this period. While specific operators are not detailed in the metadata, the footage reflects the era's railway operations across multiple locations. Some stock numbers are identified, but additional details remain limited.
A locomotive, identified as 37405, is shown collecting two grid wagons, numbered 56098 and 56049, at Chester. The wagons were involved in a previous incident on the Chirk Kronospan log train the night before. The locomotive was working on service 0Z37 from Coleham Isu to Chester, then later operated service 0Z38 from Chester to Rectory Jn. The video includes mentions of Colas and other railway-related hashtags.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales at Llandudno, Bangor, Barry and Chester in Summer 1995.
This video captures railway scenes from various locations in Wales during the summer of 1995. It includes footage from Llandudno, Bangor, Chester, and Barry, with a focus on freight operations at Barry. The content features several locomotives, including classes 37 and 60, though specific operators are not identified. The video also notes the presence of a large signal box that is no longer in use.
This video features rare footage of Class 37 diesel locomotives filmed in 2003 around the Midlands. The locomotives included are numbered 37042, 37117, 37408, 37521, and 37694. The locations shown include Birmingham International, Marston Green, and Welshpool. The operator associated with the footage is EWS. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales 20 years ago. Forgotten liveries, top and tail 31/37/66s
It features locations including Cardiff Central, Newport, and others, with footage of various train stock such as classes 158, 31, 37, and 43. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, EWS, Intercity, and Rail Express Systems. Headcodes 1V70 and 1V71 are also noted in the metadata. The content offers a nostalgic look at railway operations from two decades ago.
This video features footage of two British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37408 and 37417, operating on passenger services in South Wales. The operator associated with the locomotives is EWS. While the specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the content appears to capture the locomotives in action during their service to Fishguard. The record lacks details on exact locations and train numbers, but the footage offers a glimpse into the operation of these locomotives during their active years.
This video captures Regional Railways operations in North Wales during September 1994, featuring locomotive-hauled services including Class 37, Met-Cam Class 101, and Class 156 and 158 Sprinter trains. The footage includes activity at Llandudno Junction and Rhyl, as well as engineering works involving a Class 37-hauled train. Several specific locomotives are identified, though operator information is not provided for the stock items. The locations covered include Llandudno Junction, Llandudno, Rhyl, and Rannoch.
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.
This video captures loco-hauled train services in the North West of England during August 1993. It shows a train operating between Crewe, Stockport, Chester, and Blackpool North, with a reversal at Chester. The footage includes a Class 31 hauled service to Llandudno via Llandudno Junction, and Class 37 hauled services to Crewe. A Rail Express Systems Res 47 is also seen in operation. The video highlights various locations including Stockport, Chester, Crewe, Blackpool North, and Llandudno.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railfreight at Barry Docks 37/60/66, plus Railtour with 37408/197/66145
This video captures railfreight operations at Barry Docks, including the failure of class 66110, which led to a rescue by EWS 37408. The footage follows the locomotive through the docks and along the Vale of Glamorgan line near Cardiff Bay. Additional scenes show movements of two class 60 locomotives at the docks in February 2012. Later, the video tracks 37038/197/66145 on a railtour through Barry, Neath, and Onllwyn.
This video features locomotives and railcars from the British Rail Regional Railways network operating in the North West of England during March 1995. It includes Class 31 and 37 steam locomotives working on Manchester and Liverpool-based services to Blackpool North, alongside Class 101, 150, and 156 diesel multiple units. The footage also captures an unusual Inter-City service. Locations shown include Blackpool North, Crewe, Preston, and Rannoch. No headcodes are present in the record.
A journey from Hereford to Abergavenny is captured in this video, with the locomotive 37408 visible. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Bank, Rugby, and Wye. The content appears to be a personal account of a trip taken around 2005, likely involving a special event at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. While the specific operator is not identified, the presence of locomotive 37408 suggests a heritage or preserved rail operation. Some details such as the exact route and operational context remain unspecified.
This video captures loco-hauled train activity at Crewe in August 1996, featuring a variety of British Rail classes including 37, 47, 58, 86, 87, 90, and 309. The footage includes Inter-City and Regional Railways services, parcels operations, freight movements, and light engine runs. A Network South East class 309 EMU is also seen heading a local working towards Manchester. The video highlights the diversity of locomotive types and operations at Crewe during this period.
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.
The content includes rare or unseen recordings from around June 2000, featuring the sound and movement of these locomotives. Identified stock includes 37405, 37408, and 37427. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways and EWS. The video provides a historical glimpse into railway operations in this region during the early 2000s.
This video captures railway activity in Cardiff and Newport during the 1999 Rugby World Cup Final. It features multiple locomotives, including several Class 37 and Class 47 units, as well as a Southern EMU and Deltic. The footage also includes freight movements such as iron ore empties passing through Llanwern-Port Talbot. Special services were running to transport fans of Australia and France to the match, with headcodes 1P99 and 1Z40 identified.
This video captures footage from a railway tour in the West Highlands, featuring locomotives 37408 and 37416. Additional stock numbers identified include 37403 and 37415. The operators involved are EWS and Scot Rail, with locations including Helensburgh Upper and Hope. The content is part of a filming session from October 2001 during the "Monarch of the Glen" tour. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures footage of trains 37408 and 37416 crossing Glenfinnan Viaduct. The content is from a filming session recorded in 2001, with additional material from the same tour. The trains involved are identified as Class 37 stock, though no operator is specified in the metadata. The location of Glenfinnan is clearly noted, and the video provides a rare glimpse of this route from an earlier period. No headcode information is available for these trains in the current record.
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 captures locomotives from the Class 158, 37, and 47 series operating in Wales. The footage includes scenes of trains running as far west as Pembroke Dock, through the Vale, up to Abergavenny, and features a trailer for an HST naming event. Locations shown include Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven, Llantwit Major, Haverfordwest, Cardiff Bay, Llandovery, and Airport. The video highlights historical and current rail operations in the region.
The footage includes views from an open window and shows locomotives 37055, 37408, and 37425. The route passes through several locations such as Aber, Bargoed, Caerphilly, Cardiff Central, Gilfach Fargoed, Pontlottyn, and Rannoch. The recording reflects operations from around two decades ago, offering a nostalgic look at past railway activity in the region.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
18th March 2000 Thrashing 37s, t/t 47s,Heavy Freight.Cardiff at it busiest
It features various locomotives including classes 37 and 47, along with heavy freight movements. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Rhymney, Caerphilly, Cathays, Hereford, Ore, and Rannoch. The video provides a nostalgic look at train travel during the era of open windows, offering a glimpse into past railway operations in Wales.
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 features British Rail Regional Railways operations from 1993, showcasing locomotive-hauled trains at Liverpool Lime Street and Crewe. It includes scenes of Class 31 and 37 locomotives performing shunting duties and light engine movements. A Merseytravel 150 and a Rail Express Systems 47 are also seen in action. The footage captures the movement of train 37 408 at Crewe before its journey to North Wales.
This video captures railway scenes from around 2004, featuring double-headed trains operating in the Newport area, including locomotives of classes 31, 37, and 67. It also shows historical locations such as Margam Yard and the old stabling point at Newport, now repurposed as a car park. The footage includes mention of a low cab locomotive used for navigating low bridges in the Neath area.
A video recorded from an overbridge at Aberthaw in 2003 captures the aftermath of a derailment. Locomotive 37408 is seen delivering a rescue team, with footage showing the positioning of a crane and efforts to reraise a derailed locomotive. The audio mentions movements of coal empties returning to Cwmbargoed, as well as the positioning of locomotive 66148 at the buffers. Several other Class 37 and Class 66 locomotives are identified in the footage, though operators and specific locations are not detailed in the metadata.
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.
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.
A video shows DRS 37409 Lord Hinton moving 975025 Caroline past Kings Norton station footbridge while working on service 5Z02. The footage includes a British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotive and a train operating under the Direct Rail Services (DRS) operator. The locations featured are Derby and Kings Norton. The headcode for the service is 5Z02.
This video features several Class 37 diesel locomotives operating in Wales and on the Mid-Hants Railway in 2002. Locomotives including 37402 are shown in service, with mentions of the Rhymney Service and the Watercress Line. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Alresford, Ropley, and the Mid-Hants Railway. While specific operators are not clearly identified in the metadata, potential associations include British Railways, First Great Western, and Network South East. The video provides a historical glimpse of these locomotives in operation during that period.
This video shows a train service operating on the North Western route, featuring multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives. The footage was captured at Carnforth, Bare Lane, and Morecambe, with the train running between Blackpool North and Derby. The headcode 1Q83 is associated with this service. Operators including British Railways, Direct Rail Services, and Network Rail are linked to the video's metadata.
This video features DRS 37423 and 37405 operating on a short set service across several locations in East Anglia. The footage includes scenes from Norwich, Lowestoft, Brundall, Great Yarmouth, and The Lakes. Additional stock numbers identified in the video include 170270, 170272, and 37408. The operators associated with the video are British Railways and Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcodes were recorded for this footage.
This video captures a variety of railway traction from the North West area in the summer of 1993, including British Rail and Regional Railways locomotives and multiple units. It features classes such as 142, 31, 37, and 43 on passenger, freight, and parcels services at locations like Llandudno Junction, Manchester Victoria, Preston, and others. The footage includes a range of rolling stock, with some specific units identified in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of test trains from 2018, showcasing various locomotive models. The footage includes stock such as classes 150, 37, and 43, with operators including British Railways, Colas, and Network Rail. The location shown is Inverness. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. 1996 at Llandudno Junction, Holyhead, Bangor and Chester
This video captures railway scenes in Wales, featuring various train units at Llandudno Junction, Holyhead, Bangor, Chester, and Rannoch. It includes footage of 37-series and 31-series trains, such as 37420 The Scottish Hosteller, 37408 Loch Rannoch, and 31405 Mappa Mundi, along with units like 150, 156, and 158. The content also shows a High Speed Train heading to Holyhead. The footage was recorded on Hi8 format without camera stabilisation.
This video captures railway scenes from Cardiff Central and other locations in Wales, featuring services including the Rugby International and special events such as the Southern Electric Unit Result. It includes footage of trains with stock numbers 37408, 37412, 37414, 37612, 60013, 66052, and 66191. The content also references a rugby match between Wales and Scotland, with the audio transcription mentioning the score Wales 26 Scotland 18. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Rail Express Systems, and Southern.
This video captures passenger services running between Bargoed and Rhymney in the Rhymney Valley. It features views of the landscape as trains travel along the route, crossing two viaducts, with footage also showing a run around at Rhymney. The stock includes locomotives 143608, 37405, 37408, and 37425, while locations mentioned include Bargoed, Rhymney, Barry Island, Pontlottyn, Rannoch, and Ware. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, EWS, and Virgin Trains.
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 a train comprising units 37405 and 37419, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), passing through Brundall en route to Norwich. Additional rolling stock identified in the footage includes units 37403, 37408, and 37409. The recording captures a moment of railway movement between these two locations, though specific headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video captures an open window view of a train journey from Cardiff, passing through Queen Street and stations including Ystrad Mynach, Bargoed, and Rhymney. The locomotive 37408 is visible and audible throughout the trip. The route includes several locations such as Caerphilly, Rannoch, and Tir-Phil. The audio provides a soundscape of the journey, with the engine's growling sound emphasized. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video features Class 37 diesel locomotives, specifically numbered 37408 and 37415, operating in the Welsh Valleys. The footage was recorded on the Rhymney line, with Rannoch also noted as a location. The operator associated with the locomotives is EWS. While the video provides visual context of these machines in service, no headcodes are included in the metadata.
A video captures a train comprising DRS 68012, 37419, and 37405 operating on a light engine work service with headcode 0A68. The footage shows the train passing through Stafford, with the route connecting Crewe to Wembley LMD. The recording dates back to January 2017.
A video captures locomotives 37405, 37408, and 37425 operating in the Welsh Valleys, traveling through scenic countryside. The journey includes stops at Bargoed, Brithdir, Tir Phil, Pontlottyn, and Rhymney. The footage highlights the rural landscape and includes a run round at Rhymney. No headcodes are provided in the record.
A test train comprising DRS 37608, GBRf 73136, and Network Rail 73138 passes Luton Airport Parkway. The train was operating on a service from Cricklewood Depot to Derby R.T.C. The video captures this movement, with the involved locomotives and locations clearly identified. No headcode information is available in the current 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 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.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured around Cardiff Central and Rugby in 2005, including Pullman Stock 67014, Transrail 60051, 37408 Valley Service, 47843 Vulcan, 60500 Rail, 66100 freight, and others. The footage includes night-time scenes at Canton and references a long-gone footbridge. Several operators are mentioned, including Blue Pullman, Europhoenix, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. The content highlights the diversity of rail services and rolling stock from this period.
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.