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38 Trains Built for a Cancelled Project—Here's What Happened #Class380 #airport #fyp
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 380 Desiro, an electric train operated in Scotland. Built by Siemens and introduced into service with ScotRail in 2010, these trains were initially linked to plans for a cancelled Glasgow Airport Rail Link project. The Class 380 has since become a common sight on services connecting Glasgow Central with Ayr, Largs, Ardrossan Harbour, Gourock, and Wemyss Bay. The video discusses the train's design, its different versions, and its role in Scotland’s rail network.
This video features a collection of trains observed at Glasgow Central, including classic Scotrail EMUs such as the Class 318 and Class 320, along with more modern units like the Class 380. Trains from operators Avanti West Coast, Scot Rail, and Transpennine Express are also present, featuring models such as the Class 390 and Class 397. The footage includes various headcodes and captures trains at multiple locations including Birmingham New Street, Lanark, Motherwell, Neilston, and Newton.
This video features train spotting at Johnstone, capturing services operated by Scot Rail using Class 380 electric multiple units. Several trains are identified with specific stock numbers, though operator details for individual units are not provided. The footage includes trains with headcode 1E00. Locations mentioned include Johnstone and Sutton Coldfield, the latter referenced as the site of the next spotting session.
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Fantastic Few Hours at Oxenholme Lake District freight/Passenger/light locos November 25th 2025 wCML
This video captures a variety of trains operating in the Oxenholme Lake District area, including freight and passenger services. Featured stock includes classes 195, 380, 390, and 397, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, Northern, Transpennine, and West Coast Railways represented. Additional locations referenced include Carnforth, Glasgow Central, Larbert, London Euston, Manchester Airport, Mossend EuroTerminal, and Windermere. Headcodes observed in the footage include 1M89, 1S61, 1Y82, 2C13, and 9M56.
This video features train spotting at Port Glasgow, capturing services operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes multiple trains from the Class 380 series, with some units identified as 380003, 380008, 380009, 380015, 380107, and 380113. A Class 390 unit, numbered 390016, is also present. The video provides a glimpse of rail activity in the area, with the next spotting planned at Sudbury & Harrow Road.
It includes ScotRail Class 380s and 385s operating in June 2025. The footage shows weekday afternoon services with trains running between locations such as Glasgow Central, Gourock, and Wemyss Bay. Headcodes identified include 1F32, 2T16, and 5M00. The video provides a snapshot of suburban rail activity in the Renfrewshire area.
This video captures behind-the-scenes footage from a recent trip to Glasgow, featuring train services operated by Scot Rail. It includes scenes from several locations around the city, including Craigendoran, Alexandria, Dumbarton Central, Dumbarton East, Edinburgh Park, Kilpatrick, Lochwinnoch, Port Glasgow, and Shettleston. The video focuses on railway operations and includes footage of various locomotives, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video captures behind-the-scenes footage from a recent trip to Glasgow, featuring trains operating in and around the city. It includes services from Great Western Railway, Chiltern Railways, Scotrail, and Caledonian Sleeper. The footage shows various train stock, including classes 165, 360, 380, 390, and 90, though operators are not specified for these units. Locations mentioned include Bishopton, Reading, and Sudbury. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Prestwick Town, capturing services operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes trains from the Class 156 and Class 380 series. Additional locations mentioned are Ayr and Warwick Parkway, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a Scot Rail Class 380 electric multiple unit, specifically numbered 380107, captured at Neilston. The footage is part of a collection showcasing train journeys across the UK. While operator and location details are present, no headcode information is included in the record.
This video features a Scot Rail Class 380 electric train, specifically unit 380107. The footage is part of a collection of train-related clips shared by the channel. While details about specific locations or headcodes are not included in the metadata, the video provides a glimpse into real-world rail operations. No further operational or contextual information is provided within the available data.
This video captures a train journey to Glasgow and back, featuring multiple rail vehicles. The footage includes various stock types such as classes 150, 156, and 320, with associated headcodes indicating different services. Locations shown include Glasgow Central, Anniesland, Cumbernauld, and others across the network. Operators represented in the metadata include Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Scot Rail, and several other rail services. The video provides a view of passenger and freight movements during a busy day trip.
This video shows track renewal work on the Borderlands Line at Shotton and engineering activity at Hawarden. Freightliner Class 66 locomotives, including units 66413, 66511, 66556, 66585, 66588, and 66596, are involved in operations. Workings include trains heading from Bescot up Engineers Sidings to Wrexham Exchange Junction under headcodes 6Y42 and 6Y43. The footage highlights the installation of new sleepers and ballast in preparation for new rails.
This video features train spotting at Edinburgh Waverley, capturing services operated by ScotRail, LNER, Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, TransPennine Express, and Lumo. A variety of train classes are visible, including Class 385, Class 334, Class 43, Class 158, Class 170, Class 380, Class 800, Class 220/221, and Class 390. The footage includes multiple trains with specific stock numbers identified, offering a glimpse into the diverse rail services passing through the station.
This video captures footage from Banbury Station, featuring various rail stock including classes 168, 380, 60, 66, and 68. The operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, GBRF, and GWR. Additional locations mentioned are Doncaster, London Marylebone, and Trafford Park. Headcodes present in the video are 1H17, 4E34, and 4E94.
This video captures scenes of trains at Glasgow Central during a wet night in what appears to be a rush hour period. The footage includes trains identified as stock classes 380 and 385, though no specific operator is associated with these units in the metadata. The operators listed include British Railways, Scot Rail, and Transpennine, but it is unclear which of these were present in the video. No headcodes are provided in the available data.
This video presents a collection of railway photographs focusing on the London area and southeast England. The images include various trains, with some dated to July 1983, including what may be a tour of the NREA London depot or stabling point. Locations featured include Ealing Broadway, Gerrards Cross, London King's Cross, and Watford Junction, among others. Trains depicted include classes 165, 168, 172, and 222, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
This video captures various electric multiple units in the Glasgow area, filmed at locations including Holytown, Glasgow Central, Motherwell, and Coatbridge Central. The footage features several rail stock types, such as classes 314, 320, and 380. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Scot Rail, and Virgin Trains. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of railway activity in the region.
This video captures train activity at Glasgow Central and surrounding areas. It features multiple trains, including several Class 156 and Class 314 units, operated by Scot Rail. Additional locations shown include Neilston, Newton, and Paisley Canal. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features a journey from New Street to Glasgow, with the traveler experiencing first-class services on both the outward and return trips. The footage includes freight trains and visits to two Wetherspoons pubs. Several train stock numbers are identified, along with operators such as Virgin Trains, Direct Rail Services, EWS, and Scot Rail. Locations mentioned include Carlisle, Central Station, Dalston, Whifflet, and Wishaw. Headcodes 6C53 and 6M49 are also noted in the metadata.
A train marked 380107 is seen departing Edinburgh Waverley heading towards North Berwick. The operator associated with the train is Scot Rail, and the locations featured include Edinburgh Waverley, Berwick, and North Berwick. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A First Scotrail Class 380 unit, numbered 380107, arrives at Edinburgh Waverley station after departing from North Berwick. The video captures the train's arrival at one of Scotland’s major railway hubs. No headcode information is included in the record.
It includes various rail stock such as classes 150, 350, 380, and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage provides a snapshot of train activity at the location, with no headcodes provided in the data.