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43198
Class 43
Names carried:
Driver Stan Martin 25 June 1950 - 6 November 2004.,
Driver BRian Cooper 15 June 1947 - 5 October 1999
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This video features a selection of photographs from 'The Greatest Gathering' at Alstom Works in Derby, UK, held to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Modern Railway. The event brought together a wide range of locomotives and attracted thousands of visitors over three days. Several railway classes are identified in the metadata, including 142, 27, 37, 390, 40, 43, 465, 50, and 55. The event was organised as a charity initiative and is remembered for its significant turnout and historical significance.
This video captures trains at Saltash and other locations including Liskeard, Paddington, Penzance, and Plymouth. Several train units are identified, including classes 158, 43, and 800, though operators are not specified for these stock items. A headcode of 2C33 is noted. The footage provides a glimpse of railway activity in the area, with no further details provided in the description.
The footage includes various train stock such as classes 43 and 800, with some 802 units also present. Locations shown include Plymouth, Gunnislake, London Paddington, and Penzance. The video highlights the importance of Plymouth as a key connection point for travel between Cornwall and Devon to other parts of the UK.
This video features a quiz about British railways, with mentions of various train stock including classes 153, 313, 37, 43, 56, and 60. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, GWR, LNER, and Rail Express Systems are referenced. Locations mentioned include Kettering, Market Harborough, and Peterborough. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
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This video captures train activity in Cornwall, featuring locations such as Liskeard, Looe, Saltash, and Plymouth. It includes footage of various rail stock, including Class 150, Class 158, and Class 43 units, with some operating under the Great Western Railway operator. Headcodes observed include 1C78, 2L60, 2L81, and 2P16. The footage was filmed during the final weeks of service for the Class 43 High Speed Trains, focusing on their operations in the region.
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This video captures train activity along the Cornish Mainline, featuring multiple locations including Penzance, Truro, Camborne, St Ives, and others. It includes footage of various rail stock such as classes 150, 158, and 43, though operators are not specified in the data. Headcodes present include 1A84, 2C11, 2C23, 2F74, 2P17, and 2T72. The content focuses on railway scenes with an emphasis on the departure of Castle Class HSTs from Cornwall.
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 explores a range of unusual and notable operations involving HST power cars and sets over the past decade, including back-to-back configurations, heritage line visits, preserved stock, and unique liveries. It features appearances at locations such as the West Somerset Railway and Severn Valley Railway, with involvement from operators like Cross Country, Colas, and Blue Pullman. The footage includes various stock numbers, headcodes, and highlights special events such as railtours and test trains.
This video explores the Intercity Express Programme, a major 21st-century investment in UK rail that saw the introduction of Hitachi-built IET trains to replace older HST fleets. It examines whether these new trains meet expectations for performance and engineering quality. The footage includes various train stock, operators, and locations across the UK rail network, highlighting the scale of the modernization effort.
This video features a collection of British Railways, Colas, GWR, and Maritime rolling stock, including Class 37 and Class 43 locomotives with labels such as 37175, 43004, 43016, and others. The footage appears to be shot at several locations across the UK, including Caerphilly, Dawlish, Exeter St Davids, Penzance, and Taunton. While no headcodes are identified in the metadata, the content offers a visual record of various railway assets and settings.
The station serves Intercity, GWR Regional Services, CrossCountry Trains, and has a branch line to St Ives. The footage was recorded during a busy period, with trains frequently full and replacement buses in use for passengers traveling to and from St Ives. Several train stock numbers are identified, including classes 150, 158, and 43, along with a headcode of 1C80.
This video documents the final movements of ex-GWR HST Castle sets from Laira Depot, capturing their departure as they were relocated by various operators between December 2025 and February 2026. It includes footage of multiple power cars and Mk3 carriages being moved, with some recent transfers featuring 43092 and 43093 to the Mid-Norfolk Railway. The video highlights the end of an era for Class 43 operations in the Western Region, with only two units remaining at Laira Depot.
A video shows a convoy of three trains with headcodes 43198, 43098, and 43097 at Bishton. The trains are classified as type 43. The operator associated with the video is GWR. No specific locations or additional headcode details are provided in the metadata.
A video shows ex-GWR Class 43 power cars, including units numbered 43097, 43098, and 43198, passing through Lancaster. The footage is taken along the route between Totnes and Carnforth Steamtown. The operator information for these vehicles is not specified in the record.
The footage includes the power cars 43097, 43098, and 43198, along with references to associated locations such as Totnes and Carnforth. The audio transcription notes the allocation of these units and hints at their possible future use, though details on operational deployment remain unclear.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, 37407, is shown working with a group of ex-GWR Class 43 power cars during a movement in the South West. The footage captures the movement of 43188 and 43189 from Laira to Ely, along with other Class 43 units including 43097 and 43098. Additional rail activity includes Freightliner 66561 working a ballast cleaning operation between Fairwater Yard and Hinksey Sidings. The video also features movement through locations such as Cardiff Central, Taunton, and Bridgwater.
This video features a compilation of Great Western Railway services across the Great Western Mainline, showcasing trains at various stations including Reading, Dawlish, Liskeard, Penzance, Plymouth, and London Paddington. The footage includes multiple train classes such as Class 150, Class 158, Class 165, and others operating on the network. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a broad view of services running across the region.
This video features a variety of railway scenes, including trams on the mainline at Taffs Well used for driver training, steam locomotives passing through Pencoed and Stormy Summit, a new glass-sided footbridge in Abergavenny, and a first-class journey to Crewe. It also includes previously unseen photographs from the "Greatest Gathering" Rail 200 event in Derby. The content highlights various railway operations and infrastructure across multiple locations.
This video features a collection of railway convoys, including locomotives and rolling stock such as classes 170, 20, 26, and 31, along with various units numbered 170104, 170116, 20189, 26007, and 31108 among others. The footage is associated with multiple railway operators including British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Colas, and Direct Rail Services (DRS), and was recorded in Derby. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video reflects on the retirement of Class 43 HSTs, with footage captured at various locations including Bristol Temple Meads, Exeter St Davids, Taunton, Cardiff Central, Minehead, and West Somerset Railway. Several Class 43 units are identified in the content, though no operator is explicitly mentioned. The video serves as a tribute to these iconic trains, acknowledging their long service and reliability over nearly five decades.
This video highlights railway activities from September to December 2025, featuring various trains and events across multiple locations. It includes footage of services such as the Mayflower and English Riviera Express, the SVR GBRF Gala, and the Bluebell Beer Fest, among others. The content covers a range of railway operations and events, showcasing different locomotives and routes. Trains identified include classes 150, 20, 31, 33, and 37, with operators including BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, and others. Locations featured span across Alresford, Barnstaple, Bath Spa, Bluebell Railway, and several other stations. Headcodes such as 2A70, 2A
It features multiple powercars, including 43004 'Caerphilly Castle', 43186 'Taunton Castle', and others, during a farewell journey from Newton Abbot to Plymouth and Penzance. The event included a gathering of several HSTs at the locations mentioned, marking the end of an era for these iconic trains under GWR operations.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 142, 150, 153, 221, 26, 27, 31, 313, 323, and 331, alongside operators such as Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, DC Rail, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Coast, and Europhoenix. Locations mentioned include Burton-on-Trent, Caerphilly, Colchester, Great Central Railway, Harlington, London Euston, Severn Valley Railway, and Watford Junction. Headcodes identified are 0J03, 1V88, and 2C12. The content appears to be a compilation of railway
Fishplate has indexed this video titled "Trains at Plymouth GWML on the HSTs last day" from channel "The Devon Trainspotter". The available Fishplate metadata includes stock such as classes 150, 175, 220, 221, and 43, along with operators including British Railways, Cross Country, EWS, GWR, and Maritime, and locations like Plymouth, Exeter St Davids, London Paddington, and others. Headcode information is missing from the metadata. This summary is generated from Fishplate metadata and may need human review.
This video captures the final day of operation for the GWR Castle Class HSTs in Cornwall on 13 December 2025. It features multiple Class 43 units, including 43004, 43042, and others, operating in the region. The footage includes scenes from Newquay and Par, with one Castle Class unit being taken down to Newquay as a special event. The day was marked by a celebration of the end of an era for these iconic trains in the Western Region.
This video features a collection of footage highlighting the history and eventual retirement of GWR HSTs, including several powercars such as 43004, 43005, 43007, and others. It covers changes in service over time, with fewer powercars operating on new routes. The content includes farewell videos and is supported by various rail enthusiasts. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Cross Country, GWR, Intercity, and West Coast Railways. Locations featured span across several railway stations and lines including Bridgwater, Exeter St Davids, Penzance, and others.
It documents events from December 13th, including the last three sets at Plymouth and a fourth set covering for a 150 unit. The footage includes trains operating between Plymouth and Penzance, with some heading to Laira Depot. Various stock numbers, headcodes, and locations are featured, highlighting the end of an era for these iconic trains.
The footage includes services between Laira T.& R.S.M.D., Plymouth, and Penzance with headcodes such as 5C49, 2C49, 2P18, 2C53, 3Z76, 1Z76, and 2P24. The HST units involved are numbered 43004, 43042, 43093, 43186, 43187, and 43198, operating under the Great Western Railway (GWR).
Fishplate has indexed a video titled "TRAINSPOTTING - GWR Class 43 Castle Set HST (43198 & 43093)" featuring two GWR Class 43 HST units, numbered 43093 and 43198. The available Fishplate metadata confirms the stock and operator but does not include location or headcode details. The video, uploaded by TrainRealWorld, has a duration of 121 seconds and has been viewed 77 times.
This video features multiple Class 43 power cars, including 43004, 43093, 43186, and 43198, as well as a Class 800 unit numbered 800321. The footage is recorded at Dawlish and includes other locations such as Exeter St Davids, London Paddington, Marsh Barton, Newton Abbot, Paignton, Penzance, Starcross, and Teignmouth. Headcodes present in the video include 2C42, 2F09, 2T07, and 2T08. The content reflects a nostalgic farewell to the diesel locomotive era, with mentions of the final appearances of these power cars on the seawall at Dawlish.
This video features a collection of shots from Great Western Castle sets between 2023 and 2025. Some footage from 2023 was lost due to a data transfer issue, resulting in a shorter final edit. The footage includes multiple units identified as class 43 stock, though operator information is not specified. The video includes imagery from Redruth.
This video marks the final day of passenger service operations for the former intercity 125 class 43 power cars in England. These units, operating as Castle Sets, have provided long-distance commuter services for over seven years. The footage features multiple class 43 power cars, including 43042, 43090, 43092, 43093, 43099, 43186, and 43198. The operators involved are GWR and Intercity, with locations including Leeds and Penzance. The record is limited in some respects, as headcode information is not available.
The sets filmed include 43185 with 43004, 43156 with 43189, and 43093 with 43198. The recording took place on the final day of operation for these sets, following their service over the past 50 years. The locations featured in the video are Plymouth and St Austell. The footage was filmed by an individual who travelled to Cornwall early in the morning to document this event.
Trains from multiple operators are visible, with several locomotive and rolling stock numbers identified. The footage was recorded during a late Sunday evening under poor weather conditions.
This video features multiple Class 43 HST units, including 43082, 43092, 43098, 43156, 43186, 43187, and 43198, captured at locations such as Plymouth, Penzance, Taunton, and Walton. The footage appears to be from the closing weeks of Operation of HST Castle sets. Operators mentioned include GWR and Blue Pullman. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
The footage includes multiple units, including 43042, 43093, 43156, 43187, 43189, and 43198, with mentions of British Railways and GWR as operators. Additional locations referenced in the video include Launceston and Looe. The recording was made in late November 2025, shortly before these units were scheduled for withdrawal in December.
This video shows train activity at Dawlish, with footage of a Class 43 HST arriving and departing. Other stock numbers identified include 150266, 43093, 43100, and 43198. The locations mentioned include Devonport, Ivybridge, Newton Abbot, Paignton, Penzance, Saltash, Teignmouth, Totnes, and Dawlish. No operator names are provided in the metadata beyond a reference to GWR. The video appears to capture a personal account of a morning train journey, with no headcodes identified in the data.
This video captures GWR Class 43 HST Castle Sets operating around Newton Abbot, with some units spotted near Exeter St Davids and Penzance. The footage highlights the continued service of these high-speed diesel-electric trains ahead of their planned phase-out in late 2025. Several specific units are identified, though operator details for individual stock are not provided. The locations featured include Newton Abbot, Exeter St Davids, and Penzance, with additional mentions of other railway sites.
The Devon Trainspotter
Trains & Buses around Torbay - GWML - Riviera Line - Dartmouth Steam Railway - 27/10/25.
This video captures various train and bus movements around Torbay, featuring multiple locomotives and rail operations. Notable mentions include 175002 performing driver training duties, 43156 and 43198 operating from EXD to NTA, 5239 'GOLIATH' climbing Saltern Cove, and 37703 'Vulcan' arriving after hauling container wagons. Additional activity includes D3014 'S A M S O N' shunting containers and 37703. The footage highlights a range of railway stock and operations in the region.
This video captures railway activity at Westbury Station in Wiltshire during the early 2010s. It features various diesel multiple units, including Classes 150, 158, and 159, operating on regional services. Freight locomotives such as Class 66s in EWS and Freightliner liveries are also shown, alongside some older stock like Class 43s. The footage includes scenes of train movements within the station area and highlights the presence of British Railways heritage units during their final operational years.
Fishplate has indexed this video showing trains at Exeter St Davids, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 153, 158, 166, 220, and 43, though operators are not specified. The footage also includes a location at Paddington. No headcodes were identified in the current record.
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Fantastic Busy Day At Derby Station Lot off stuff leaving the Railway 200 Event 5th August 2025
This video captures a busy day at Derby Station, featuring a variety of trains and rail operations. It includes CrossCountry Voyagers, EMR class 170s and 222s, GWR HST power cars, Class 57 locomotives, and several other stock types. Operators such as Colas, Direct Rail Services, and Freightliner are represented, with movements observed across locations including Derby, Allerton Depot, Birmingham New Street, Crewe, and others. The footage also includes freight operations and historic steam locomotives.
This video captures a variety of locomotives and rolling stock movements from Alstom Works following the Great Gathering at Derby. Notable highlights include steam-hauled services, including 35018 ‘British India Line’ in tandem with other historic locomotives on a mainline journey. The footage also features HSTs, Class 37s, unit drags, light engines, and convoys as normal operations resume after the event. Multiple locations such as Derby, Carnforth, Alstom, and others are featured, with several headcodes identified in the movements.
A video captures GWR 57604 Pendennis Castle and power cars 43004 and 43198 passing through Kings Norton station on a service identified by headcode 0Z03. The train is shown returning home after an event known as The Greatest Gathering, with the route appearing to be between Derby and Laira. The footage includes details of the stock involved and locations along the journey.
This video captures a variety of railway activity at Cheltenham Spa, featuring several locomotives and rolling stock. DRS Class 68s are shown working shuttle services in support of The Greatest Gathering event before returning to their regular duties, hauling a nuclear flask train towards Crewe. Also present is 57604, which is seen dragging Class 43 power cars back to their home depot at Plymouth. Additional locomotives and headcodes are noted, reflecting the diverse operations taking place.
This video features railway stock including class 43 units numbered 43004 and 43198, along with a class 57 unit numbered 57604. The operator associated with the content is GWR. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata, limiting further contextual details about the footage.
This video captures a gathering event at the Alstom depot in Derby, featuring a variety of railway stock. The footage includes locomotives and rolling stock such as classes 150, 221, 27, 313, 323, and 37. Several operators are associated with the video, including Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, DC Rail, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Coast, and Europhoenix. Additional locations mentioned include Aberdeen, Alston, Chesterfield, Drax Power Station, Leicester, Loughborough, and the Severn Valley Railway. A headcode of 1S61 is also noted in the metadata.
The footage includes various railway stock, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The event took place on 1st August 2025, with additional content planned to showcase steam locomotives. The video provides a glimpse into the variety of rolling stock present during this gathering.
This video captures a diverse range of railway traction at Litchurch Lane Works, featuring various locomotives and units. Among the stock identified are classes 142, 150, 153, 26, 27, 31, 313, 323, 331, and 350. The event included a variety of operators such as BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Eastern Rail Services, Europhoenix, Eurostar, and Freightliner. Additional locations mentioned include Drax Power Station, London Liverpool Street, Newton-le-Willows, Perrygrove, Ravenglass, Severn Valley Railway, University, and West Street. Headcodes noted in the video include 0J03
A special event took place at Derby Litchurch Lane Alstom Works, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the world's first passenger train service. The gathering featured a large display of historic and modern rolling stock, drawing railway enthusiasts from across the country. Various locomotives and units were on show during this unique celebration, marking an important milestone in railway history.
This video captures photo views from the first day of the Rail 200 event at Derby Litchuch Lane works. It features various railway stock, including classes 142, 150, 221, 31, 313, 323, 345, and 37, along with several operators such as Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, DB Schenker, East Coast, Europhoenix, Eurostar, Freightliner, GBRF, and DC Rail. The footage includes locations like Derby, Airport, Alstom, Battle, Crewe, Lancaster, Leyland, Severn Valley Railway, and Swindon. Headcodes identified in the video include 0J03, 1A35, and 1M44
This video captures a variety of railway activity across the UK, featuring GWR HST powercars en route to The Greatest Gathering, Colas Rail Class 67 No. 67027 operating between Toton and Westbury, and unusual wrong line working at Cheltenham Spa. Additional footage includes freight movements from multiple operators, with locations such as Derby, Gloucester, Nottingham, and Westbury appearing in the content. Headcodes and various train stock are also present throughout the recording.
This video features a selection of UK loco-hauled train sets, including several Class 43 and Class 66 locomotives. The footage includes multiple units such as 43004, 43042, 43091, 43092, 43093, 43098, 43189, and 43198, along with 66301 and 66734. The locations shown are Plymouth and Teignmouth. The video was created as a special tribute to the channel's 450th subscriber, though it faced challenges during production and export due to its length.
This video captures trains and buses in the Exeter area, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 158, 159, 165, and 166. Operators identified include Cross Country, Greater Anglia, GWR, and South Western Railway. Locations shown are Crediton, Exeter St Davids, Honiton, Hope, and Taunton. No headcodes were detected in the footage.
This video captures railway and bus activity at Penzance and surrounding areas. It features multiple train stock including classes 150, 158, 37, 43, and 47, though operators are not specified. Locations mentioned include Bodmin Parkway, Camborne, Plymouth, Redruth, St Austell, St Ives, and University. The footage provides a visual record of transport movements in the region without specific headcode information.
The footage also includes services from Bedwyn and mentions freight movements between Whatley and Acton. British Railways, First Great Western, and GWR are noted as operators in the context of the period.
A video shows GWR Class 43 diesel electric multiple unit 43198 starting up at Plymouth. The footage includes the sound of the ATP system from inside the cab. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures footage of Class 43 HSTs, known as GWR Castle Sets, operating in Devon during February 2025. The trains were seen running between Plymouth, Dawlish Warren, Penzance, and Exeter St Davids. The footage highlights these sets before their planned withdrawal from service, with newer 175s expected to take over. Several specific HST units are identified, though no operator is specified for them in the metadata. Locations featured include Dawlish, Walton, Plymouth, and Exeter St Davids.
This video explores the history and performance of Great Western Railway (GWR) since its rebranding in 2015, examining its role as a major operator in Western England. It references various railway operators, including First Great Western, British Railways, and others, alongside locations such as Bristol Temple Meads, Worcester Foregate Street, and Severn Tunnel Junction. The content includes mentions of train stock classes 143, 150, and 153, though specific operator associations for these vehicles are not provided.
This video features a tribute to the GWR and Cross Country HST services, showcasing several Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives. The footage includes locations such as Laira Diesel Depot, Lawrence Hill, Newport, Parson Street, and Patchway. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), First Great Western, Freightliner, GWR, and Intercity. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features multiple Class 43 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 43082, 43092, 43098, 43156, 43186, 43187, and 43198, along with a Class 90 unit numbered 90019. The footage appears to capture these locomotives in operation around locations such as Plymouth, Lee, Penzance, and Walton. Operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman and GWR. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features steam locomotives on the Bodmin & Wenford Railway. Locomotives identified include 43092, 43198, 50005, and 50042, with operators associated as Blue Pullman, British Railways, and GWR. The footage appears to be shot at Bodmin General and Bodmin Parkway stations. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
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BR in the 1990s Bristol Temple Meads Station on 23rd September 1995 Part 2 of 2
This video captures scenes from Bristol Temple Meads Station in the 1990s, featuring various railway operations and locomotives. It includes views of the station from different vantage points and showcases a range of stock such as Class 43 and Class 47 diesel locomotives, along with some steam specials. The footage highlights services operated by British Railways, Cross Country, Intercity, and Southern, with locations including Bristol Temple Meads, Gloucester, Hope, Par, and Temple.
This video captures railway scenes from November 1991 in Devon, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. It includes a Class 50-hauled railtour with special liveried units 50 008 Thunderer and 50 015 Valiant, along with Class 37 142 coupled to one end. Other highlights are a Class 47-hauled HST, a Class 155 Sprinter, and first-generation slam door DMUs. The footage also shows operations associated with Newton Abbot and British Railways. Some operator details are noted but not fully specified.
This video showcases short-formed HST sets currently in use on UK railways, primarily operated by GWR and ScotRail. These sets, known as "Castle Sets" and "Intercity7" respectively, run in 4 or 5 coach formations on rural services. The footage includes various Class 43 power cars, though specific operators for these units are not detailed. Other organisations such as Blue Pullman and Network Rail also utilise HST sets, though not for regular passenger services. Locations featured include Caldicot, Perth, Plymouth, Stirling, and Totnes.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 37, 43, and 60, filmed at multiple locations across the UK such as Appleford, Felixstowe, Fort William, Inverness, London Euston, Teignmouth, Trafford Park, and Water Orton. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Network Rail. Headcodes present in the video include 1M16, 2U20, 4M51, 5Z58, 6B13, 6E11, and 6Z53.
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HST Final run Cardiff-Swansea-Paddington. Window view all the way. 18th May 2019
The journey includes stops at Port Talbot, Bridgend, Cardiff, Newport, Swindon, and Reading. The train is identified as either 43162 or 43198, with no specific operator listed. The footage shows the arrival at Paddington, where a crowd of rail enthusiasts gathers to mark the occasion. The second part of the video focuses on events taking place on the platform.
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Bristol Temple Meads, including Inter-City 125 HSTs operated by Cross Country and Great Western Railway, as well as other historic and modern rolling stock such as class 158 Sprinters, class 166 Turbos, and newer class 800 and 802 IEPs. The footage includes trains arriving from Birmingham New St, with headcode 2I00 identified. Additional locations mentioned include Fleet and Walton.
This video features a number of Class 43 HST units, including 43009, 43040, 43042, 43094, 43188, 43194, 43198, 43251, 43290, and 43301. The footage is set around Dawlish and Dawlish Warren. Operators associated with the video include Colas, Cross Country, GWR, and Network Rail. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features trains at Bristol Temple Meads, capturing a variety of rolling stock including Class 158, Class 165, and Class 166 units. The footage includes multiple train sightings from the station area, with no specific operators or headcodes identified in the metadata. The content provides a visual record of rail activity at this prominent railway hub.
This video features railway scenes from various locations in Wales, including Lisvane and Thornhill, Cardiff Central, and Ystrad Mynach. It includes footage of coal trains and FLIRTS electric multiple units, with mentions of specific stock numbers such as 153318, 31008, and 68006. The content also references past recordings from July 2016 involving steam locomotives and Bishton Flyover. Operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, GWR, and Transport For Wales. Headcodes such as 6C83 and 6H24 are noted in the metadata.
It features multiple train sets operating from Reading, including several Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives, Class 220 and Class 387 electric multiple units, as well as a Class 66 freight locomotive. The footage highlights the last operational runs of the Inter-City 125 services alongside other rolling stock in use that day.
This video captures railway activity in the West Country during April, featuring tour trains and various locomotives. Highlights include Class 150 and Class 166 units, as well as Class 37s on a luxury service at Dawlish Warren and Cockwood. The footage also includes scenes from Looe and mentions of HST services extended for an additional 15 months. The content provides a visual record of railway operations and scenic locations across the region.
This video captures various railway movements in Wales, featuring the LMS Royal Scot with D1935 leading into a platform after turning at Maindee Triangle. It also includes footage of the train departing from Canton Depot and highlights the last HSTs in regular service, alongside new 197018 on training runs to and from Swansea. Additional stock numbers identified include 150278, 43004, 43198, 60044, and 802020. The footage includes multiple train movements, though specific operators and headcodes are not detailed in the metadata.
A video captures multiple Class 43 HSTs at Parson Street Station in Bristol. The footage includes several units, some of which are noted with specific liveries such as Falklands War and Welsh Dragon. Among the units is 43160, which was on its last weekend of service before being scrapped. The video features stock operated by Cross Country and GWR. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video features train spotting at St Austell, capturing services operated by Great Western Railway. The footage includes trains from the Class 43 and Class 800 stock. Locations mentioned include St Austell and Rochester. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of High Speed Trains (HSTs) that may be retired in the coming years. The footage includes various HST units such as classes 165 and 43, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The content highlights these iconic rail vehicles, potentially marking their final operational years. No locations or headcodes are provided in the available data.
This video captures trains at Bristol Temple Meads, featuring a variety of stock including classes 43, 40, and 220. Operators present include GWR and Cross Country. Additional locations mentioned are Launceston and Penally. The footage provides a snapshot of rail activity at the station during the filming period.
This video captures train activity in the Dawlish Warren and Dawlish areas, featuring several Class 150 and Class 166 diesel units. The footage includes trains operated by Cross Country, GWR, and Network South East. The content reflects a nostalgic look at the area's railway scene, with mention of past filming experiences involving Castle Class locomotives not shown in the video.
This video captures freight and light engine movements in Newport and March. It features a variety of locomotives, including classes 43, 56, 60, and 66, with labels such as 43026, 43138, 56113, 60020, and 66020. The operators involved include Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, First Great Western, and GWR. The footage is part of a series recorded during a visit to Newport on 12th March 2014. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features unseen freight footage and highlights from May 2022. It includes a variety of railway stock, such as classes 166, 43, 56, and 66, with specific labels including 166214, 43009, 43198, 56025, 60010, and 66014 among others. The operators associated with the footage include Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, and Network Rail. However, no specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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TFW DB 67025 + dvt 82226 on a Cardiff Central to Holyhead service @ Newport 08/04/22
This video captures a train service traveling between Cardiff Central and Holyhead, passing through Newport. It features multiple railcars, including units labeled 387143, 387147, 43022, 43042, 43192, 43198, and 67025. The operators involved include DB Schenker, GWR, Northern, and Transport For Wales. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a model railway layout showcasing several locomotives and rolling stock, including classes 43, 66, 800, and 90. The Yellow Submarine Eurostar and Blue Pullman are highlighted, with the former displayed from both sides to show its livery. The content includes various operators such as British Railways, Eurostar, and Virgin Trains, along with a location reference to Lee. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
It features several power cars, including 43002, 43009, 43093, 43172, 43162, 43185, 43188, and 43198. The event drew large crowds along the Great Western route, with activity documented during the morning and early afternoon. Other locations mentioned include Bath Spa, Bristol Temple Meads, Chippenham, Didcot Parkway, Reading, and Swindon.
This video features a collection of footage captured between January and June 2020, showcasing various rail stock including classes 158 and 43. The operators involved are Cross Country, Freightliner, and GWR, with the location identified as Newport. Headcodes observed in the footage include 0N01 and 2F57. The record includes detailed metadata on the rail assets present, though specific operational details or context of the footage are not provided.
This video captures an afternoon journey aboard a GWR Intercity Express Train (class 802) traveling from Penzance in Cornwall to London Paddington. The route includes stops at Exeter St Davids, Newton Abbot, Plymouth, and other locations along the way. The train is operated by GWR and features first-class travel. The rolling stock used is a Class 802 Intercity Express Train. While some operators and locations are noted in the metadata, specific headcodes are not provided.
This video features a compilation of back-to-back HST power cars, primarily filmed in the Bristol area over several years. The footage includes multiple units identified by their classifications, such as 43005, 43048, 43140, and others. While the operators associated with these units are listed, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features railway-related photos taken from the 1980s to the 2000s, capturing scenes from Severn Tunnel Junction, Marshfield, Newport, Cardiff, and Landore. It includes a range of rolling stock classes such as 142, 143, and 153, along with references to various operators including British Railways, GWR, and others. The locations mentioned span several areas across Wales and England, highlighting the diversity of railway sites covered in the collection.
A video shows GWR HST units 43198 and 43040 operating in back-to-back formation as they pass Northfield station. The train is working service 0E23, which runs between Laira and Doncaster. The footage captures the moment during its journey on 21 October 2019.
This video features passenger trains operating on the STJ and Newport routes. It includes a variety of rolling stock, such as classes 153, 158, and 175, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Newport, Cardiff Central, Gloucester, Holyhead, Milford Haven, and Portsmouth Harbour. The record lacks headcode information, so details about specific services or schedules are not available.
The video shows a British Rail Class 43 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 43040, departing from Dawlish. Another Class 43 locomotive, numbered 43198, is also present in the footage. The operator associated with the video is the Great Western Railway (GWR). No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features train spotting at Weston-super-Mare station, capturing services operated by Great Western Railway and Cross Country. The footage includes various trains identified by their stock numbers, with locations including Weston-super-Mare, Reading, and Hope. A headcode of 1L11 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures the GWR's Flying Banana HST railtour, featuring units 43002 and 43198 operating at Maidenhead and Reading. The event marks a significant moment as it is considered the final major operation for these HSTs before their retirement from service in the West region. The footage highlights the legacy of these iconic trains, with operators including GWR and British Railways featured in the context of the tour. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video shows two British Rail Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives, numbered 43002 and 43198, operating on a route between Carmarthen and London Paddington. The operators associated with the video include GWR and Intercity. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows two Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives, numbered 43002 and 43198, passing through Cassington. The footage appears to capture the trains on a route connecting London Paddington with Carmarthen. No operator is explicitly mentioned in the metadata, though British Railways and GWR are listed as possible operators. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures a special rail event featuring two Class 43 HSTs, 43002 and 43198, during a farewell tour. The footage includes the locomotives operating on what was likely a historic route, with locations such as Carmarthen, Gloucester, London Paddington, Newport, Reading, and Settle identified. The event took place in early June 2019, marking the end of an era for these units in passenger service. Headcodes 1Z23 and 1Z24 are associated with the journey, indicating specific train services involved.
A video captures the 43002 and 43198 locomotives operating as part of the Flying Banana Farewell Tour, headcode 1Z24, at Bishton. The route is noted as running between Carmarthen and London Paddington. The footage is associated with British Railways, GWR, and Intercity operators.
This video features two Class 43 HST powercars, 43002 'Sir Kenneth Grange' and 43198, which were part of a farewell tour marking the end of an era for the HST on the Great Western Mainline. The event was organised by GWR to celebrate the long service history of these iconic trains. The footage includes scenes from locations such as London Paddington, Ealing Broadway, Hanwell, and Plymouth. The video highlights the transition from HSTs to newer Hitachi IETs on this route.
A Great Western Railway Class 43 HST, numbered 43002 and 43198, is shown on a farewell railtour known as "The Flying Banana." The train, operating under headcode 1Z23, travels from London Paddington to Carmarthen, passing through Honeybourne. The footage captures the final journey of this service, with both units clearly visible.