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47714

Class 47

Videos featuring 47714

A journey along the West Somerset Railway during its Summer Diesel Festival is captured in this footage. The video features several diesel locomotives, including 26007, 37250, and 47714, operating on the line between Bishops Lydeard and Minehead. Stops at Crowcombe Heathfield, Williton, Blue Anchor, and Minehead are highlighted, with mentions of freight trains and passenger services. The footage includes scenes of locomotives meeting and passing each other, as well as views from the model railway on the platform.
A video captures a vintage train convoy featuring locomotives 26007, 37250, 43465, 43480, and 47714. The event took place at Lockleaze in Bristol on 8 June 2026. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata, though operators such as BR - Sectors, EWS, and RailAdventure are noted. The footage includes multiple historic rail units, offering a glimpse into preserved railway operations.
This video explores the history of British Rail Class 47 locomotives during the 1990s, a period marked by significant changes in their operations. It features footage of various Class 47 units working across different sectors, including freight and distribution services, with examples such as 47114, 47194, 47367, and 47484. The content highlights the transition of these locomotives through different ownerships and operational periods, showcasing their roles in both passenger and freight services across locations like Pengam and Redmire.
A group of heritage and former operational locomotives, including 26007, 37250, 43465, 43480, and 47714, are seen in a procession at Bristol Temple Meads & Parkway. The video features locomotives from various operators such as British Railways, EWS, Rail Express Systems, and RailAdventure. The event appears to be part of a special occasion or festival on the West Somerset Railway, with additional locations including Filton Abbey Wood and Portsmouth Harbour mentioned in the metadata.
A diesel locomotive, class 37 610, approaches Barrow Hill with a failed class 37 219, which then fails again, prompting the dispatch of class 37 422 to rescue the stranded pair. The video also features appearances by historic steam locomotives 60103 Flying Scotsman and 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley in north Derbyshire, along with scenes from Tangmere at Sheffield. Multiple diesel locomotives from class 37 are identified, alongside various locations across the UK rail network.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 26, 37, 47, 50, and 66, as well as diesel units D7017 and D7018. It is set against the backdrop of several locations along the West Somerset Railway, including Bishops Lydeard, Minehead, Norton Fitzwarren, Starcross, and others. The footage includes headcodes 1M17 and 2L39, with operators such as British Railways, GWR, and GBRF represented in the metadata.
This video captures action from the West Somerset Railway's Summer Diesel Festival, featuring a variety of English Electric locomotives. Notable machines include 37250 and 50049, with 26007 and 47714 also highlighted as top performers during the event. The footage includes operations between Bishops Lydeard and Minehead, showcasing the homefleet in action along the line.
A railway video captures a range of services at Worcestershire Parkway, including passenger trains operated by CrossCountry and Great Western Railway, along with freight movements. Notable freight workings include a Tesco intermodal service and a cement train hauled by GBRF Class 66 No. 66795. The highlight is a rare convoy of historic locomotives being returned to Barrow Hill from the West Somerset Railway, including units 37250, 47714, and 26007, towed by HST power cars 43465 and 43484. The footage showcases a variety of railway activity in a single location.
A video shows a train convoy passing through Kings Norton station. The footage includes multiple locomotives and carriages, with headcode 0Q43 visible. The stock involved comprises units numbered 26007, 37250, 43465, 43480, and 47714. Several operators are associated with the video, including BR - Sectors, EWS, Rail Express Systems, and RailAdventure. The scene appears to depict a heritage or special service movement, though specific details about the route or purpose of the journey are not provided in the metadata.
A convoy of Rail Adventure Power Cars 43465 and 43480, along with visiting locomotives Class 37 37250, Class 47 47714, and Class 26 26007, is seen preparing to return after a diesel gala event. The footage captures the movement of these historic rail vehicles across various locations associated with the West Somerset Railway and other heritage lines. Some locomotives are set for onward journeys to different railway sites, including the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Locomotives including 50049 'Defiance', 37250, 47714, and 26007 are shown hauling trains, with additional appearances by 66748 'St Michael’s Mount' and 66744 'Heart of Wales'. The footage includes railtour services and the arrival of Rail Adventure Power Cars at Taunton. Various locations along the West Somerset Railway and related sites are featured.
A video captures events from the West Somerset Railways Summer Diesel Festival, featuring a variety of diesel locomotives operating on the Minehead Branch. Among the locomotives present is Severn Valley Railway Class 50 50049 'Defiance', which was in action hauling trains during day two of the event. The footage also includes scenes of ‘The Britannic Explorer’ railtour arriving at Bishops Lydeard, operated by 66748 ‘St Michael’s Mount’ and 66744 ‘Heart of Wales’. Several locations along the West Somerset Railway and Severn Valley Railway are shown, with multiple locomotive stock numbers identified.
This video features a collection of diesel locomotives from across Britain, showcasing over 160 locos from 17 different classes between 1990 and 2008. Highlights include multiple Class 20, 31, 33, and 37 locomotives in various operations, as well as scenes at locations such as Paddington, Durham, Ribblehead, Salisbury, Whittlesea, Winsford, and Crewkerne. The footage includes a variety of working conditions, from passenger services to coal workings and special events, offering both visual and auditory nostalgia for railway enthusiasts.
A video captures highlights from the first day of the West Somerset Railways Summer Diesel Festival, featuring various locomotives in action. Visiting and home fleet engines, including EWS liveried 37250, RES liveried 47714, and 26007, operated on passenger and freight services between Minehead, Bishops Lydeard, and Norton Fitzwarren. The home fleet included DEPG Hymek D7017, Class 33 D6566, Class 14 D9526, and a DMU. The footage also includes the Hymek locomotive reaching Norton Fitzwarren.
It features heritage diesel engines such as 37418 'An Comunn Gaidhealach' and departmental inspection saloon 975025 'Caroline' operating on various excursions, including a journey from Penzance to Bournemouth via Castle Cary. Other locomotives seen include Class 50 50049 'Defiance' and several other diesel units. The footage includes scenes at Bridgwater, Penzance, Castle Cary, and other locations along the Somerset Levels and surrounding areas.
A train consisting of locomotives 26007, 37250, 43423, 43480, and 47714 passes Northfield station on the West Somerset Railway. The movement is part of working 0Z46, operating between Kings Norton and Bishops Lydeard. The video captures this heritage railway operation, featuring multiple stock types including classes 26, 37, and 43, along with a class 47 locomotive. Operators associated with the footage include EWS, Rail Express Systems, and RailAdventure.
A heritage train convoy featuring multiple steam and diesel locomotives, including Class 26, 37, 43, and 47 models, was captured at Parson Street in Bristol. The footage includes the headcode 0Z46, which is associated with a service from Kings Norton to Bishops Lydeard. Additional locations mentioned include West Somerset Railway. The video provides a glimpse of historic railway operations, showcasing various locomotives operating together in a special event or exhibition setting.
This video features BR Class 47 locomotives, a versatile diesel-electric type built between 1963 and 1967, operating across the British Rail network during the pre-digital era from around 1986 to 1994. The footage highlights their widespread use in both freight and passenger services, with examples of specific locomotives including 47237, 47503, and 47701. Locations referenced include Loughborough, Crewe, Penzance, London Paddington, and others across the UK. Some Class 47s were later converted into Class 57s, which continue to operate services such as the Cornish Sleeper Train.
This video explores the history and decline of the Class 47 locomotive in the 21st century, featuring various examples in service across different operators and locations. It includes footage of Class 47s working on freight and mail services, with appearances at sites such as Carlisle, Leamington Spa, and Exeter St Thomas. Operators featured include Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, EWS, and others. The video provides an informative look at the role of these locomotives in railway operations during this period.
This video features footage of Class 47 diesel locomotives operating on the London and South Western Railway (LSWR) in Andover during the 1990s. It includes several trips between Exeter and Waterloo, with specific locomotives such as 47714 identified. The recordings were made using Hi8 and EVW300 formats and later enhanced to 4K. The video highlights British Railways operations on this route during that era.
Locomotive-hauled and EMU services are shown, including classes 37, 47, 60, 86, 90, 309, and 310. Operators present include EWS, Rail Express Systems, North West Trains, Res, RfD, and Virgin Cross Country. The footage highlights the diversity of train operations during this period.
This video explores 200 years of railway history in Britain, beginning with the Stockton & Darlington Railway, widely considered the world's first modern railway. It highlights the evolution of the railway network through various eras, including wartime service, the transition from steam to diesel and electric power, and the development of high-speed travel. The content features footage from heritage railways and mainline operations, with appearances of locomotives such as classes 222, 373, 43, 47, 50, 58, 60, and 70. Operators including British Railways, LNER, Southern, and Virgin Trains are mentioned, along with locations such as Ashford, Darlington, and Stockton. Headcodes observed include 0J03, 1T57, and 2
This video captures vintage British Rail diesel locomotives in action at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway Diesel Gala. Featured classes include 14, 20, 37, 47, 50, and 55 Deltic models. The footage was recorded in Keighley, Yorkshire, and includes locomotives such as 20007, 20205, 37057, 37508, 47714, 47715, and 50021. The event showcases historic rail equipment in operation, with some associated headcodes noted.
Rails in Wales 20 yrs ago returns!!
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales 20 yrs ago returns!!
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.
This video features a collection of railway footage from various locations across the UK, including Cardiff Central, Crewe, Dorridge, Eastleigh, Holyhead, and Stechford. It includes appearances by multiple stock types such as classes 170, 197, 37, 47, and 67, with operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, Locomotive Services Limited, and Transport For Wales. A headcode of 5Q36 is also noted in the footage.
This video features preserved Class 47 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 47593, 47714, 47715, and D1935, operating in a charter or preservation context. The footage includes scenes from Crewe and Keighley. Several operators are mentioned, including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Intercity, Network South East, and Rail Express Systems. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video captures events from the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway's Diesel Gala in 2025, featuring several heritage locomotives. Freightliner Class 70 70 017 is seen in action, while other locos including Classes 37, 47, and 55 operate on the line. The footage includes scenes from Keighley, Oxenhope, Damens, and Haworth. One locomotive, 50 021, derailed in the Keighley head-shunt, disrupting its second trip. The video also shows rides behind 47 715 and a combined operation of 37 057 and 37 508 through Howarth.
A derailment occurred at the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway during a diesel gala event, involving Class 50 50021 'Rodney' and Freightliner Class 70 70017. The incident happened after track failure on old sleepers caused by the locomotive traversing a headshunt siding. Both locomotives became trapped due to damaged trackwork. Volunteers and Network Rail staff worked to repair the track using brace bars, allowing for the eventual release of the affected locomotives. The event disrupted planned timetable operations as both locomotives were scheduled to haul further trains later that afternoon.
A variety of diesel locomotives were featured at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway's annual diesel gala, including multiple 20s, 37s, and 47s, along with 50021 'Rodney' and 55009 'Alycidon'. Notable appearances included 47714 in Rail Express Systems red and 47715 in Network SouthEast livery, while 37508 showcased BR Railfreight Grey. Colas Rail's 37057 'Barbara Arbon' was also present. The event took place on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway line, with some locomotives making their debut or final appearances in specific liveries.
A diesel locomotive event at Keighley and Worth Valley Railway was disrupted when Class 50 50021 'Rodney' derailed due to track failure, trapping it and Freightliner Class 70 70017 further along the headshunt. The incident involved damaged track components, including sheared inner chairs, likely caused by old sleepers failing under the weight of the locomotive. Emergency repairs were undertaken to free the affected machines, though the outcome remained uncertain at the time of recording.
This video features a diesel train event on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. Several locomotives are present, including classes 37, 47, 50, 55, 60, and 70, with specific units such as 37057, 37508, 47714, 47715, 50021, 55009, 60021, and 70017. The event includes trains operated by various companies such as British Railways, Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, Network South East, Rail Express Systems, and West Coast Railways. A headcode of 2M05 is noted in the footage.
This video captures scenes from the third day of the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway's Diesel Gala, featuring a variety of locomotives. The footage includes shots taken in Keighley and Haworth, with mentions of several Class 37 locomotives, including No. 37057 operated by Colas Rail and No. 37508 preserved by LORAM. Other locomotives featured include numbers from Classes 20, 43, 47, and 50. The event highlights the railway's traction and includes commentary on the visiting locomotives and their historical significance.
This video features a collection of diesel locomotives and rolling stock captured at various locations along the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The footage includes locomotives such as 47714, 47715, 55009, 37508, and 50021, filmed in areas including Haworth, Oxenhope, and Keighley. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Network South East, and Rail Express Systems. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures multiple locomotives at The Wensleydale Railway's Home Fleet Diesel Gala. Locomotives seen include 33035, 37250, and 47714, with 37251 also noted. The event took place at Fleet. No operator or headcode information is provided in the record.
This video discusses recent changes in train liveries and the absence of Class 555 units, with the creator noting it is a re-upload. It includes mentions of various locomotives such as classes 156, 31, 44, 458, and 465, along with references to operators including British Railways, East Midlands Railway, and South Western Railway. The video also notes the location Simonside. The creator apologises for audio quality issues and mentions upcoming content.
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.
This video captures rail operations in the Southern Region during summer 1992. It features Class 73 and VEP EMU services at Ashford, as well as Class 33 and 47 locomotive-hauled services at London Waterloo and Woking. A Freightliner freight train is also shown passing through Woking. The footage includes multiple locomotives and rolling stock from British Railways and Network South East. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video explores the history of Anglia Railways, the first privatised Intercity operator in Anglia. It examines whether the franchise can be considered a failure or if it was successful during its brief operation. The content includes references to railway stock classes 158 and 47, as well as locations such as Birmingham New Street, Harwich International, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly, Milton Keynes Central, Oulton Broad North and South, and Welwyn Garden City. Several operators are mentioned, including British Railways, East Coast, Freightliner, Intercity, Northern, and Rail Express Systems.
This video captures railway activity from February 1993, featuring Network South East Class 47 locomotives and EPB electric multiple units at London Waterloo, Waterloo East, and Woking. The footage includes scenes of train operations during a Saturday on the British Rail Network. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the video highlights historical rail activity involving multiple operators and locations across the South East region.
This video features railway scenes from the early 1990s, including footage from Worting Junction and Basingstoke. It captures special train services during events such as the Bournemouth Depot Open Days in September 1992. The footage includes appearances of various locomotives, with a notable mention of Class 71 electric locomotive E5001 at both locations. Other stock identified includes classes 47 and 60. The video offers a nostalgic look back at British Railways operations during this period, highlighting some of the special workings and traction types from that era.
It features locomotives such as Class 31, Class 37, and Class 47 in service, with mention of a special train operated by Network South East and Scot Rail. The footage provides a glimpse into the station's activity from a vantage point near the multi-storey car park, highlighting the era’s rail traction and operations.
This video captures railway activity at Paddington in April 1991, showing a mix of train types during the evening peak. It features Valenta-powered InterCity 125 HSTs, Network South East DMUs, and loco-hauled Class 47 services, including some ex-Scotrail units still in their original livery. The footage includes multiple Class 43 diesel locomotives, though operators are not specified for these units. The record includes details on the stock, operators, and location but lacks headcode information.
This video captures railway activity at London Waterloo during a cold, foggy day in December 1991. It features English Electric Class 50 and British Rail Class 47 locomotives operating on the West of England services. The footage includes three Class 47s and two Class 50s, with specific units identified as 47714, 50030, and D400. The operators involved are British Railways and Network South East. The locations shown include London Waterloo. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
The footage includes shots from Exeter Central and Exeter St Davids, with appearances of NSE Express trains heading to Waterloo and regional services along the Great Western line. Several diesel multiple units are also visible, alongside light engine movements. The record contains details about stock types, operators, and locations but lacks headcode information.
The video shows scenes from the Old Dalby test track and Melton Mowbray, featuring locomotive 47714 in Anglia liveried condition. Another unit, UID 08, is also present at the test track. The footage includes a train operated by the Peterborough-based RHTT passing through Melton Mowbray. No operators or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures footage from Crewe Diesel Maintenance Depot in the early 1990s, showing various locomotive classes undergoing maintenance. The footage includes classes 31, 37, and 47, with specific examples such as 31255, 31442, 31444, 37422, 37425, 37520, 47501, 47714, and 47739. The video also mentions the site's history, including its use as a storage location and later redevelopment by Locomotive Services Ltd. Some locations referenced include Crewe, Derby, and Pier.
This video features railway stock from July 2003, including locomotives such as 37142, several 47s, and a pair of 50s, along with steam engines 92214/219 and 6233. The footage shows 37142 being prepared for removal from a depot with assistance from another locomotive, followed by a visit to Peak Rail where various units are displayed. Locations mentioned include Llangollen, Butterley, Buxton, Darley Dale, Matlock, and Rowsley South. Operators associated with the stock include British Railways and Network South East.
This video presents a slideshow of railway images from the Network SouthEast era in the early 1990s, featuring loco-hauled services and some slam door multiple units. It includes photographs of Class 33, Class 47, and Class 50 locomotives operating on various routes across southern England. The captions provide details about specific trains, such as 33114 named 'Ashford 150' and 47581 working the Oxford to London Paddington service. Locations mentioned include London Waterloo, Vauxhall, Exeter St Davids, and others.
The Network SouthEast Years Remembered: A Slideshow
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The Network SouthEast Years Remembered: A Slideshow
This video presents a slideshow of railway images from the Network SouthEast era in the early 1990s. It features locomotive-hauled services, including Class 50s, Class 47s, and Class 33s, as well as some slam door multiple units still in operation at the time. Specific scenes include Network SouthEast liveried Class 47s at Salisbury and various services running between locations such as London Paddington, Exeter St Davids, and Westbury. Headcodes referenced include 1F46 and 1K68.
This video provides a walkaround of Crewe Diesel Depot from 1996, featuring a variety of locomotives. The footage includes several diesel engines such as classes 31 and 47, with specific examples like 31421, 31450, 37425, and 47769. The operators associated with the depot include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Freightliner. The video captures a historical perspective of the depot and its locomotive stock during that time.
A train consisting of HNRC Swietelsky's 20311 and 20314, with Anglia liveried 47714, is seen passing through Loughborough. The convoy was working service 0Z21.
Class 47 Diesel Locomotive Survivors 2015-2017
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Class 47 Diesel Locomotive Survivors 2015-2017
This video provides a compilation of footage featuring Class 47 diesel locomotives operating between 2015 and 2017. It includes various workings across different locations, such as Cricklewood, Barrow-in-Furness, Ashford International, and Chertsey, with headcodes including 1Z25, 1Z49, 1Z69, and others. Locomotives featured include units numbered 47805, 47760, 47812, and several others. The footage captures these locomotives in service on different routes during the specified period.
This video captures railway scenes from Reading and Ford, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 43 and 47. The footage includes trains operated by British Railways, Network South East, Intercity, and East Midlands Railway. The content reflects a nostalgic look at past railway operations, with mentions of HSTs, DMUs, and freight services. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
A video shows British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotive 47714 moving around Asfordby Depot alongside Hitachi Class 800 electric multiple unit 800001 and GBRf Class 66 diesel locomotive 66751. The footage captures the presence of these rail vehicles at the depot, with no headcodes identified in the metadata.
A video captures the movement of British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotive 47714 at Asfordby Depot. The footage, recorded in August 2015, shows the locomotive operating within the depot area. No operator or headcode information is included in the record.
Anglia 47714 Asfordby Depot
david wallace (mrdwsolo)
Anglia 47714 Asfordby Depot
A video shows 47714 moving around at Asfordby Depot. Other stock present includes GBRf 66751, LUT stock, and two new Hitachi Class 800 trains, one identified as 101 in the shed and another as 001 outside. The footage captures depot activity involving multiple train types.
A train comprising units 20314, 20311, and 47714 travels from Old Dalby to Etches Park Sdgs Derby. The footage shows the train arriving at Derby slightly late and then departing without changing tracks. The video captures the moment the train leaves the station, with no further movement beyond its initial position. No operator or headcode information is available in the record.
This video captures railway activity in Wales, featuring multiple locomotives and movements across various locations. It includes scenes of two British Railways Class 37 locomotives operating from Margam Yard, along with Ford vans passing Aberthaw. Two EWS Class 56 locomotives are seen at Canton transporting iron ore, while a British Railways Class 55 D9009 is shown at Cardiff for the Rugby World Cup. Additionally, two Anglia Class 47 locomotives are depicted on the Heart of Wales line near Llandovery and Llandeilo.