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47746

Class 47
Names carried: Chris Fudge 29.7.70-22.6.10
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Railway News Issue 108
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Railway News Issue 108
Stock includes Class 156, 195, 37, 47, and 90 units, with operators such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, Network Rail, Northern, and Railway Touring Company represented. Locations shown include Carnforth, Crewe, Lincoln, Ravenglass, and Windermere. A headcode of 1Z44 is noted. The footage includes both passenger and freight trains, offering a glimpse into railway operations across the region.
Trains At Doncaster On 22nd August 2026
Sheffield Transport Football SAM
Trains At Doncaster On 22nd August 2026
A train featuring West Coast Railways' luxury Pullman coaches "Windsor Castle" 57601 is seen leading service 1Z60 from Darlington towards London Kings Cross. The video also shows Class 47 locomotive 47746 operating in the rear. Gainsborough Lea Road is mentioned as a location. The footage includes commentary and social media tags related to train spotting and railway tourism.
This video shows a train journey between Crewe and Ravenglass. The footage features a Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37706, and another Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47746. The headcode 1Z44 is associated with the service. Operators Intercity and West Coast Railways are linked to the recording, though no specific operator is confirmed for the locomotives. The locations Crewe and Ravenglass are clearly identified in the metadata.
A steam and diesel locomotive combination is seen departing from Carlisle Citadel Station. The Southern Railway's Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' leads the train, with British Rail’s Class 47 No.47746 providing assistance. The service, operated by West Coast Railways Company Ltd and promoted by The Railway Touring Company, is named "The Cumbrian Mountain Express" and runs between London Euston and Carlisle Citadel. The route includes stops at Hellifield, Preston, and the Settle and Carlisle Line. The train departs from Platform Three at Carlisle Citadel.
A Southern Railway Unrebuilt Battle of Britain Class 4-6-2 No.34067 'Tangmere' and a British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive No.47746 are shown at Carlisle Citadel Station as part of a charter train service. The event was operated by the West Coast Railways Company Ltd and promoted by the Railway Touring Company. The footage captures the steam locomotive returning to the station after being turned around at Upperby Junction, passing through London Road Junction, and arriving at Platform Three.
A video captures a British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47746, at Carlisle Citadel Station. The footage includes the Southern Railway's Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' and is associated with the tour operator Railway Touring Company and West Coast Railways. The event took place on a Saturday in June 2024, with the locomotive involved in a charter service between London Euston and Carlisle Citadel. Additional details about the journey are mentioned but not fully covered in the video.
A Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47746, is shown at Carlisle Citadel Station. The video also features a Southern Railway Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' and references the "Cumbrian Mountain Express" charter service operated by West Coast Railways Company Ltd and promoted by The Railway Touring Company. The event took place on 22 June 2024, with the locomotive uncoupled from a train at the station. Other operators mentioned include British Railways and Southern.
A Southern Railway Unrebuilt Battle of Britain Class 4-6-2 No.34067 'Tangmere' and a British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive No.47746 are shown at Carlisle Citadel Station as part of a charter train service operated by the Railway Touring Company. The event took place , with the train running between London Euston and Carlisle. The footage captures the locomotives in operation and includes scenes of the train arriving at and departing from the station.
A steam-hauled charter train arrives at Carlisle Citadel Station, featuring Southern Railway's Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' and a British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive. The event took place , with the train operating as "THE CUMBRIAN MOUNTAIN EXPRESS" between London Euston and Carlisle Citadel. The journey included stops at Carnforth and involved operator West Coast Railways Company Ltd, with promotion by The Railway Touring Company. The headcode for the service was 1Z86.
This video captures railway activity at Cardiff Central and Bristol Temple Meads in August 1997, featuring a variety of freight trains, some double-headed locomotives, and loco-hauled passenger services. The footage includes several British Rail diesel locomotives such as classes 37, 47, and 56, though operators are not specified. The content focuses on the author's personal observations from that time, highlighting the presence of older stock now largely withdrawn. Some scenes show a break van leading a shunt within Temple Meads station.
A video shows a train arriving and departing from Carlisle station. The train is identified as stock number 47746, which belongs to one of several railway operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Intercity, and others. The footage includes scenes at Carlisle and University locations. No headcode information is available in the record.
It also includes heavy freight trains, an engineer’s train with spare locomotives, and movements involving Class 57 and 47 locomotives between Carlisle and Carnforth. The footage highlights various railway operations across locations including Ribblehead, Carlisle, Settle, and Carnforth.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle Station, featuring Avanti West Coast Settle to Carlisle shuttle services using Class 805 units. Additional footage shows various locomotive movements involving Classes 37, 57, 66, and 70, along with Class 321 sets in the holding sidings. The video includes a range of stock numbers, operators, locations, and headcodes associated with the recorded events.
This video captures railway activity in Wales during August 1997, featuring various locomotives and freight operations at Cardiff Central. It includes Class 37, 43, 47, 50, 56, and 60 diesel-electric locomotives in different liveries such as Load Haul, Transrail, Mainline, and Railfreight. The footage was recorded from a bridge at Canton and shows the arrival of Class 60s, along with High Speed Trains (HSTs) and freight movements. Some locomotives depicted are no longer permitted to operate in certain conditions today.
This video features railway stock including classes 37, 47, and 66, with associated operators such as British Railways, Intercity, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. The location identified is Keynsham. No headcodes were detected in the metadata.
This video captures a range of railway activity across Scotland, featuring services from multiple operators including Avanti West Coast, LNER, Cross Country, and Freightliner. Filmed at locations such as Drem, Edinburgh Waverley, and Cumbernauld, it includes footage of various train stock and headcodes. The content covers a variety of movements, including freight and passenger operations, over a period from late November to early December 2025.
This video captures railway action and sounds from multiple locations, including Crewe, Dorridge, Coventry, Bicester North, Carnforth, and Stourbridge Junction. A variety of train stock is featured, including classes 350, 37, 47, 50, and 66, along with headcodes such as 1E36, 3O70, 3Q70, 4E36, 4S47, and 5Z44. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, Chiltern Railways, Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, and London Northwestern Railway. The content provides a visual and auditory glimpse of railway operations across several UK locations.
This video captures train activity at York, featuring various services and locomotives. It includes footage of Colas Rail RHTT operations with Class 37 units, passenger services such as a midday Class 91 service, and the arrival of the Northern Belle from Glasgow. In the evening, there are scenes of West Coast Railway Company movements to Scarborough and the return journey of the Northern Belle. The video also includes several other train units and operators present at the location.
A train operated by West Coast Railways, with headcode 1Z33, is shown running from Windsor & Eton Riverside to Scarborough. The footage features locomotives 57314 (Class 57) and 47746 (Class 47). The journey includes stops at Gainsborough Lea Road and passes through Conwy. The video captures a passenger service with no additional details provided about the route or schedule.
This video features a train working with headcode 1Z32 at Finsbury Park. The stock involved includes locomotives 47746 (class 47), 57315 (class 57), and units 700052 (class 700) and 91127 (class 91). Operators LNER and Thameslink are associated with the recording. The footage captures the train in operation during rainy conditions.
This video showcases a visit to Hopetown Darlington Museum, featuring railway exhibits and historic locomotives. Among the highlights are the A1 Steam Trust's 60163 'Tornado' and the LNER P2 Class 2007 'Prince of Wales', both in various stages of development. The museum includes interactive displays related to the Stockton & Darlington Railway, marking its 200th anniversary year. Other notable railway elements include the Locomotion replica and a variety of locomotives and operators represented within the museum's collection.
This video captures railway activity from a day at the National Festival of Railway Modelling in Birmingham NEC, including railtours. It features LMS Black Five 44871 operating on a Christmas Cheshireman excursion with WCRC 47812, and later shows WCRC 37669 and 37706 running the Chester Christmas Explorer railtour between Oxford Parkway and Blackburn. The footage also includes scenes from Severn Tunnel Junction and Haresfield. Several locomotives and locations are identified in the metadata.
A West Coast Railways Class 37 locomotive pair, 37669 and 37706, are seen operating in tandem with a Class 47 locomotive, 47746, moving slowly north along the West Coast Main Line through Springs Branch, south of Wigan. The trio were part of a charter service running The Chester Christmas Explorer mini tour from Chester to Blackburn via Wigan and Manchester Victoria. The train was operating under headcode 1Z42, with an associated service from Oxford Parkway to Blackburn. The movement took place on a cold and foggy afternoon in late November.
A railtour featuring double 37-class locomotives, 37669 and 37706, operated a mini-tour around the Pennines from Chester, with passengers visiting Christmas markets. The footage includes scenes from Newton-le-Willows, Warrington Bank Quay, Todmorden, and Earlestown. Additional clips show unusual rail movements diverted through Newton-le-Willows due to an issue on the West Coast Main Line between Golborne and Winwick Junctions. The video also captures 47746 in operation, with notable sound and performance.
This video features a double-headed Class 37 locomotive operating on a service between Oxford and Blackburn, with a return route via Chester. Additional footage includes a bonus ECS move and freight haulage involving various diesel locomotives, including Classes 47, 57, and 66. The locations covered include Chester, Blackburn, and Oxford. Headcode 1Z42 is mentioned in relation to the service.
A Southern Railway Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' is shown departing Carlisle Citadel Station as part of the "Cumbrian Mountain Express" service. The train includes a British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, No.47746. The route runs between London Euston and Carlisle via Hellifield, Preston, Crewe, Nuneaton, Rugby, Northampton, Milton Keynes Central, and Watford Junction. The service is operated by the West Coast Railways Company Ltd and promoted by the Railway Touring Company.
A Southern Railway Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' and a British Rail Class 47 locomotive, No.47746, were involved in operations at Carlisle Citadel Station. The footage shows the locomotives returning to platform three after a journey from London Euston. The Railway Touring Company operated the service, which was named "The Cumbrian Mountain Express." Empty coaches were also seen being hauled by a Class 57 diesel locomotive. The event took place at Carlisle, with additional locations including Battle and London Euston referenced in the description.
A diesel-electric Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47746, is seen hauling empty coaches and a Southern Railway's Bulleid Light Pacific No.34067 'Tangmere' at Carlisle Citadel Station. The footage captures the movement of these trains on North Sidings heading towards Upperby Junction. Operators involved include British Railways, the Railway Touring Company, Southern, and West Coast Railways. The location details include Carlisle, Battle, and London Euston.
A Southern Railway Bulleid Light Pacific Class 4-6-2 No.34067 'Tangmere' is seen arriving at Carlisle Citadel Station, accompanied by a British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive No.47746. The train, operated by the West Coast Railways Company Ltd and promoted by the Railway Touring Company, was part of "The Cumbrian Mountain Express" service from London Euston to Carlisle. The route included stops at Watford Junction, Milton Keynes Central, Rugby, Nuneaton, Crewe, Preston, and Carnforth North Junction.
The video features a variety of railway stock, including locomotives such as 47270, 60007, and 99001, alongside footage of traction operations across several locations like York, Retford, and Gloucester. The content includes commentary on a delayed steam locomotive visit to York and highlights the work of Locomotive Services Limited. Additional stock and operator details are included, along with headcodes and locations associated with the footage.
A video captures the 47746 train, a Class 47 locomotive, at Nuneaton. The train is associated with Intercity, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. It appears to be operating on a route between Manchester and Reading. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows locomotive 47746 operating on The Chiltern Explorer service at Goring & Streatley. The footage includes references to British Railways, Intercity, and the Railway Touring Company as associated operators. No headcode information is provided in the record.
A train identified as 47746, likely a Class 47 diesel locomotive, departs from Crewe station. The operator is listed as either Intercity or West Coast Railways, and the service is associated with headcode 1Z28. The video captures this departure, though further details about the route or destination are not provided in the metadata.
A Halloween-themed charter service operated by West Coast Railways is shown running between Ravenglass and Manchester Victoria. The video captures the train at Lancaster station, with locomotives numbered 47746 (class 47) and 57314 (class 57) visible. No headcode information is included in the record.
This video captures freight and railtour operations around York and other locations in the UK, featuring locomotives such as Class 47, 56, 57, 66, 70, and 44871. Trains are shown moving between various sidings and terminals, including Carnforth, Knowsley Freight Terminal, Scunthorpe, and Hereford, with services operated by Colas, DB Schenker, and other operators. Headcodes such as 5Z34, 6D12, and 1Z16 are noted in the footage.
A video captures LMS Black 5 No. 44871 slipping out of York with The Railway 200 Special, a train commemorating the 200th anniversary of the railway. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including classes 221, 47, and 57, operating in the area around York and Lee. The event took place on 27 September 2025 as part of celebrations marking the Rail 200 milestone.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 142, 31, 43, 47, 91, 93, and 40, captured at locations such as Shildon, Carlisle, Lostock Hall, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Norwich, Pickering, and Stockton. The footage includes trains operated by British Railways, GBRF, Intercity, and West Coast Railways. While the specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the content offers a visual record of different locomotives and locations across the UK rail network.
Steamers in the UK
Giant Freight
Steamers in the UK
This video features a collection of steam locomotives filmed over the past year. It includes 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, 60532 Blue Peter, 60163 Tornado, and 61306 Mayflower, along with other notable engines. The footage was captured at various locations across the UK, including Birmingham New Street, Carnforth, Chesterfield, Church Fenton, Coleshill Parkway, Scarborough, Sheffield, and The Lakes. Several operators are associated with the video, including British Railways, DB Schenker, Intercity, Locomotive Services Limited, and West Coast Railways. Headcodes such as 1Z07, 1Z15, and 5Z20 are also present in the metadata.
A train operated by West Coast Railways is shown passing Acton Main Line and later departing Euston. The formation includes locomotive 47746, along with several other units. Headcodes 3Z11 and 1Z17 are mentioned in the description.
A railtour named "The Easter Highlander" is shown changing locomotives at Preston. The footage captures the switch from 47746/848 to hellfire tractors 37516/518. The video includes various sounds provided by the drivers. No operator or headcode information is included in the record.
A pair of British Rail Class 47 locomotives, numbered 47848 and 47746, are captured in motion as they travel south along the West Coast Main Line through Bamfurlong, near Wigan. The footage shows the locomotives operating as part of a railtour, likely heading towards Cardiff via Birmingham New Street. The train was running late and featured a 200 headboard. Other locations mentioned include Preston, Craigendoran, and Cardiff Central. The event is linked to "The Easter Highlander" railtour operated by Pathfinder Railtours.
West Coast Railways Class 47 locomotives 47848 and 47746 are shown operating on the west coast main line, including movements from Carnforth to Pengam Sidings and working the Easter Highlander railtour. The footage captures the trains at different locations such as Cardiff Central, Falkirk Grahamston, and Preston. Headcodes 1Z24 and 3Z24 are associated with these operations.
A video shows train 47746 passing Radley. The footage includes a headcode of 1Z96 and is associated with the route from south Marston to Milton Keynes via East West Rail. No operator information is available in the current record.
This video features a collection of mainline steam locomotives captured in 2024. Identified stock includes classes 377, 47, 57, 67, 70, 700, and 73, with labels such as 377512, 47746, 57311, 67006, 70015, and 73128. Operators associated with the footage include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Intercity, Northern, Southeastern, and West Coast Railways. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
A video shows locomotives 44871 and 47746 operating on the PNP Events The London Polar Express. It captures train services 1Z13 and 1Z14 traveling between London Euston and Willesden Up & Down Relief, with footage taken at Kensal Green. No operator information is available for the locomotives, but locations and headcodes are clearly identified in the content.
A train service operated by British Railways, Intercity, and West Coast Railways is shown running from Euston and London Euston, with a stop at Southall. The footage features locomotive 47746, a Class 47 diesel-electric unit. Headcodes 1Z11 and 3Z11 are present in the video.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 222, 390, 465, and 47, as well as units numbered 222018, 222102, 390130, 390136, 390154, 465911, 47746, and 47812. It also includes references to several railway operators such as Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, East Coast, East Midlands Railway, Intercity, LNER, Southeastern, and West Coast Railways. The footage appears to capture scenes from locations including Chester, Doncaster, Gillingham, Liverpool Lime Street, London Victoria, Manchester
This video captures the arrival and departure of train 47746 "Chris Fudge" at London Euston. The footage includes scenes from Reston and London Euston. The operators associated with the content include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, and Intercity. No headcode information is available in the current record.
LSL Class 20,s
Giant Freight
LSL Class 20,s
This video features a variety of railway locomotives and services, including Locomotive Services Limited's green Choppers operating through Barrow Hill and the Midland Mainline. Notable appearances include the Stanier Black Five at Chesterfield, Northern Belle and The Hadrian, with the latter running late. Other locomotives featured are 37 510 Orion, 37 608, 407, 607, and 610, alongside a rare appearance of 50 008 Thunderer. The footage captures various locations such as Chesterfield, Derby, Sheffield, and others across the network.
A Black 5 steam locomotive, numbered 47746, is shown pulling away from Lancaster with a train carrying empties for The Peaks Express charter service. The route appears to be heading towards Preston, with the final destination likely being Chesterfield and Derby. The video also captures 47746 at the rear of the train. Several locations are mentioned, including Carnforth, Chesterfield, Derby, Lancaster, and Preston. While specific operator or headcode details are not provided in the metadata, the footage offers a glimpse into a historic rail operation.
A West Coast Railways Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47746, is seen calling at Wigan North Western. The train was part of The Peaks Express railtour, operating between Derby and Preston. The journey involved a reversal at Stalybridge, with the Stanier Class Black Five steam engine 45212 leading the train. The video captures the locomotive arriving late and departing from the station. Additional details about the route and train operations are mentioned in the description.
A steam locomotive, LMS Stanier Class Black Five 45212, is seen heading south along the West Coast Main Line with West Coast Railways Class 47 No. 47746 at the rear. The train is part of "The Peaks Express" railtour from Preston to Derby via Manchester Piccadilly and Stockport. It travels through locations including Bamfurlong, Sheffield, Chesterfield, and Stalybridge. The journey includes a reversal at Stalybridge before terminating at Manchester Victoria and Wigan North Western. The train runs on the slow lines to avoid conflicts with faster Avanti services.
It features various trains and locomotives, including Class 20s and a Colas unit, operating across different routes. The footage highlights the positive atmosphere at the new station, with community interest and activity evident. Trains involved include services between Bristol and Wembley, as well as movements connecting to Gloucester and other regional destinations.
A British Railways Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47746, is seen passing Rowley Regis station while working service 1Z56 between Kidderminster and Manchester Victoria. The route includes the Severn Valley Railway. No other stock, operators, or locations are identified in the footage.
A railtour operated by the Railway Touring Company featured 'Black 5' 44871 and Class 47 47746 during a journey from Manchester to Kidderminster on the Severn Valley Railway. The locomotives were captured passing under Mogul Lane, between Cradley Heath and Lye, and later making a notable ascent up Old Hill bank. The event included commentary on the tight maneuvering at Old Hill, with mention of the local train guard's quick response to clear the area.
Railways. Long Marston Open Day 2008
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railways. Long Marston Open Day 2008
Several locomotives and railcars are visible, including classes 20, 37, 47, and 56, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage includes a tour of the area by a diesel multiple unit. Locations mentioned include London Euston, Northampton, and Norwich. The event highlights the accessibility of exhibits, ranging from historic to modern rail equipment.
A History of the Class 33 Cromptons
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A History of the Class 33 Cromptons
This video provides an overview of the British Railways Class 33 diesel-electric locomotives, known as "Cromptons" due to the electrical equipment they used. Built between 1960 and 1962 for the Southern Region, these locomotives were later reclassified under the TOPS system. Some units were modified for push-pull operations with multiple unit stock. The video includes references to various locations such as Hastings, Tunbridge Wells, and London Paddington, along with headcodes and specific locomotive numbers associated with the class.
This video captures rail activity in the Lancaster area, featuring multiple locomotives and services. It includes footage of a Class 33 (33207), Class 37 (37516), and Class 47 (47746) operating on various routes. The content references services such as the Dalesman Charter from Carlisle to Chester, and movements between Southall, Carnforth, and Chester. Operators mentioned include West Coast Railways and GBRF. The video provides a collection of clips from the early evening, showcasing railway operations in the region.
A railway video shows a train with locomotives numbered 37516 and 47746 operating near Lancaster, with locations including Chester and Carnforth mentioned. The footage captures the movement of an empty freight train, as described in the accompanying text. While specific operator details are not provided, the recording highlights the presence of these locomotives on a route connecting key northern English railway points.
A video shows a train journey between Carlisle and Chester, with mentions of locomotives 37516 and 47746 operating near Lancaster. The audio transcription references a "racket south of Lancaster" and notes that the 37 is powering while the 47 is performing banking duties up a hill. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata, and details about the specific route or service are not included in the available data.
A West Coast Railways Class 37 locomotive, numbered 37516, is seen operating south along the West Coast Main Line and through the Springs Branch near Wigan. The locomotive was part of a railtour known as "The Dalesman," running from Carlisle to Chester. Another West Coast Railways Class 47 locomotive, 47746, is also featured in the footage. The train operated under headcode 1Z57.
A British Rail electric blue liveried Class 86 locomotive, numbered 86259, is seen operating on the West Coast Main Line and passing through Springs Branch depot near Wigan. The locomotive was working a charter service for the Railway Touring Company, part of "The Cumbrian Coast Express," traveling from Carlisle to London. Other locomotives, including Class 47 number 47746, were also involved in the journey. The video captures the locomotive in operation during the evening of 1st June 2024.
LMS Black Five 44871 led a service from London Paddington to Gloucester, with passengers disembarking at Bath Spa before continuing to Gloucester. Steam locomotive 35028 'Clan Line' made a brief stop at Bath Spa during its first revenue-earning trip following an overhaul, operating a special excursion from London Victoria. Other trains included DC Rail Class 60046 and Freightliner 66515 passing through the area.
A video captures LMS Black Five 44871 hauling the Royal Duchy excursion on its journey to Par, with 47746 seen in tow. Colas Rail's Matisa tamper DR75406 is also visible at Taunton. The footage includes scenes from Taunton, Par, and other locations along the route. Multiple locomotives and rolling stock are identified, including several classes from British Railways and other operators.
The route includes stops at Oxford, Didcot, Swindon, Bath, St Ives, and other locations along the way. The journey took longer than usual as it followed an extended route via Bristol. The train operated on time, allowing passengers to enjoy the scenery and visit a pub in St Ives. Several locomotive stock numbers are identified, including 37668, 37518, and others, though no specific operator is noted for these units.
A video captures train 47746 moving through Starcross. The footage is associated with British Railways and features a Class 47 locomotive. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video captures a Black 5 steam locomotive, numbered 47746, at Bedminster on the Bristol to Par route. The footage is associated with the Royal Duchy event in 2024 and features British Railways and Railway Touring Company operations. The specific headcode for this service is not available in the current record.
This video features two separate steam train services operating around Bath on 27 April 2024. The first involves locomotive 47746, part of the Bath & Gloucester Steam Express running between London Paddington and Gloucester. The second service is the Clan Line 50th Anniversary Pullman, operated by Blue Pullman, traveling from London Victoria to Bath Spa. Key locations shown include Bath Spa, Gloucester, Keynsham, Newton, and London Paddington. The video includes footage from multiple points along these routes.
This video features a compilation of British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotives, showcasing various liveries and locations. The footage includes multiple units such as 47712, 47727, 47746, and D1935, with some associated with British Railways, GBRF, RailAdventure, Scot Rail, and West Coast Railways. Locations shown include Loughborough, Church Fenton, Crewe, and Bank. The video continues from a previous compilation and highlights the enduring service of these Sulzer-powered locomotives across Britain's railways.
All CHANGE on the West Anglia Main Line?
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All CHANGE on the West Anglia Main Line?
This video explores the West Anglia Main Line, focusing on changes in train types over recent years. It features withdrawn Greater Anglia Class 170s, Class 317s, and Class 379s, as well as newer Class 720s, Class 745s, and Class 755s that have replaced them. The line runs from London Liverpool Street through the Lea Valley to Cambridge, with branches serving Hertford East and Stansted Airport. Various train types, including freight and special workings, are highlighted. Operators such as Greater Anglia, Freightliner, and others are mentioned, along with locations like Broxbourne, Harlow Mill, and Stansted Airport.
ECS Moves 2023
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ECS Moves 2023
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 20, 37, 47, and 57, though operators associated with these vehicles are not specified. The footage includes scenes from Filton Abbey Wood and Mortimer. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A train service operated by the Railway Touring Company, featuring locomotives 86259 and 47746, is shown passing through Atherstone. The service is identified with headcode 1Z86 and is part of the Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express route from London Euston to Carlisle.
British Rail classes 33, 37, 47, 56, and 60, along with the InterCity 125 HST, are shown at Cardiff Central, Queen Street, Ystrad Mynach, and Dalry. The footage includes locomotives working on freight, light engine, and TPO Travelling Post Office services. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the video highlights a range of stock types and locations across the region.