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Videos featuring 47813
This video captures trains at Apperley Bridge railway station, featuring Northern 158s, 331s, and 333s, as well as LNER Azuma services. Other stock includes WCR 37706 and 47813. The footage was recorded in bright conditions and includes trains operating between Leeds and Bradford. Operators mentioned include Northern, LNER, and West Coast Railways. Locations referenced include Apperley Bridge, Carlisle, Hope, Leeds, Morecambe, and Skipton. Headcodes present are 1D17, 2P57, 2P58, 2P59, and 2Y01.
This video features English Electric diesel locomotives operating on various railway tours, including 37669 and 40013. It includes footage from locations such as Coppull, Charnock, Blackpool North, Euston, Llandudno, and Kirkcaldy. The content covers multiple train services with headcodes like 1Z86 and 1Z26, involving several locomotives and carriages operated by different railway companies. Additional footage includes a service from Euston to Blackpool North and another from Llandudno to Kirkcaldy.
A West Coast Railways Class 37 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 37669, is shown departing Scarborough Station. The locomotive, originally built as D6969 in 1965 by English Electric at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows, has been modernized and operates under West Coast Railways' corporate maroon/claret livery. It features a white/cream waistline stripe and high-visibility yellow warning fronts.
A video captures West Coast Railways' Class 37 No. 37669 in operation, showcasing the locomotive as it powers into Scarborough. The locomotive, originally built as D6969 and later numbered 37269 before modernization, is described as a 61-year-old Co-Co diesel-electric unit with a top speed of 80 mph. It operates in West Coast Railways' signature maroon/claret livery and is part of the company's mainline charter pool. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Scarborough, Newton-le-Willows, and other northern English towns.
A Co-Co diesel-electric locomotive, West Coast Railways Class 47/8 No. 47813, is seen departing Scarborough Station. The locomotive, built in 1964 and operated by West Coast Railways, features a powerful Sulzer engine and has undergone several renumberings throughout its service history. It is depicted in the operator’s signature maroon and claret livery with high-visibility yellow warning fronts. The video captures the engine's performance as it powers out of the station.
This video captures a variety of rail activity at Chester station, featuring passenger and freight services operated by multiple companies. Trains include services from TfW, Avanti West Coast, DCR, Locomotive Services, West Coast Railways, Northern, and Merseyrail. Headcodes such as 197102, 197112, 195010, and others are visible, with movements to locations including Holyhead, Liverpool Central, Leeds, and Llandudno. The footage includes both evening and morning sessions during a visit to Chester in late August 2026.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle and other locations, featuring various train classes including Class 37, 156, 158, 321, 390, and 397. Operators such as Colas, Avanti West Coast, and HNRC Swietelsky are mentioned, alongside locations like Chester, York, and Glasgow Central. The footage includes test trains and passenger services, with some mention of the Dalesman service arriving from Chester. Additional trains are noted in holding sidings, including a pair of Class 43 power cars and a Swietelsky Class 37 with a DBSO.
This video features English Electric diesel locomotives operating on various routes in August 2026. It includes footage of 37669 on the WCRC Dalesman, 37405 during a Network Rail move, and 40013 on the LSL Settle & Carlisle Fellsman. Locations shown include Charnock, Leyland, Coppull Bank, Blackburn, Barrow-in-Furness, Chester, Crewe, Derby, and Settle. Headcodes mentioned are 1Z45, 1Z46, 1Z47, and 3Z91. The content highlights the operation of these locomotives across different services and locations.
A West Coast Railways Class 37 locomotive, 37669, is seen operating on the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong, south of Wigan. The train was part of a railtour running between Carlisle and Chester, with another Class 37 locomotive, 47813, at the rear. The journey took place on a sunny evening in August 2026, amid reported disruptions due to a power failure affecting rail operations. The locomotive had previously operated as D6829 before being renumbered to 37669 in 1987.
The footage includes the 86 being dragged at the rear of the train to Hellifield and Preston, as well as various trains including 156s, 158s, 390s, 397s, and others. The 90s are seen both at Carlisle and at speed near Plumpton, alongside a Pendolino and a 397 operating at high speeds. Additional footage shows cement empties moving from PD Sterling's siding at Mossend to Clitheroe.
The video features two Brush Type 4 diesel-electric locomotives, numbered 47812 and 47813, operated by West Coast Railways. These units are part of the Class 47/8 subclass, equipped with long-range fuel tanks and Electric Train Supply for long-distance services. The footage captures the locomotives at Woodlesford, with mentions of their construction at Crewe Works and historical service on main line routes. Additional locations referenced include Scarborough, Bank, Carnforth, and SS Great Britain. A headcode of 1Z64 is also noted in the metadata.
This video features two Brush Type 4 diesel-electric locomotives, 47812 and 47813, operating on a main line charter service. Both locomotives are powered by Sulzer 12LDA28-C engines and are operated by West Coast Railways. The footage captures the locomotives in motion heading towards Castleford and Carnforth. Other locations mentioned include Scarborough, Bank, Crewe, Fleet, Sherburn-in-Elmet, and SS Great Britain. A headcode of 1Z64 is also noted in the metadata.
A diesel-powered train, operated by Intercity, travels through Ribblehead and Settle on the Settle and Carlisle line. The service includes a rare sight of steam locomotive 47813 working in conjunction with AC class diesel-electric unit 86259, which is attached to the rear for the onward journey from Preston towards London. The train was running under a steam ban, making diesel power the only available option at the time.
The Scarborough Spa Express, operating between Carnforth and Scarborough, was diesel-hauled with West Coast Railways' Class 47 locomotives numbered 47813 and 47812. Additionally, the 2H05 service from Leeds to Morecambe was operated by Northern's Class 158 DMU number 158843. The footage includes references to Network Rail and mentions of steam restrictions on the mainline.
Both units, originally built by Brush Traction in Loughborough, are displayed in West Coast Railways maroon livery with yellow warning ends and dual-cab construction. The footage shows the locomotives in action at locations including Bank, Carnforth, Church Fenton, and York. The video provides a detailed look at these historic units, highlighting their design features and operational presence on the network.
A British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47813, leads another Class 47, 47812, in a top-and-tail formation. Both locomotives are operated by West Coast Railways and displayed in classic maroon livery with yellow warning panels. The pair is seen hauling a charter train composed of British Rail Mark 2 coaches in heritage BR Blue & Grey and West Coast Railways maroon liveries. The footage captures the return leg of "The Waverley" railtour, featuring these iconic locomotives in operation.
A video recorded at Carlisle shows trains affected by a steam ban and signalling issues. The Waverley charter from York is diesel-hauled, and TransPennine Express services to Scotland are impacted, with trains terminated and held in the Holding Sidings. Several train units, including classes 156, 390, 397, 47, and 802, are identified. Operators such as Transpennine, Avanti West Coast, and others are mentioned, along with locations like York, Glasgow Central, and Manchester Airport. Headcodes include 1S66, 2C43, and others.
This video features British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotives 47812 and 47813 operating in a top-and-tail configuration on West Coast Railways' "The Dalesman" rail tour. The locomotives, painted in classic maroon livery, are noted for their high power output and long-range fuel capacity, making them suitable for mainline charter operations. The footage captures the pair running on a summer evening, with locations including Crewe, Loughborough, Carlisle, Settle, and other points along the route.
This video features a collection of railway scenes from various locations, including Liss, Par, Stockport, and Widnes. It includes footage of multiple train stock types such as classes 150, 158, 195, 37, 380, and 47, though operators are not specifically identified in the content. The video offers a glimpse into different railway operations across these locations without specific headcode information.
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66538 4L73 Tinsley Intermodal Term to London Gateway Frghtliner 13;56 Lea Road 16/7/2026
A freight train operated by Freightliner, featuring locomotive 66538 and carrying 36 containers and six pocket wagons, travels from Tinsley Intermodal Terminal towards London Gateway. The journey is identified with headcode 4L73 and includes a stop at Gainsborough Lea Road. Additional context about the route or schedule is not provided in the metadata.
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This video showcases a variety of vintage British locomotives still in service on mainline routes, including classes 31, 47, 55, 86, and 97. It features footage of these engines operating on freight and passenger services, with appearances by operators such as Direct Rail Services (DRS), Colas, London Underground, and Network Rail. Locations include Peterborough, Tallington, and others. The content highlights the continued use of older locomotives in various roles, from hauling freight to participating in special events and charter services.
A train spotting session at Doncaster Station features a variety of rail stock from multiple operators. The footage includes locomotives and rolling stock such as 37424, 43277, 43303, and 47812, among others. Operators mentioned include Colas Rail, Freightliner, GBRf, and West Coast Railways. Several locations are referenced, including Doncaster, Church Fenton, and London Gateway. Headcodes such as 0L00, 0Y42, and 0Z27 are also noted in the metadata. The video provides a snapshot of rail activity at the station on the day it was recorded.
This video captures trains at Sheffield Station, with several train units identified including classes 158, 170, 185, and 195. Multiple operators are associated with the footage, including Cross Country, Northern, and East Midlands Railway. The locations mentioned include Sheffield, Cleethorpes, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly, Nottingham, Scarborough, Stockport, and Liverpool Street. Various headcodes such as 1B69, 1B76, and 1C35 are also noted 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 captures train activity at York and Skelton Junction, featuring multiple railcars and locomotives. The footage includes various classes of rolling stock such as 150, 153, 155, 158, 170, and 180, along with associated headcodes like 0D27, 1A61, and 1E13. Several operators are listed in the metadata, including British Railways, Cross Country, LNER, and others, though no specific operator is confirmed for the trains shown. The video also references locations such as Bounds Green, Bridlington, Glasgow Central, and Scarborough, indicating a range of railway activity across different regions.
A locomotive identified as 47813 is shown at York. The video includes mentions of British Railways, Intercity, LNER, Network Rail, Northern, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. No headcode information is present in the record.
This video features a variety of railway activity, including railtours, charters, test trains, stock moves, and freight operations. It includes footage of services such as 37175+37219 at Cambridge Reception - Lowestoft, 57314+47813 at Leeds - Wembley Central, and 43465+43094 at Grantham - Mid-Norfolk Railway. Other services captured include 20007+20205 at Dereham - Burton Wetmore Sidings, 37425+37421 at Derby RTC - Norwich, and 66710+66719 at Dereham - Kidderminster S.V.R. Additional movements include 60095 at Middleton
This video captures a variety of trains at York Station in May 2026, including steam locomotives such as 60163 'Tornado' and 60103 'Flying Scotsman', as well as multiple HST units like the New Measurement Train and Blue Pullman HST. Other notable services include LNER Class 800/801 Azumas, TransPennine Express Class 185s, Grand Central Class 180s, Lumo Class 803s, and Northern Class 158s. The footage also features special events such as the S&C 150 Anniversary tour and various heritage and testing trains operating through the area.
A heritage steam engine, identified as 34067 Tangmere, was observed at Hellifield Station with a Settle–Carlisle 150 Steam Special. The train stopped to take on water before continuing its journey. Other locomotives present included British Railways Class 26 26007 and West Coast Railways Class 47 47813. The event took place at Hellifield, with other locations mentioned including Settle, Carlisle, York, and others.
A rail tour featuring WCR's 34067 "Tangmere" and 47813 takes place on the Settle to Carlisle line, celebrating the 150th anniversary of its completion. The event includes a heritage train journey from Carlisle to York and back, with additional appearances by BR Standard 4 74078 and BR Class 14 D9520 from the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The footage captures these locomotives in action along sections of the route, including locations such as Keighley, Carlisle, York, and Settle.
This video features a collection of diesel railtours, showcasing various trains and locations across the UK. Trains identified include classes 150, 20, 37, and 43, with operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, and East Midlands Railway mentioned. Locations featured in the footage include Bournemouth, Clapham Junction, Cleethorpes, Doncaster, Linlithgow, London Victoria, Peterborough, and Scarborough. Headcodes present in the video include 1G38, 1Z15, 1Z19, and others. The content provides a visual overview of rail operations and services across different regions.
A Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47832 and 47813, is seen arriving at Carlisle Citadel Station as part of the "Northern Belle: Settle And Carlisle Lunch Special." The train travels between Telford Central and Carlisle via Carnforth and the West Coast Main Line. The service operates under the Blue Pullman, British Railways, Northern, and West Coast Railways operators. The headcode for this journey is 1Z70.
A rail tour identified as 'The Edinburgh Flyer' (headcode 1Z53) is shown arriving at Newcastle Central from York and passing through Prudhoe on the Tyne Valley Line. The train consists of West Coast Railways Class 47 diesel locomotives numbered 47813 and 47851 in a 'Top n Tail' formation. The footage captures the train moving at speed along the route, with no other stock or operators explicitly shown in the video.
This video captures rail traffic in Leeds during June 1989, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. It includes British Railways Class 47 and 91 locomotives, Class 144 Pacers, Class 155 Super-Sprinters, slam door DMUs, and a static Class 302 EMU. The footage shows these vehicles operating on Inter-City and Regional Railways services. Some operators identified include British Railways and Intercity. The video provides a snapshot of rail operations in West Yorkshire during this period.
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This video features railway activity at Taunton, the West Somerset Railway Steam Spectacular, and Exeter St Davids. It includes various locomotives such as classes 158, 220, 37, 43, 47, 66, and 802, though operators are not specified for these stock items. The locations covered include Taunton, Exeter St Davids, Bishops Lydeard, and the West Somerset Railway. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features two British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotives, numbered 47812 and 47813, operating on a route that includes Carnforth and Crewe. The footage appears to capture the locomotives departing from Crewe, likely heading towards Carnforth. No operator is explicitly named in the metadata, though West Coast Railways is listed as an associated operator. The video does not include any headcode information.
This video features footage from Dawlish and surrounding areas, including Dawlish Warren, Exmouth, Starcross, and Bank. It includes scenes of the town works nearing completion, with areas being prepared for re-seeding. The content captures an early morning walk through the town before activity increases, offering a quiet perspective of the location. No specific train stock or operator is identified in the footage.
This video captures railway activity around the West Somerset Spring Gala and associated railtours. It features multiple locomotives, including GBRF Class 66 diesel units and various British Railways classes such as 45, 47, and 35. The footage includes scenes from Bishops Lydeard, Minehead, and other locations along the mainline. Several railtours are shown departing, with headcodes indicating different services. The content highlights movements of steam and diesel locomotives during a period of increased activity on the network.
This video features British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotives numbered 47812 and 47813, likely operating on a service associated with The Atlantic Voyager. No specific operator is identified in the metadata, though several rail operators are listed in the dataset. The footage appears to capture the locomotives during a journey, though no arrival shot was recorded due to a late platform change. Additional details about the route or service are not included in the available information.
A train comprising WCR 57314 and 47813 was seen carrying Leeds United fans heading to Wembley Stadium for a FA Cup Semi Final match against Chelsea. The journey included stops at Watford Junction and Euston, with the service operating under headcode 5Z33. The train was recorded as part of the ECS service on a route between Watford Junction and WCML.
A locomotive identified as 47813 is shown arriving at Carlisle station with a train named "THE CUMBRIAN MOUNTAIN EXPRESS." The operator is listed as Intercity and West Coast Railways. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A video captures Class 47 locomotive No. 47813 operating at Carlisle, along with coach No. 34067 'Tangmere'. The footage includes the movement of empty coaches and a train departing from P3 platform. Operators associated with the scene include Intercity and West Coast Railways. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the video provides insight into railway operations at Carlisle.
A Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47813, is shown departing Carlisle Citadel Station as part of a special service operated by West Coast Railways Company Limited. The train, known as "The Cumbrian Coast Special," travels from Liverpool Lime Street to Carlisle and returns via Carnforth on the Cumbrian Coast Line. Another Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47832, is also present, operating in a push-pull configuration. The service is promoted by *The Northern Belle* and includes stops at several locations along the route.
A Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47832 in West Coast Railways Maroon Liveries (WCRC), is shown hauling empty coaches at Carlisle Citadel Station. Another WCRC Class 47, number 47813, is also present on the platform. The train was part of a service operated by West Coast Railways Company Limited and promoted as "The Cumbrian Coast Special," running from Liverpool Lime Street to Carlisle. The footage captures the locomotives after being turned around at Upperby Junction and passing through several junctions before arriving at Carlisle.
A Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47832 in West Coast Railways Maroon Liveries (WCRC), is shown departing from Platform Three at Carlisle Citadel Station. Another WCRC Class 47, number 47813, is visible behind the train. The footage captures the locomotives operating as part of a special service, 'The Cumbrian Coast Special,' which runs between Liverpool Lime Street and Carlisle. The video shows the train leaving passengers at Carlisle and moving south towards Upperby Junction. Operators associated with the footage include West Coast Railways, British Railways, Northern, and Blue Pullman.
A Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 47813, arrives at Carlisle Citadel Station as part of a special service operated by West Coast Railways. The train, known as "The Cumbrian Coast Special," runs between Liverpool Lime Street and Carlisle. Another Class 47 locomotive, number 47832, is also involved in the operation. The service is promoted by *The Northern Belle* and operates as a push-pull train with both locomotives controlled by a single driver.
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.
Trains include vintage locomotives such as 47773 and 47818, along with units from operators like GBRF, Vintage Trains, and West Coast Railways. The footage includes scenes at locations such as Carlisle, Preston, Crewe, Carnforth, and Blackburn. Headcodes present in the video include 0Z96, 1Z42, 1Z87, 1Z93, and 5Z92.
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Fantastic Evening at Preston Station 1 steam Charter Tangmere then 86259 Back to Euston WCML
This video features a variety of trains operating on the West Coast Main Line and surrounding routes. It includes services from Avanti West Coast, Northern, Transpennine Express, and Vintage Trains, with appearances by multiple classes including 156s, 195s, 323s, and 331s. The footage captures movements at Preston Station and other locations such as Euston, Blackburn, and Liverpool Lime Street. Steam locomotives and charter services are also highlighted.
A rail enthusiast video captures a day of railway activity featuring multiple steam locomotives and various locations across the UK. The footage includes scenes from Coppull, Scout Green (Shap), Billington, Bastwell, Blackburn, and Mill Hill, among others. The content highlights a train journey involving several historic locomotives and carriages, with mentions of the Railway Touring Company’s “Cumbrian Mountain Express” service. The video also references a number of railcars and headcodes associated with the trip.
Trains include Avanti Pendolino services, Northern Trains 156s and 158849, Freightliner 90s, BR A1 60163 'Tornado', BR 34067 'Tangmere', and WCR 47813. The footage includes a mix of intercity services, freight trains, and rail tours operating under varying weather conditions. Additional locations mentioned include Carnforth, Euston, and others.
A video captures two notable steam engines at Carlisle. The first is 47813, a British Railways Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive, and the second is 34067 'Tangmere', operating for the Railway Touring Company on the 'Cumbrian Mountain Express'. Another iconic BR Peppercorn A1, 60163 'Tornado', is also mentioned as part of 'The Shap Mountaineer' service by Vintage Trains. The footage was recorded during a trip to Carlisle and includes additional locations such as Darlington and Hope.
A rail video captures steam charters arriving at Carlisle on 28 March 2026. Two steam-hauled services, including Tornado and Tangmere, are shown alongside multiple electric units. Several train sets are identified, including classes 156, 158, 222, 390, 47, 56, 66, and others. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, British Railways, and others are noted. The footage includes various locations across the UK rail network, with headcodes indicating different services.
This video captures a variety of railway operations in Lancashire, featuring multiple trains passing through locations such as Carnforth, Lancaster, Preston, and Carlisle. It includes services like the Cumbrian Mountain Express, The Shap Mountaineer Charter, and other regional routes. Locomotives identified include 86259, 47813, and D1755 (47773), with headcodes such as 0Z87, 0Z95, 1Z86, and 1Z91 noted. The footage showcases a mix of electric, steam, and diesel traction during a busy period in the region.
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LMS 45407 ROARS home up Coppull BANK in the darkness on Buxton Spa return 14/3/26
A LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 locomotive, numbered 45407, is seen operating on the Buxton Spa return route near Coppull Bank in darkness. The footage captures the locomotive heading north towards Preston following an active day of operations. Another locomotive, 47813, is also present. The video was filmed using a mobile phone and features audio commentary encouraging viewers to increase their volume for better experience. No headcode information is available in the record.
A rail tour featuring Black 5 locomotive 45407, The Lancashire Fusilier, was recorded as it travelled through parts of Lancashire and Derbyshire. The journey began at Manchester Victoria and included stops at Bolton, Blackburn, Todmorden, Denton, Stockport, and Whaley Bridge before arriving at Buxton. The route also passed through Ashwood Dale, near Tunstead Quarry, and Peak Forest, with the return journey via the Hope Valley line to Stockport.
A steam locomotive is seen operating on a railway tour near Ince station, just east of Wigan. The LMS Black 5 No. 45407 The Lancashire Fusilier was working the return journey of the "Buxton Spa Express" from Buxton to Preston, operated by the Railway Touring Company. The train had previously travelled via the West Coast Main Line under Class 47 power and later passed through locations including Burnley Manchester Road and Westhoughton. The locomotive was running on time, with limited passenger numbers observed at Ince station.
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45407 WAKES UP Locals & STORMS through Lancashire on the Buxton Spa Express! 14/3/26
A steam-hauled train, led by locomotive 47813, travels through Lancashire and Greater Manchester on the Buxton Spa Express. The journey includes stops at Preston, Clifton, Blackrod, Hoghton, and Walk Mill, with a focus on the climb to Copy Pit. The route features various locations along the way, including a close call with a service train at Clifton due to delays. The train runs under the headcode 1Z45, operated by West Coast Railways, British Railways, and Intercity.
This video features a review of diesel railtours from January to June 2025. It includes footage of various locomotives, such as classes 20, 47, 57, and 67, with labels including 20007, 20189, 47813, 57311, and 67021. The railtours are associated with operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, GWR, Hanson & Hall, Intercity, Southeastern, West Coast Railways, and West Midlands Trains. The footage appears to be shot near Warwick. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 58, a modular diesel locomotive designed in the 1980s for freight haulage. It covers its origins, engineering innovations, and service at Toton Depot before its decline due to coal reduction and privatization. The documentary also highlights its later use in Spain, France, and the Netherlands, as well as preservation efforts. Key locations include Birmingham New Street, Chesterfield, Doncaster, and Wolverhampton, with headcodes such as 1E31 and 1M07 identified. Operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways and Blue Pullman.
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Trains & Freight Diaries
“Freight, Passenger & RHTT Power! 68008 + Class 66s + Pendolino Stafford Station” #train #railway
It features a variety of locomotives, including Class 66s operated by Freightliner, GBRf, and DB Cargo, as well as Class 68 from Direct Rail Services. The footage includes movements on multiple services such as intermodal freight, ballast trains, and RHTT duties. Additional locations mentioned include Birmingham New Street, Bletchley, and Felixstowe, with several headcodes identified.
This video captures railway activity at Doncaster in July 1993, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 31, 37, 47, 56, 58, and 90, as well as class 321 EMUs and an InterCity 125 HST. The footage shows freight, light engine, inter-city, and charter trains in operation. British Railways and other operators are represented, though specific operator details for individual locomotives are not provided.
A video captures a steam locomotive, likely SR 34067 Tangmere, departing Hellifield on what appears to be a railway journey. The footage includes multiple locomotives identified as classes 158, 47, 57, and 800, though operators are not specified. Additional locations mentioned include Battle, Bingley, and Leeds. The record lacks headcode information, so some details about the specific service or route may be limited.
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.
A video shows the movement of two British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotives, numbered 47813 and 47848, likely operating as a pair. The footage was recorded north of Preston, with Carnforth also mentioned in relation to the journey. No operator or headcode information is available in the metadata. The video provides a glimpse into the movement of these locomotives during an empty stock transfer.
A video captures the movement of two trains on a British railway network. The first is the Pathfinder Railtours Easter Highlander, operating between Craigendoran and Cardiff Central, seen south of Lancaster with West Coast 37-class units heading for Preston. It is followed by West Coast 47-class units 47848/47813, which are en route from Carnforth Steamtown to Preston, where they will swap with the 37s to return to Cardiff. The footage includes details of the trains' movements but lacks specific operator and headcode information.
A video shows a train with locomotives 47813 and 47832 operating on the West Coast Main Line. The footage captures the train departing Lancaster, with 47832 performing banking duties at the rear. The operator is identified as Northern, and the route appears to be between Carlisle and Liverpool Lime Street. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features three Railtours operating through Tamworth. The tours include services such as the Weardale Explorer, Snowdonian, and Grand National, traveling between locations including Gloucester, London Euston, Holyhead, and Stanhope. Multiple locomotives are identified, including classes 31, 47, 67, and 87, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The content provides a visual record of these services on the specified route.
The video captures railway activity at Kings Norton, featuring locomotives and units including Class 47s 47813 and 47832, Class 66s 66766 and 66768, several Class 730 units, and a Class 172 unit. It also mentions services such as the Pathfinder Railtours 'The Weardale Explorer' running from Gloucester to Stanhope with headcode 1Z20, and an early running service from Avonmouth to Clitheroe with headcode 6M90. The footage includes various railway locations across the UK, including Avonmouth, Clitheroe, Gloucester, and Stanhope.
This video captures a busy morning at Carnforth, featuring various trains including diesel and steam locomotives. Trains such as 47773, 47813, 68002, 68033, 86259, and 88002 are mentioned in relation to their routes and services. The footage includes scenes of trains arriving and departing from Carnforth loop, with some services operating due to overhead wire issues. Notable locations include Carnforth, Carlisle, London Euston, and Preston. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and Intercity.
A locomotive identified as 55009, operating under the guise of 55013, is seen passing through Newark Northgate on a UKRailtours charter service. The route appears to be from London Kings Cross to Scarborough. Other stock numbers present include 47813 and 55013. The operators involved are British Railways and Locomotive Services Limited. The video captures the movement of these locomotives at Newark Northgate.
This video features a compilation of British diesel locomotives in action on the UK mainline between 2023 and early 2024. It includes footage of various classes such as Class 37, 40, 47, 50, 52 Western, 55 Deltic, 56, and 70. The recordings capture locomotives operating on different routes across the country, with specific workings noted in the description. Locations include Great Yarmouth, London Liverpool Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, and others. Headcodes such as 1Z22, 1Q97, and 1Z61 are featured, along with multiple operators including British Railways, LNER, and Network Rail.
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Direct Rail Services (DRS) Class 37s End Game Continued, 1997 to 2024
This video explores the operational history of Direct Rail Services' Class 37 locomotives on various routes, including the Cumbrian Coast and Wherry Lines in East Anglia. It features footage of passenger services, test trains, rail head treatment operations, stock movements, and loco convoys. The content includes specific train numbers and locations such as Barrow-in-Furness, Grange-over-Sands, and Nethertown, along with associated headcodes.
This video features railway stock from the 1980s, including a British Railways Class 47 locomotive numbered 47658 and an Intercity Class 50 numbered 50018. The footage is set at Exeter St Davids, though no headcodes are identified in the metadata. The record includes details of the operators and locations present but lacks specific headcode information.
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