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50002
Class 50
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2H31
03 Oct 2018
2 videos with 50002
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0J03
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 50002
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1A26
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 50002
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1A98
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 50002
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1B05
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 50002
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2B10
06 Aug 2000
2 videos with 50002
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Videos featuring 50002
This video features enhanced footage of Class 50 locomotives at Salisbury during the early 1990s, before they were no longer seen on the route. The recordings capture the growing interest in these locomotives, with enthusiasts gathering to observe them. The footage was originally captured using a Panasonc MS1 SVHS and Canon EX1 Hi8 Camcorder and has since been remastered using Topaz Video diffusion enhancement models. The video includes Class 50s numbered 50002, 50018, and 50048 at Salisbury.
This video explores the history and operations of British Railways' Class 50 locomotives through a collection of archival footage spanning from 1973 to 1993. It features various locomotives, including 50001, 50002, 50003, and others, at locations such as Paddington, Exeter Central, Newton Abbot, and Pangbourne. The content highlights different eras and liveries of the Class 50s, including early operations, re-furbishments, and sectorisation periods. The video also includes scenes from railtours and freight services, offering a nostalgic look at these locomotives in action across various routes.
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This video features footage of BR Class 50 locomotives during the pre-digital era, from the mid-1980s to the turn of the millennium. The locomotives were originally built at Vulcan Foundry in Newton-le-Willows and operated on express services between London and Glasgow before being reassigned to Western Region routes, including services between Paddington and Exeter, Plymouth, Paignton, and Penzance. They also appeared on South Wales passenger and postal trains. The footage includes multiple Class 50 locomotives, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Fabulous Colourful and Mostly Freight Trains at Carlisle. Class 20s! 06 & 07 March 2026
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Carlisle and other locations across the UK. It features locomotives including Class 20s, Class 153, Class 156, Class 222, and Class 390 units, along with several operators such as Direct Rail Services (DRS), Avanti West Coast, and others. The footage includes trains from locations like Carnforth, Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, Glasgow Central, Manchester Airport, Mossend EuroTerminal, Newcastle, and Slateford. Headcodes identified in the video include 0E48, 0M30, 0M68, 0Z56, 2Q75, 4M27, 4M43, 4M83, 4S44, and 4S
spompeytransportvideo
BR in the 2010s Compilation of Short Visits from 2013 (Volume 2 of 2) November - December 2013
This video compilation captures railway scenes from late 2013, featuring various locomotives and rolling stock across several locations in southern England. It includes footage from Virginia Water Station, Chilworth Station, Vauxhall, Hook, and other sites, showcasing a range of train classes such as DMUs 159 and 166, EMUs 444 and 450, diesel locomotives like 47 and EWS 67, and steam engines including 34046 'Braunton' and 70000 'Britannia'. Operators featured include British Railways, Blue Pullman, EWS, and South West Trains. Headcodes such as 1Y82 and 1Z94 are also noted in the footage.
Arthur Growler
RARE APPEARANCE for GBRf 59003 up NORTH Hauling the BRITANNIC EXPLORER + Freight at Sandbach
This video captures railway activity in Sandbach and Crewe, featuring a range of locomotives and freight movements. A notable moment includes the rare appearance of GBRf loco 59003 up NORTH hauling the Britannic Explorer service. The footage also includes various trains and locomotives passing through different locations, with some headcodes identified. The content provides a glimpse into rail operations during a short morning session at these stations.
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Sunday morning triple 150002 2P10 Sheffield to Lincoln calls at platform 1 09;32 Lea Road 23/11/2025
A Northern train service, identified by headcode 2P10, travels from Sheffield to Lincoln. The video captures the train calling at platform 1 at Gainsborough Lea Road. The stock involved includes Class 150, Class 450, and Class 50 units, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata. The footage is part of a series documenting Sunday morning services on this route.
This video revisits the Old Oak Common Open Day from 2000, highlighting the variety of locomotives on display. Nigel Harris delivered an opening presentation, and a 47-class locomotive was named by Virgin Trains. The Railway Children's star also participated in a naming event. Some engines were fired up towards the end of the day, emphasizing the importance of sound for video enthusiasts. Locomotives identified include classes 165, 20, 37, and 47, with operators such as British Railways, Virgin Trains, and others present. The footage captures a nostalgic event with notable railway figures and machinery.
A video featuring several heritage locomotives on the South Devon Railway includes D2246, 33002 'Sea King', 25262, and 56045 in operation. In the sidings, 56103, 47715 'Railway Engineering Solutions', 09010, 50002 'Superb', and 37037 (6737) are on display. A Lima class 50 model, numbered 50043, is also featured. The footage captures the activity at the South Devon Railway and Exeter St Davids.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Acton Of DB Trains on UKs railways Network 2025 Part Three
This video features DB Trains operating on the UK railway network, with footage captured across several locations including Carlisle, Crewe, Derby, Hanwell, Nuneaton, Rainham, Sandbach, and Stafford. The content includes various locomotives, primarily Class 66 models, though other classes are also noted. Operators associated with the video include Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, EWS, and GBRF. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the footage appears to focus on train movements and operations across these key stations.
This video features railway trains operated by East Midlands Railway. Identified stock includes classes 150, 158, and 50, with labels 150002, 158862, and 50002 respectively. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The record contains limited information, as some key fields such as location and headcode are missing.
spompeytransportvideo
BR in the 2010s Haslemere (King's Rd Footbridge) + Havant (Level Crossing) on 3rd July 2012
Footage includes Class 313, 377, 444, and 450 electric multiple units running services between London Waterloo, Portsmouth, Brighton, and Littlehampton. The video also shows a special rail tour with EWS locomotives passing near Havant level crossing and Haslemere station. Locations featured include Haslemere, Havant, London Waterloo, London Victoria, and Portsmouth Harbour.
JonesTheSteam
Plenty of Thrash in the Cotswolds! Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway's Diesel Gala. 26/07/25
This video captures events from the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway's Summer Diesel Gala, featuring visiting diesel locomotives including 50021 'Rodney' and D6700 from the Great Central Railway. The footage also includes 26043 in service after a period of absence. The event took place at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway and involved several locomotives from different operators.
A video captures railway activity at Mount Pleasant Crossing near Southampton, featuring various train types including Class 158, 37, 377, and 444 units. The footage includes the "Cruise Saver Express" operated by Direct Rail Services, with locomotives DRS 37608, 37601, and DRS 47810. Other trains seen include EWS-hauled services and those operating on routes to London Waterloo and Brighton. The video provides a snapshot of railway operations in the early 2010s at this busy crossing point.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 31, 37, and 43, along with several units from class 50. It includes locations such as Exmouth, Hope, and Taunton. The operators represented include BR - Sectors, British Railways, GWR, Intercity, Network South East, and Scot Rail. A headcode of 6L00 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Worting Junction near Basingstoke in May 2010, featuring various train classes including 444, 450, and 159 units operating during the afternoon peak. Freightliner services are also present, with a class 66 locomotive providing power. The footage includes scenes from nearby Newbury station later that evening. The video aims to evoke memories of British Railways operations in the early 2010s, highlighting the variety of rolling stock and routes in use at the time.
This video features multiple train units, including classes 20, 37, 47, and 210, along with various headcodes and operators such as British Railways, C2C, DB Schenker, and others. The footage includes scenes from Leicester. While specific operational details are not provided, the content showcases different rail vehicles and services.
A train service operating between Taunton and Aberdeen is shown in this footage, captured as it travels north past Carnforth. The train includes units numbered 50002, 50007, and 50049, which are associated with British Railways and Intercity operators. The scene appears to be part of a weekend charter service, though specific headcode information is not available in the record.
This video features a variety of railway stock operating on the Severn Valley Railway, including classes 20, 37, and 50 locomotives, as well as class 59 units. The footage includes operations in locations such as Hereford, Kidderminster, and along the Severn Valley Railway line. Headcodes present include 1A19, 1F04, and 1V82. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, RailAdventure, Scot Rail, and West Midlands Trains.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 150, 155, 158, 185, 195, 221, 331, and 43, with operators such as Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Intercity, LNER, Maritime, and Northern identified. Locations mentioned include Doncaster, Halifax, Leeds, and Tain. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features drone footage captured in 2023, primarily in the West Midlands area, showcasing heritage and mainline railway movements. It includes scenes of various locomotives and operations, with some limitations in audio capture due to technical issues and weather conditions. The footage includes stock such as classes 50 and 47, operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, Network Rail, and Network South East, and locations such as Ash and Swanage. A headcode of 1Z40 is also noted in the metadata.
This video features a collection of short visits to various locations across England in 1990, capturing scenes from Salisbury, Yeovil Junction, Worting Junction, Farnborough Main, and the WCML in the Lune Gorge. It includes footage of multiple locomotive classes operating during the British Railways era, with stock identified including classes 50 and 73. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from the early 1990s, highlighting different locations and traction types from that period.
This video features multiple rail vehicles at Doncaster and Leeds. The stock includes sets labeled 150002, 50002, 82222, 91111, 91114, and 91127. Operators associated with the content include Intercity, LNER, and Northern. Headcodes present in the video are 1A26, 1A28, 1A30, 1A41, and 1A45. The footage provides a view of these rail assets at two key locations in the region.
This video captures railway activity at Exeter St Davids in January 1991, featuring multiple locomotives including Class 33, 47, and 50 models. The footage includes Network South East services between Waterloo and Exeter, as well as engineer trains operated by Class 50 locomotives. British Railways and Intercity are also mentioned as operators in the context of the recorded activity.
This video features Class 50 diesel locomotives operating in the late 1980s, primarily at Birmingham New Street and London Paddington. The footage highlights the Network South East livery, which was prominent during this period. Several Class 50 units are identified, including 50001, 50002, 50025, 50026, 50034, 50039, and 50050. The compilation is sourced from the Roy Bowden collection and made available under a Creative Commons License.
This video features a variety of diesel locomotives at Bury Bolton Street on the East Lancashire Railway. The locos include 20305, 37059, 37099, 47765, 50002, 50015, and D7076. Operators associated with the content are British Railways and Scot Rail. The footage captures these locomotives in operation or display at locations including Bolton and the East Lancashire Railway. Headcodes present in the video include 2V76 and 4E08.
Soi Buakhao
British Rail Network SouthEast 1990-Basingstoke with Class 47, 50, 205 DEMU, 442 & CIG EMU's
It includes English Electric and Sulzer diesel-electric locomotives, as well as Class 50s hauling services on the West of England line. A Class 205 DEMU Thumper unit is also present, alongside Class 47 locomotives working on Inter-City and Freightliner services. The footage also shows Class 442 Wessex Electrics and CIG units in operation.
This video captures train activity at Leeds, with additional footage from Chester. It features a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 195, 221, 50, 58, and 68. Operators represented include Cross Country, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. A headcode of 3S30 is noted in the footage.
This video captures scenes from Toton Bank and nearby freight operations, including a light engine and a test train. The footage was filmed from or near Derby Road Overbridge on 30 April 2023. Several locomotives are visible, including classes 325, 43, 50, 56, 57, and 60, though operators for these units are not specified in the metadata. The locations featured include Toton Bank and Derby Road.
The footage includes scenes from several locations in the Wakefield area, including Horbury Junction, Oakenshaw Junction, Turners Lane Junction, Kirkthorpe, and Sharlston Common. The operators involved are British Railways and Hanson & Hall.
Soi Buakhao
British Railways 2022-Merseyrail+Northern at Conway Pk, Moorfields, Hunts Cross 156/158/195/507/508
It also includes Northern Class 156 SuperSprinter and 195 units, as well as East Midlands Trains Class 158 DMUs passing through Hunts Cross on services to and from Liverpool Lime Street. The footage highlights various train types operating in the region during that time.
This video features the British Railways Class 50 locomotive numbered 50002 at the South Devon Railway. The footage was recorded in 2014 and showcases the historic steam engine in its operational environment. While no specific headcode is identified, the presence of the locomotive and its location provide insight into its use during that period. The record includes details about the stock, operator, and location, though some information remains incomplete.
This video features a compilation of Class 50 locomotives at the Severn Valley Railway during the Golden Jubilee Gala. It includes several units such as 50007, 50008, 50015, 50017, 50031, and others. The event took place at locations including Bewdley, Dalton, Hampton, Royal Oak, and Tyseley. Operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways, Intercity, LNER, and Network South East. A headcode of 1M61 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Breclav, near the Czech-Austrian border. It features a variety of locomotives and operators, including British Railways, GBRF, and South Western Railway. The footage includes several stock items such as classes 380, 50, and 58, though specific operators for these are not identified. The video provides a glimpse into the diverse rail operations in the region, with the creator expressing hope to return for further exploration.
It includes British Railways Class 37s, Class 73s, and special imported locomotives such as D9016 "Gordon Highlander," which operated in steam-like conditions. The footage also shows 50002 "Superb" and D7535 in action, along with movements of 47815 and Class 37s at Paignton station. Several locations including Paignton, Churston, Kingswear, and Battle are featured.
Soi Buakhao
British Rail West Country-Exeter St Davids with Network SouthEast & InterCity October 1990
This video captures railway activity at Exeter St Davids in October 1990, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. It includes classes 08, 47, 50, Inter-City 125 HST, and a Met Cam class 101 DMU. The operators involved are British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Intercity, and Network South East. While specific headcodes are not listed in the record, the footage highlights the movement of freight and passenger services during this period.
This video shows a train comprising units 50049 and 50007, operating under headcode 0Z50 at Tamworth. The footage appears to capture the train during its journey on the Severn Valley Railway, with Kidderminster also mentioned as a location. Additional stock numbers identified in the metadata include 50002, 50014, 60004, and 60007, though their presence in the video is not confirmed. The operator associated with the record is GBRF.
This video features archive photographs from the 1980s capturing scenes at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Road Depot. It includes images of various railway stock, including classes 31, 37, and 50, though operators are not specified for these vehicles. The footage also shows locations such as Eastleigh. While the record contains details about the stock and locations involved, headcode information is missing.
This video captures a visit to Old Oak Common during an open day 24 years ago, featuring over 50 exhibits including train namings, whistle soundings, and diesel startups. Stock on display includes various classes such as 165, 20, 31, 37, 47, and 50, though operators are not specified. The footage also shows trains in a yard adjacent to the exhibition, with some original EWS and Virgin liveries visible. Locations mentioned include Alstom, Alston, Doncaster, Hither Green, Keith, Stratford, and Truro. Headcodes such as 0J03, 1A26, 1A45, and 1A98 are noted in the metadata.
This video captures freight train activity at Casey Lane, Crewe. It features multiple locomotives including classes 20, 50, 58, and 66, with associated labels such as 20088, 50002, 58014, and several 66-class units. The operators involved include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, and Romic. Additional locations mentioned are Malcolm Logistics and Newport. The record lacks headcode information.
This video provides a tour of the Barrow Hill Roundhouse, capturing scenes of diesel and steam locomotives, including several Class 31 and Class 37 units. The footage includes views inside the shed as work continues on various locomotives, with mention of the Jubilee class 45593 Kolhapur in green livery. Some locos are noted as being scrapped, though specific numbers are not provided. The video also references locations such as Hope and operators including British Railways and Network South East.
A video shows GBRf 66746 assisting a failed tamper, DR75410, through Tunbridge Wells as part of a rescue move from Etchingham to Tonbridge yard. The footage captures the movement along routes that include locations such as Charing Cross, Sevenoaks, and Tonbridge. The train involved in the operation is identified with headcode 1Z99.
This video features a collection of footage showcasing multiple Class 59 locomotives, including units numbered 59001 through to 59206. The structured metadata identifies several of these locomotives and includes additional stock numbers such as 158887 and 50002. Operators associated with the video include Blue Pullman, DB Schenker, EWS, and GBRF, while locations mentioned are Aston and Poole. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a number of Class 40 and Class 50 locomotives stationed at Kidderminster Station on the Severn Valley Railway. The footage includes multiple Class 50 units, including 50001, 50002, 50004, 50006, 50007, 50008, 50011, 50013, and 50015, along with Class 40 unit 40106. Additional locations mentioned include Bewdley, Crewkerne, Dalton, Minster, and the Severn Valley Railway. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Hanson & Hall, Intercity, LNER, and Network South East. Headcodes identified in the video
Ozzy's transport
68018 + 68002 pass crewe salop working 6K73 Sellafield to crewe coal sidings 13/10/18
This video features a train journey involving multiple locomotives, including 68018 and 68002, operating on a route from Sellafield to Crewe. The headcode 6K73 is associated with the movement. The footage includes stock from classes 50, 60, and 68, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The locations of Sellafield and Crewe are noted as key points along the route.
This video features British Rail Class 50 diesel locomotives, part of a celebration marking 50 years since their introduction. The footage includes multiple Class 50 units, such as numbers 50002, 50006, and 50007, among others. These locomotives were originally built between 1967 and 1968 for express passenger services on the non-electrified section of the West Coast Main Line. The video is associated with the Severn Valley Railway's Golden Jubilee Gala event, highlighting the significance of these locomotives in the transition from steam to diesel traction. Locations featured include Newton-le-Willows, Crewe, and several other stations across the UK.
This video features footage of British Railways Class 50 diesel locomotive 50033, known as 'Glorious', during its final years in service. It highlights the locomotive's role in farewell specials and its last normal service on the Exeter-Waterloo route before being withdrawn in March 1992. The footage also includes details of Glorious' later operations, including a tour to Glasgow with D400 and its eventual transfer to the National Railway Museum, York, before moving to the STEAM Museum in Swindon. The video references several other Class 50 locomotives and locations associated with its service history.
This video features a collection of railway locomotives, including Class 40 number 40106 and multiple Class 50 units such as 50002, 50006, 50007, 50008, 50015, 50031, 50033, 50045, and 50049. The footage was captured along the Severn Valley Railway and includes locations such as Kidderminster, Bewdley, Bridgnorth, Dalton, and Hampton Loade. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, and Network South East. Headcodes 1C41 and 2
The footage includes locomotives numbered 50007, 50008, 50015, 50017, 50026, 50031, and others. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Eastleigh and Royal Oak. The event was part of a celebration for the Class 50 locomotives, with a follow-up nighttime flood light event planned.
It includes footage from locations such as Waterloo, Wimbledon, Woking, and Salisbury, with additional appearances by various electric multiple units like the 442 Wessex Electrics and some EPB units. The video also features freight operations. While specific operators are not detailed in the content, the associated metadata identifies British Railways, Freightliner, Great North Eastern Railway, and Network South East as relevant operators during this period.
This video is a compilation featuring 13 Class 50 locomotives, including units such as 50002, 50007, 50008, and others. It covers footage from the last few years up to the end of 2017. Additional railway stock identified in the video includes classes 20, 31, 37, 40, and 47. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GWR, and others. Locations shown are Arley, Kidderminster, and Kidderminster Town. Headcodes present in the video include 1M85, 1Z50, and 1Z53.
This video features a compilation of various railway stock, including multiple Class 158 and Class 60 locomotives, with some units identified by their labels such as 158813, 158815, and 60010 through to 60039. The operators associated with the footage include British Railways, DB Schenker, and EWS. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
The footage includes views of multiple stock items such as classes 20, 31, 33, and 37, along with several headcodes. Locations mentioned include Alstom, Doncaster, Hither Green, Keith, and Newport. Operators referenced in the metadata include British Railways, EWS, GBRF, Network South East, and Virgin Trains. The video provides a historical perspective on rail operations at the site during that time.
This video shows a group of eight Class 58 locomotives at various locations in 2015, including Toton, Crewe, and Eastleigh. The footage captures several units either individually or in pairs, with some scenes showing multiple locomotives together. Specific units featured include 58002, 58008, 58012, 58017, 58022, 58023, 58037, and 58048. The video also includes a Class 50 locomotive, 50002. No operator or headcode information is provided in the footage.
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Barrow Hill Roundhouse, featuring multiple diesel and electric classes including 20, 26, 27, and 37, as well as steam engines. The footage includes locomotives from operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Southern. The location shown is Lye, and a headcode of 1A35 is noted.
This video features railway stock identified as 50002, classified under class 50. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and Transpennine. The record lacks location and headcode details, limiting further contextual information about the footage.
This video captures a visit to Old Oak Common in August 2000, featuring the startup sounds of several diesel locomotives including D8000, D200, and D345. It also highlights EWS's first and last Class 66 locomotives, 66001 and 66250. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 165, 31, 33, and 37, with operators including British Railways, EWS, GBRF, Intercity, and Rail Express Systems. The recording offers a nostalgic look at rail operations from that era.
This video features a collection of railway locomotives from the early 2000s, including classes 20, 37, 47, 50, 56, 58, 59, and 60, as well as various steam engines. The footage appears to be from an open day event at Old Oak Common in August 2000, with references to Direct Rail Services (DRS) and other operators. Locations mentioned include Carlisle, Hither Green, Hope, and Alstom. Headcodes such as 0J03, 1A26, 1A98, and 1B04 are also noted. The content offers a nostalgic look at railway operations from that era.
The footage includes several rail vehicles, identified as classes 450, 458, and 50, though specific operators for these units are not provided. The location is clearly marked as Wandsworth Town, but no headcodes are listed in the metadata. The content offers a glimpse of train operations during that period, with limited additional details available.
This video presents a slideshow of photographs taken in the 1980s, capturing various railway scenes from different locations. The images feature multiple train stock types, including classes 31 and 37, with operators such as British Railways, Hanson & Hall, Intercity, and Scot Rail identified. Locations shown include Bristol Temple Meads, Lake, and Salisbury. While the video includes nostalgic reflections on the era of trains, it also notes that the background music is of low quality. The content provides a visual journey through railway history with limited additional metadata available.