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57304
Class 57
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Pride Of Cheshire
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This video provides an in-depth look at the history and operations of the thirty-three Class 57 locomotives. It covers their rebuilding at Brush's Loughborough Works, testing, and various notable events such as press launches, passenger services, and special duties. Highlights include appearances by multiple Class 57 units, including 57001, 57008, and others, across different operators like Virgin Trains and Freightliner. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Euston, Hellifield, and Newport, along with headcode 6V91.
This video features a collection of railway stock, including multiple Class 37 and Class 57 locomotives, with labels such as 37312, 57002, and 57301. The operators associated with the content include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Cross Country, Network Rail, Northern, and others. Locations mentioned are Balmoral, Carlisle, and Sheffield. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video showcases the recent increased activity of Class 57/3 locomotives across various locations, including London Paddington, Reading, Worcester Shrub Hill, and Worcestershire Parkway. It features multiple units such as 57301, 57303, 57305, and 57312 performing a range of duties, from sleeper services to stock movements and fleet transfers. Some locomotives are currently hired to GWR for the Night Riviera Sleeper service, while others have been involved in moving units from Long Marston and Portbury Docks.
This video is a tribute to Pathfinder Railtours, marking the end of their 52-year operation following their final charter on 20 December 2025. It features a compilation of footage from various Pathfinder tours captured over ten years by the creator, starting with clips from their previous channel. The video includes trains such as classes 150, 37, 56, 57, and 60, operating across locations including Acton Bridge, Carlisle, Chester, and Settle. Several operators are associated with the footage, though no specific headcodes are listed.
This video commemorates the 60th anniversary of the introduction of the British Railways blue livery and double arrow logo. It outlines the transition from steam to diesel and electric traction in the mid-1960s, including the standardisation of Rail Blue as the primary colour for locomotives and rolling stock. The new corporate identity replaced earlier symbols such as the Lion and Wheel emblem with the Double Arrow logo designed by Gerry Barney. The footage includes various railway assets, operators such as British Railways, Network South East, and Southern, and locations including Brookmans Park, Dungeness, London Euston, and others. Headcodes associated with services are also noted.
This video captures railway activity along the London Waterloo to Reading line, including services via Staines and Chertsey. It features various train types such as DRS locomotives 37602, 37259, and 47810, Class 444, 455, and 450 EMUs, and VSOE stock. The footage was recorded at Virginia Water Station and along Trumps Mill Lane, with locations including London Waterloo, Chertsey, Guildford, Woking, and others.
A train marked with headcode 0Z97 departs from Crewe, operated by Colas. The video features locomotives 37405 (class 37), 57304 (class 57), and 97304 (class 97). Additional operators mentioned include HNRC Swietelsky and Network Rail. The footage captures the train in motion, with no further details provided on its destination or route.
This video presents a slideshow focusing on European and British railways from 2004 to 2011, featuring various locations across the UK such as Clapham Junction, Didcot Parkway, Gatwick Airport, Leamington Spa, London Euston, London King's Cross, London St. Pancras International, and Wandsworth Road. It includes a mix of images and footage from different periods, including some lower quality material from the 1970s and early 1980s, alongside more recent high-definition recordings. The content highlights various railway stock and operators associated with the UK rail network.
It includes footage of a Gresley A4, Network Rail HST powercars, a railcrane, and a newly named Pete Waterman Class 90. The content also highlights multiple locations across the UK railway network and includes headcodes associated with different services.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 350, 57, 58, 60, and 66. The operators associated with the content include Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and South Western Railway. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features a variety of steam, diesel, and electric locomotives captured during railtours, freight operations, and stock moves. Identified locomotives include classes 37, 50, 56, 57, and 60, with specific examples such as 37313, 50007, and 60021. Several operators are mentioned, including Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, and Freightliner, though no specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The content offers a retrospective look at railway activity and highlights various train operations throughout the year.
A video captures a rail movement involving multiple locomotives, including 56108, 57304, 66102, 66103, and 66108. The footage features activity near Banbury Reservoir junction, with references to a working heading towards Eastleigh and Crewe. Operators Direct Rail Services (DRS) and GBRF are associated with the rail movement, and the headcode 0Z45 is noted. The video provides a glimpse into railway operations in these locations.
This video features a variety of diesel locomotives and railcars operating across several locations in the UK. Notable stock includes Class 57 locomotives such as Locomotive Services Limited 57 003, alongside Class 20, 37, and 69 units. The footage captures operations near Sheffield, Chesterfield, Dronfield, and other locations. Operators mentioned include Locomotive Services Limited, GBRf, and Midland Mainline. Headcodes such as 0Z28, 0Z67, and others are present in the data.
This video captures railway activity along the West Coast Main Line, featuring multiple locomotives and trains at several locations. It includes a variety of stock such as classes 57 and 66, with headcodes indicating different services. The footage was filmed between Stafford and Crewe, showcasing operations across various sites including Crewe, Stafford, Garston, Hope, Small Heath, Trafford Park, and Felixstowe. Several operators are associated with the content, though specific details about individual trains or events are not provided.
This video captures train activity at Doncaster railway station, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Locomotives include 69002, 66731, 08724, 66070, DR 97501, DR 97801, 66087, 57304, 66517, 66244, 66534, 66420, 66559, and 66547. Operators represented include GBRf, Wabtec, Db Cargo, Network Rail, DRS, Freightliner, and DB Cargo. The footage includes engineering stock and container wagons being moved around the station area.
This video captures freight train activity at Stafford, featuring multiple locomotives including Class 57 and Class 66 units. Additional locations mentioned include Crewe, Felixstowe, Trafford Park, and the University. Headcodes 4M69 and 6G94 are noted in the metadata. The footage is part of a series focusing on freight operations at the site.
It features a variety of rolling stock including Class 156, 390, 397, 43, 47, and 57 units. The footage includes locations such as Carlisle, Lancaster, London Euston, Manchester Airport, and The Lakes. Operators associated with the video include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Gatwick Express, Northern, Scot Rail, South West Trains, Transpennine, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features railway operations at Crewe, capturing a variety of rolling stock including classes 142, 47, 57, and 60, as well as 66 series locomotives. Several operators are represented, including Direct Rail Services (DRS), British Railways, Chiltern Railways, and others. The footage appears to focus on depot activity and train movements during the specified dates in August 2024. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 57, 60, 66, 67, and 88, captured at Crewe and Stockport. Operators present include British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Intercity, Locomotive Services Limited, and Network Rail. The footage includes electric trains and depots, with specific locomotives identified such as 57304, 57307, 60082, 66421, 67001, and 88003 among others. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
A Direct Rail Services Class 57 locomotive, numbered 57304 "Pride Of Cheshire," is seen operating on the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong. The locomotive was working a light engine move from Preston to Crewe, with the headcode 0G57. It passed through Bamfurlong around 09:39 and had run slightly early in the morning. The footage captures the locomotive in operation on its route between Preston and Crewe.
This video captures scenes of heritage and mainline railway operations across various locations. It includes footage of locomotives such as 20066, 26007, 37425, 37667, and 66511 in service on different routes. The content also features a sand train passing over a viaduct near Frodsham and mentions events related to the East Lancashire Railway Diesel Gala. Several headcodes are noted, indicating various train services recorded during the footage.
This video captures two hours of freight train activity at various locations, including Chorlton and Crewe. It features multiple locomotives such as 37407, 37218, 37610, and 37219, along with other stock numbers like 57304, 66734, and 66707. The footage includes operations on routes such as Crewe Basford Hall to Bescot and Clitheroe Castle Cement to Avonmouth. Additional locations mentioned are Alsager, Carlisle, Holyhead, Small Heath, and others. The video also notes the presence of a DRS convoy heading to Carlisle and highlights various freight workings.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Deansgate and other locations across the UK, including Trafford Park. The footage includes multiple units from classes 150 and 156, with operators such as Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, Intercity, Northern, South Western Railway, Transpennine, and Transport For Wales represented. The absence of headcodes in the metadata means specific train services are not identified.
This video features multiple British Railways Class 57 electric locomotives, including units numbered 57304, 57306, and 57308, along with a Network Rail Class 66 diesel locomotive numbered 66126. The footage includes views from above of the Gresty Bridge in Crewe, as well as a Freightliners New Toy Beacon Rail Class 18 shunter. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is also identified as an operator associated with the content. Some details such as headcodes are not present in the record.
This video features a collection of locomotives in storage, including classes 20, 37, 43, and 325. The locos identified are numbered 20007, 20205, 325004, 37069, 37402, 37425, 37508, 43049, 43257, and 43274. The footage includes locations such as Barry, Crewe, Eastleigh, Fleet, and Lee. Operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman, BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Interc
This video explores the history of the Class 57 diesel locomotive, focusing on its development and use in passenger services. It details how Porterbrook introduced a prototype passenger version of the Class 57 in 2000, later leasing it to First Great Western for use on routes from London Paddington to Plymouth and Penzance. The locomotive was eventually replaced by production models for Night Riviera sleeper services. Several Class 57 and other rolling stock types are mentioned, along with operators such as Freightliner, First Great Western, and others, and locations including London Paddington, Exeter St Davids, and Par.
This video captures railway activity at Crewe, featuring a variety of stock including classes 37, 43, 57, 66, and 86. Operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited are represented. The footage spans from late July to early August 2023, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures historical footage of Nuneaton station with trains from the early 2000s. It features locomotives including classes 57, 66, 82, and 87, though operators are not clearly identified in the metadata. The location is noted as Nuneaton, but no headcodes are present in the record. The content reflects a nostalgic look back at past railway operations.
It includes various trains with headcodes such as 1Q22, 0G69, and 0Z92, operated by multiple companies including Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services, and Freightliner. The footage shows trains traveling between locations like Crewe Basford Hall, Rugeley Town, Stockport, and Trafford Park. Some trains are noted as stationary or performing duties such as Thunderbird services.
This video captures a rare sighting of two trains at Crewe. The footage includes the 390-class unit with label 390117 and another 390-class unit with label 390127, alongside the 57-class unit with label 57304. While no specific operator is identified for these units in the metadata, several operators are listed in the video's data, including Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and RailAdventure. The location of Crewe is clearly noted, but headcode information is not available in the current record.
A video captures railway activity at Rugby and Stafford, featuring a variety of freight services and a new 720 Greater Anglian unit on test. The footage includes multiple train units such as classes 390, 56, 57, 60, and 66, with operators including Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Network Rail, and TFL. The recording was made on a sunny but windy day, with the creator noting the overgrown state of the area and the use of Realtime Trains for planning.
A British Rail Class 57 locomotive, numbered 57304, is shown stopping at Crewe station on its journey back to Carnforth. The video captures the locomotive during a water stop, with no headcode provided in the metadata. The operators associated with the footage include Blue Pullman and Direct Rail Services (DRS). No further details about the route or additional context are included in the available data.
This video captures train activity at Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 150, 158, 325, 43, 47, 55 and 57. The footage includes scenes of movement within the LSL depot, light engine operations, GROG moves, and highlights of 47s and a DELTIC. Several operators are associated with the content, though specific operator details for individual locomotives are not provided. The video offers a glimpse into railway operations at the location without including headcode information.
A steam train, identified as 55009, arrives at Crewe Station ahead of schedule into Platform 12. The train, operating under headcode 0Z55, experiences a delay before departing for Carnforth due to technical issues and waiting for other services to clear the track. Additional locomotives, including 57012, 57301, 57304, and 57308, are also noted in the footage. The journey is part of a service from Barrow Hill to Carnforth Steamtown.
A Freightliner 47830 is seen passing Nantwich while hauling freight train 197043 on a journey from Donnington to Crewe C.S. (L&Nwr Site). The locomotive is later shown working back towards Basford Hall after leaving the freight train at the Arriva Traincare depot in Crewe. Other locomotives, including 47810 and 57304, are also identified in the footage. The video captures rail operations involving multiple locations, including Nantwich and Crewe, with headcodes 6Q98 and 4G98 associated with the movements.
This video captures a busy scene at Crewe, featuring multiple rail vehicles including Class 153, 197, 56, and 57 locomotives. The footage includes freight trains and light engines, with several operators represented in the background. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the presence of various stock types and operators indicates a diverse range of rail activity. The video provides a snapshot of operations at Crewe during a period of high movement.
A 57-class diesel locomotive, numbered 57304, is shown operating on an engineers train in the North of Preston area. The footage captures the locomotive's movement between locations including Crewe, Preston, and Carlisle. The video description notes that the train was running approximately 100 minutes late. The operator associated with the locomotive is Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the record.
This video features railway footage primarily from the West Midlands, with additional scenes captured from other locations. It includes various locomotives such as classes 37, 57, and 66, along with headcodes like 4V43, 6M58, 6X50, and 6Z10. Operators represented in the footage include Colas, Europhoenix, Freightliner, GBRF, and West Midlands Trains. Locations shown include Marston Green, Birmingham Moor Street, Birmingham New Street, Eastleigh, Felixstowe, High Wycombe, Leamington Spa, Solihull, and Warwick Parkway.
A train comprising units 50007, 50049, and 57304 is seen traveling from Clapham to Widnes via Crewe and Fleet. Operators associated with the footage include Blue Pullman, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and South Western Railway. A headcode of 5Q36 is noted in the metadata.
This video captures several trains operating around London. It features multiple Class 450 and Class 91 units, including stock numbers 450017, 450021, 450069, 450097, and 91111, 91130. The footage includes a train with headcode 9T30 at London King's Cross. Operators associated with the video include Direct Rail Services (DRS), Great Northern, LNER, and South Western Railway. The content provides a brief glimpse of rail activity in the area during late December 2022.
It includes Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, TransPennine Express Class 397 Civity EMUs, a Class 802 Nova 1 Bi-Mode unit, Northern/ScotRail Class 156 Super Sprinter DMUs, and several locomotives including DRS Class 88 electric, Class 68 diesel, DB Cargo Class 66 freight, and DRS Class 57 Thunderbird diesel. The footage also features scenes from Dumfries, Glasgow Central, Maryport, Settle, and University.
A DRS Class 57 diesel locomotive, numbered 57304 'Pride of Cheshire', is shown starting up at Carlisle. The footage captures the locomotive in operation on 20 October 2022. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video captures a freight train at Acton Bridge. The locomotives and rolling stock identified include classes 175, 325, 350, 56, 57, 60, and 66. Operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Northern, and South Western Railway. The location is clearly marked as Acton Bridge. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features footage from the Direct Rail Services open day in 2022, along with views of local train operations on the Marches line. It also includes a visit to Crewe Heritage Centre. The content highlights a variety of railway stock, including classes 31, 37, 43, 47, and 57, as well as several operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, and DRS. Locations shown include Balmoral, Crewe, Gresty Bridge Depot, Harlech, and The Lakes.
This video features a variety of locomotives showcased during an open day event at Gresty Bridge. The locos included are 37218, 37401, 37419, 37424 (558), 37425, 57304, 57312, 66303, 66422, 66424, 66429, 68006, 68009, 68025, 88001, 88002, and 88009. The event was hosted by Direct Rail Services (DRS), as indicated by the operator information. A headcode of 5P
This video captures a day trip to the DRS Crewe Gresty Bridge Open Day, including visits to LSL Depot and Crewe Station. It features a variety of locomotives on display, such as 37218, 37401, 37419, and others, alongside operational services passing through locations like Chester, London Euston, Carnforth, and Small Heath. Trains mentioned include services with headcodes 1Z86, 1Z87, 5Z46, 6G92, and 6M89, operated by various railway companies. The footage highlights the activities and locomotives present during the event.
A public event at Crewe Gresty Bridge Depot showcased Direct Rail Services' locomotive fleet, including several Class 37 locomotives in various heritage liveries and modern units such as Classes 57, 66, 68, and 88. Among the highlights were Class 66 locomotives 66422 and 66424, which featured new nameplates honouring former DRS colleagues. The event marked the first time since 2018 that the depot was open to the public.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at Carlisle and The Lakes. It includes Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, TransPennine Express Class 397 Civity and Class 802 Nova 1 units, Northern Class 158 Express Sprinter DMUs, ScotRail Class 156 Super Sprinter DMUs, and a West Coast Railways steam locomotive on charter. A stabled DRS Class 57 diesel locomotive is also shown. The record includes details of the operators and locations involved but lacks headcode information.
A variety of trains passed through Spalding in June 2022, with both platforms in use. The footage includes multiple train units such as classes 170, 33, 37, 47, 56, 57, and 66, along with headcodes like 1Z10, 2K00, 4E25, and others. Operators associated with the footage include Blue Pullman, British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, and West Midlands Trains. The video also captures trains passing through Spalding and Hope.
This video features a selection of railway footage captured at Carlisle and along the West Coast Mainline. It includes Avanti West Coast Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, TransPennine Express Class 397 Civity EMU, Northern Class 158 Express Sprinter DMU, Northern Class 156 Super Sprinter DMU, and shots of a stabled DRS Class 57 Thunderbird and Network Rail Class 97 diesel locomotive. The footage provides a glimpse into various train types operating in the region.
This video captures freight train activity at Rugby Station, with multiple locomotives and carriages visible. Several stock numbers are identified, including 57304 and various 66-class units. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, Freightliner, and Direct Rail Services (DRS) are associated with the footage. Locations mentioned include Rugby, Trafford Park, Aberdeen, Felixstowe, Fort William, Garston, Inverness, London Euston, and Oxley Depot. Headcodes present in the video include 1M16, 4L18, 4L41, 4L89, 4M18, 4M45, 4M51, 4M83, 4M86, and 4S43.
This video captures various freight trains in motion, including 50008 Thunder operating with 20189 and 20205. Other locomotives featured are 57304, 66602, 66097, and 66568, each associated with different headcodes and routes. The footage was recorded near Atherstone and includes movements through locations such as Leicester, Crewe, Rugby, Trafford Park, Garston, and others. Operators involved include Freightliner and London Northwestern Railway.
This video features a collection of railway convoys from 2013 to 2021, showcasing 17 different locomotive classes. Identified stock includes classes 31, 33, 350, and 37, among others, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage appears to have been recorded at locations such as Royal Oak, Stafford, and The Lakes. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures the movement of several rail units, including 37218, 37401, 37407, 37425, and 37429, as well as 57002, 57303, 57304, 60009, and 60010. The footage was filmed at Crewe, Stafford, Nuneaton, and Tamworth. Headcodes 0A68 and 0K69 are associated with the movements shown. Operators include British Railways and Direct Rail Services (DRS).
This video features a compilation of convoys captured in 2021, showcasing various railway stock including classes 20, 33, 37, 43, and 50. The footage includes locations such as Eastleigh, Mortimer, Nuneaton, and Templecombe. Operators associated with the video include BR - Sectors, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures freight operations and light engines at Stafford Station. Several rail stock units, including classes 150, 350, 455, and 56, are present. The footage includes activity involving multiple operators such as British Railways, Colas, Freightliner, and others. Locations mentioned include Stafford, Ware, and Wolverhampton. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video shows a convoy of three locomotives, numbered 57304, 57303, and 57002, passing through Stafford. The footage captures the movement of these vehicles on a route connecting Wembley to Crewe. The operators involved are identified as British Railways and Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcodes are present in the record.
This video captures railway operations at Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 43, 57, and 66 diesel units. The footage includes multiple locomotive numbers such as 43047, 57304, 57306, 57308, and several 66 series units. Various operators are associated with the video, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited. The content provides a glimpse into depot activities at Crewe on an unspecified date in early August 2021.
This video shows freight traffic at Rugby and Leeds, with additional footage from Crewe. The rail stock involved includes classes 43, 57, 66, and 68, though operators are not specified in the data. The content provides a glimpse of railway activity during June, captured and shared by the uploader. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video is a trailer for the Lineside South East YouTube channel, which focuses on railways, aviation, and transportation. The creator, Anthony Kay, has been photographing transport subjects since the late 1980s and transitioned to producing videos in 2009. The content includes various railway stock, operators, locations, and headcodes identified within the video. Key railway elements include multiple train units, several rail operators, and locations across England such as London Waterloo, Loughborough, and Yeovil Junction.
This video features a compilation of light engines from 2020. It includes various locomotives such as classes 37, 450, 47, 57, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage appears to be shot at locations including Eastleigh and Mortimer. No headcodes were identified in the content.
This video features a compilation of diesel railtours from 2020, showcasing various locomotives and railway operations. The footage includes stock such as classes 20, 33, and 47, with operators including British Railways, Cross Country, DRS, EWS, Freightliner, Intercity, Scot Rail, Transpennine, and West Coast Railways. The video also captures scenes from Crewe. While headcodes are not included in the metadata, the content provides a visual overview of rail operations during that year.
A railtour operated by Pathfinder Tours on 10 February 2018 travelled from Eastleigh to Preston, featuring a variety of motive power including locomotives 37069, 37609, 57304, 66428, 68004, and 88001. The event showcased different classes of rolling stock, with operators including Direct Rail Services (DRS) and others. The journey covered key locations such as Eastleigh and Preston.
This video features a compilation of Class 57 diesel locomotives filmed between 2011 and 2018 at various locations in the North of England. The footage includes multiple Class 57 units, such as 57001, 57007, 57010, and others, along with one Class 37 and a Class 67 locomotive. Locations mentioned include Carlisle, Hexham, Kendal, and Manors. The operators associated with the footage are Direct Rail Services (DRS), Network Rail, and West Coast Railways. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
The footage includes several specific locomotive numbers such as 47712, 56096, 56112, 56113, 57304, 58011, 66434, 68005, 68009, and 68011. The recording appears to focus on station activity over a period of approximately one hour.
A video captures a train journey involving multiple locomotives, including 47712 and 47805, at Crewe on the Settle & Carlisle Luncheon Circular route. The footage shows part of a return trip from Applby to Wolverhampton. The railcars involved include models from the 47 and 57 classes, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Locations featured in the video include Settle, Crewe, and Wolverhampton. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features a compilation of double-headed train operations, filmed at various locations over several years. It includes footage of multiple locomotives, including classes 350, 37, 47, 50, 56, 57, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The compilation appears to showcase a range of railway scenes from locations such as Stafford and Tonbridge. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features a freight train operated by multiple rail companies, including Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and South Western Railway. The footage includes various locomotives such as Class 57, 66, 68, 86, 88, 92 sleeper, 150 unit, and 390 Pendo. While the specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into the diverse range of stock involved in freight operations on British railways.
It includes various locomotives and trains passing through these locations, such as 150282 departing for Chester, 37518 arriving and departing with a southbound ECS, and multiple 47-class locomotives operating light engines or powering special services. The footage also features the Northern Belle service at Crewe and includes some historic trains that have since been retired. No headcodes are recorded in this video.
This video captures footage from Tamworth railway station, showcasing a variety of locomotive classes including 56, 57, 60, and 66, involved in freight operations. The content features trains operated by DB Schenker, EWS, and Freightliner, with some scenes filmed at Malcolm Logistics. While the record includes details on stock and operators, headcode information is not available.
This video features a slideshow of historical railway photographs primarily taken at Crewe, including images from the Diesel Depot, DRS Gresty Bridge, and other locations. Some photos depict older stock such as classes 158, 175, 20, 31, 33, and 323, though operator details are not specified. Additional locations mentioned include Cwmbran, Glasgow Central, London Euston, and Whitby. The content provides a nostalgic glimpse of railway scenes from past Open Days and permit visits.
This video features a collection of footage showcasing various railway locomotives, including Class 68 units numbered 68001 to 68002, along with other classes such as 168, 37, 57, and 60. The content includes clips filmed over several years by the uploader, capturing different locomotives in operation. Some of the locations featured in the video include Banbury, Crewe, Par, and Scarborough. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Greater Anglia, Northern, Scot Rail, and Transpennine.
This video is a compilation of diesel trains operated by various companies, featuring locomotives such as classes 153, 20, 37, 47, and 50. The operators included are British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Rail Express Systems, Scot Rail, South Western Railway, and Virgin Trains. A headcode of "1Z54" is noted in the footage. Location details are not available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Tamworth and Stafford railway stations, with additional footage from Stratford. It features a variety of locomotives including classes 57, 60, and 66, as well as freight services. The recording includes multiple operators such as Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Network Rail, South Western Railway, and Virgin Trains. The footage was filmed on a day with significant rail traffic, offering a broad view of operations across the area.
This video features a compilation of Class 50 diesel locomotives operating on the UK mainline. Locomotives included are 50007, 50008, 50031, 50044, 50049, and 50050, with some appearing in multiple services. The footage captures these locomotives at various locations including London Euston, Llanrwst, Birmingham International, Carlisle, Ribblehead, Arnside, Eastleigh, Kidderminster, and others. Headcodes such as 1Z50, 1Z51, 1Z52, 6Z25, and 5Z21 are noted in the footage.
This video features two trains at Euston station in January 2013. The Direct Rail Services (DRS) 57304 and London Midland’s 350110, both recently repainted, are shown in the Project 110 branding. The latter was part of an initiative promoting faster services via the Trent Valley route to London. Additional locations mentioned include Angel, Crewe, Northampton, Nuneaton, Rugby, Stafford, and Tamworth. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video provides an introduction to the Lineside South East YouTube channel, hosted by Anthony Kay, a long-time photographer and videographer of transport subjects. The content showcases his journey into creating high-quality railway and transportation videos. The footage includes various rail stock, with identifiers such as 142045, 150106, and multiple 156-series units, captured across locations including Doncaster, Loughborough, Newport, Northampton, Stratford, and Wimbledon. Operators featured include Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, Southern, and Virgin Trains, with a headcode of 1V77 noted.
This video provides an overview of the Class 57 diesel locomotive, which has been operated by several railway companies including Freightliner, Virgin Trains, Network Rail, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and West Coast Railways. The Class 57 was developed using the body shells of retired Class 47 locomotives and features a refurbished EMD engine. It was rebuilt by Brush Traction in Loughborough. The video outlines its history and recent mainline operations, covering key locations such as Birmingham International, London Paddington, and Exeter St Davids. Several headcodes associated with the locomotive are also included.
This video features a collection of freight train footage from February 2019, including unseen and highlighted scenes. It includes various locomotives such as classes 166, 37, 57, and 60, as well as multiple operators like British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, GBRF, and South Western Railway. The footage appears to have been recorded at locations including Barry and Derby. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video captures a journey from Carlisle to Hexham, with scenes of freight trains at Carlisle and Preston. It also features encounters with fellow YouTubers during the trip. The footage includes various railway stock, operators, and locations along the route.
This video captures the quiet atmosphere of Carlisle Station during late night hours. It provides a detailed look at the station when it is largely empty of passengers, offering insight into its operations and environment during off-peak times. The footage includes various rail stock, operators, and headcodes associated with services passing through or operating from the station.
This video features a compilation of 16 different diesel locomotive classes operated by various organisations, captured during Diesel Railtours in 2018. Locomotives included are from classes 20, 33, 37, 40, 47, 50, 57, 60, 66, 67, 68, 73, 86, 88, 90, and the Hastings Thumper Unit. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Bristol Temple Meads and Hastings. Operators associated with these locomotives include Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Hanson & Hall, Intercity, and Lumo. No headcodes are
This video features freight train movements captured in November 2018, including a variety of locomotives such as classes 37, 57, and 60, along with several class 66 units. The footage includes unseen material and highlights from the period, with locations identified at Crewe. Multiple operators are associated with the content, including Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GWR, Network Rail, and Transpennine. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Crewe, featuring multiple locomotives and trains. It includes footage of 47813 pulling 68021/019 during a Direct Rail Services (DRS) open day event, as well as White Pendolinos, 68001/033 on the flasks, 57304/09 ecs, and 47832/57314 on the Northern Belle. Several other locomotives are also identified in the footage. The record includes details of stock, operators, and locations but lacks headcode information.
This video captures freight operations at Crewe Station and Salop Goods Jct, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 37, 57, 58, 60, and 66. The footage includes multiple units such as 37706, 57009, 57304, 57309, 58027, and 66523, among others. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, Network Rail, and West Coast Railways. The locations featured include Crewe and Liss. Headcode information is not available in this record.
A rail event at Gresty Bridge Depot featured a variety of locomotives and rolling stock from Direct Rail Services, including classes 20, 37, 57, 66, 68, and 88. Some 68s were leased to Chiltern Railways and Transpennine Express. A special charter service was operated from London Euston, with locomotives DRS 68016 'Fearless' and 88005 'Minerva'. The event also included a convoy of locomotives at Crewe, including WCRC 37706, Ian Riley Black 5 44871, and WCRC's Jubilee 45690 'Leander', which was later moved to The Crewe Heritage Centre.
This video features a collection of clips from between 2015 and 2018, showcasing several British Rail Class 57 and Class 66 locomotives. The footage includes locomotives numbered 57002, 57004, 57009, 57301, 57303, 57304, 57310, and 66424. Operators associated with the content include Direct Rail Services (DRS), Network Rail, and Virgin Trains. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 45, 47, 50, 55, 57, 59, 60, and 66, captured during filming around the UK. It includes footage from locations such as Beddgelert, Clapham Junction, Ramsgate, and Slough, among others. The video also references several operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, and Network Rail, along with headcodes such as 1N27 and 6E45.
This video features a montage of Class 68 locomotives, showcasing units from 68001 to 68034. Additional clips include TPE Livery units 68021 and 68019. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 150, 168, 20, 37, 47, 57, 58, and 60, with locations including Balmoral and Crewe. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, Network South East, Scot Rail, and Transpennine. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features a collection of freight movements filmed across Merseyside in 2018. It includes various locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 156, 57, 60, and 66, operated by companies including DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, and others. The footage was captured at locations like Liverpool South Parkway, Broad Green, Huyton, and Ditton Reception Sidings. Headcodes such as 0G66, 0Z60, and 4M37 are also present in the video.
This video features a train service operated by multiple rail companies, including Direct Rail Services (DRS), Virgin Trains, and West Midlands Trains. It includes footage of several locomotives—37069, 37609, 88001, 66428, and 57304—at various locations along the route, including Banbury, Bermuda Park, Rugeley Trent Valley, Crewe, Holmes Chapel, Eastleigh, and Preston. The footage captures different aspects of train operations, with some clips showing overhead wire systems and train movements at key points along the journey.
A train comprising locomotives 57304 and 66428, operating under headcode 1Z05, is shown passing through Wilmslow on its journey from Crewe towards Preston. The footage captures the train en route to Preston Dock, with Direct Rail Services (DRS) identified as the operator.
This video features a compilation of diesel locomotives from the 2017 Diesel Tour, showcasing a variety of classes including 37 and 47 series units. The footage includes scenes from multiple locations such as Bristol Temple Meads, Crewe, Stafford, Westbury, and Windermere. Several operators are associated with the content, including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, and others. Headcodes present in the video include 0Z54, 1Z35, 1Z52, and 1Z54.
This video features a collection of DRS Class 88 diesel multiple units, specifically numbered 88001 to 88010, captured in 2017. Additional locomotives and railcars identified include classes 20, 57, 58, 60, and 68, though operators are not specified for these units. The record does not include location or headcode information.
This video captures freight and special train movements at Carlisle Station, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 37, 57, 66, 68, 88, and 90, as well as steam-powered units. The footage includes trains associated with several operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, and West Coast Railways. Additional locations mentioned include Malcolm Logistics, Newcastle, The Lakes, and Wapping. No headcodes are present in the record.
The content also includes a visit to James Watt's place in the morning. Various locomotives and headcodes are identified, with locations spanning several areas including Glasgow Central, Addiewell, and Fort William. Operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, and Network Rail are associated with the footage.
A video captures the movement of locomotives 57303 and 57304 on what appears to be the Severn Valley Railway. The footage shows the train passing through Lancaster, with mention of a Direct Rail Services crew in the cab. Other locations include Kidderminster and Crewe. The operator Northern is also associated with the video. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features a train service operating between Ascot and Heyford, with headcode 1Z58. The locomotives involved are identified as 57303 and 57304, both classified under stock class 57. The operator associated with the service is Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage captures the train in motion, likely during a routine working on the route between these locations.