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60007

Class 60
Names carried: SIR NIGEL GRESLEY
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6M30 17 Nov 2025
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Videos featuring 60007

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This video showcases a personal collection featuring model trains and related items, including a Thomas the Tank Engine map of Sodor and a Rupert Bear figure. Railway stock identified includes 60007, 60009, and 700128, with associated operators such as British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Intercity, Network South East, Southern, and locations including Fleet, Leicester, Northampton, Stratford, Swansea, Victoria, and Ware. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video showcases various regular passenger train types operating through Mexborough. It includes Northern Railway Class 150 units on Sheffield to Adwick services, occasional use of Class 158 units on the same route, and Class 170 units serving the Sheffield to Scarborough service. TransPennine Express Class 185 units are seen on a Cleethorpes to Liverpool service, while X-Country Voyagers operate North-east to South-west routes. The footage also captures unusual movements, such as a Voyager unit using the Roundwood chord typically reserved for freight trains.
A video recorded at Mexborough Junction captures various freight and passenger trains operating on 21 August 2026. Highlights include GBRf locomotives running late on services between London Gateway and Tinsley, as well as a Heavy Haul unit operating from Doncaster to Toton. A Class 153 Visual Inspection Unit was noted on an unusual service from Derby RTC to Doncaster and back, marking a notable surprise. Other trains include DB Schenker and Freightliner units running on various routes across the region.
A double-headed train consisting of locomotives 69007, 70004, 66953, and 70006 was recorded operating on a freight service from Whitemoor Yard towards Doncaster. The footage includes the headcode 0E30 and features stock from Freightliner and GBRF. The video captures the movement of these locomotives at Gainsborough Lea Road.
In 2015, Direct Rail Services (DRS) operated Class 37 diesel locomotives and coaching stock on the Cumbrian Coast line due to a shortage of DMU units. The video highlights this period, noting the perceived luxury of these services compared to other rolling stock in use at the time. Several Class 37 locomotives, including 37210, 37213, and others, are mentioned, along with a Class 60 locomotive, 60007. The headcode 3A12 is also referenced. While specific locations are not detailed in the metadata, the content reflects interest in the historical operation of these trains during that year.
The video features several Class 66 locomotives in various liveries at Mexborough and Conisbrough. These include 66004 in 'Climate Hero' green, 66702 and 66783 with Biffa livery, 66718 in 'Lord Hendy' livery pulling a Class 69, and others in 'Railway 200', 'Britannic Explorer', and 'BR Large Logo' blue liveries. Some Class 69 locomotives are also shown, including 69004 in 'BR Rail Research' livery. The footage highlights the visual diversity of freight train operations with different colour schemes.
It includes footage from Conisbrough, Mexborough, and other nearby locations, with trains operated by companies such as Colas, Direct Rail Services, and Loram. Some of the recorded services include the 2Z01 Derby to Newcastle, 5Q77 Gascoigne Wood to Bletchley, and 6X01 Scunthorpe to Eastleigh, among others. The footage highlights unusual and varied train movements observed over several visits to the area.
This video captures a variety of railway activity at Mexborough Junction and surrounding areas. It features multiple trains including Northern class 150 150274, TransPennine class 185 units, and GBRf class 57 locomotives. Trains shown are operating on various routes such as from Southampton to Newcastle, Adwick to Sheffield, and Goole to Old Dalby. The footage includes both passenger and freight services, with some notable mentions of a London Underground tube train and a rare class 70 locomotive.
A freight train operated by Direct Rail Services is shown moving along a route involving Carnforth and Drigg. The train is identified with headcode 4C15 and includes locomotives numbered 60007 and 68007. The footage captures part of a scheduled aggregate freight service, though specific details about the journey or cargo are not provided in the metadata.
A train operated by Freightliner is seen moving through Mexborough, with a Heavy Haul class 70 locomotive numbered 70006 pulling the service. The video captures the movement of the 6M06 headcode train, which is heading from Maltby Colliery to Earles Sidings. Another locomotive, identified as 60007, is also present in the footage. The scene includes the locomotive swinging onto the Roundwood chord.
A sequence of train movements is captured at Swinton Junction in South Yorkshire, showing several services operating during a busy period. The footage includes 153311 running late from York Parcel Sidings via Aldwarke Junction, followed by 37800 hauling class 730 EMUs on the 5Q65 service to Soho Light Maintenance Depot. Delays and halts are noted as trains wait for track availability, with 66310 arriving from Mexborough on the 6X01 service. Other services, including 170474 and 1W43, are also shown during this time.
A British Rail Class 66 diesel locomotive, numbered 66050 'Yorkshire Rose', is seen struggling to move a heavy freight train along the route from Tinsbly Sorting Sidings to Immingham Dock Nordic via Conisbrough. The train was heading under headcode 6B03, operated by DB Schenker. Despite clear track conditions ahead, the locomotive appears to be having difficulty maintaining momentum due to the weight of the train. Other stock numbers identified in the footage include 56050, 60007, and 69007.
The video shows various Stadler locomotives operating in pairs across different locations. It includes footage of class 68, 88, 93, and 99 units working on various routes. Specific instances include 88008 and 68005 at Mexborough, 99005 and 99004 descending Gamston Bank near Retfors, 93002 and 93003 at Retford, and 68034 and 68033 on a nuclear flask train at Grange-over-Sands. The footage highlights these locomotives in different operational contexts.
The video features several Class 37 diesel locomotives in operation across various locations. It includes footage of 37175 and 37424 at Mexborough, 37405 also at Mexborough, 37501 with Class 730 units at Swinton (South Yorkshire), and 37901 hauling Class 465 units down Gamston Bank near Retford. Additional scenes show 37418 pulling a train through Mexborough. The footage highlights the continued use of these older locomotives in current railway operations.
This video captures railway activity at Mexborough, featuring various trains and services. It includes DB Schenker, Colas, Northern, Transpennine Express, and GBRf services with headcodes such as 0Z70, 5Z02, 1B70, 2R20, and others. Trains observed include classes 150, 165, 185, and the 99011. The footage includes movements between locations like Doncaster, Scunthorpe, Cleethorpes, Liverpool Lime Street, London Gateway, and Wellingborough.
A video captures two Class 91 locomotives, 91110 and 91124, coupled back to back on Gamston Bank, part of the East Coast Main Line. The footage was filmed near Mexborough and shows the pair operating as part of a service from Leeds Neville Hill to Peterborough, identified by headcode 0Z10. The video includes commentary describing the locomotives as part of a shake-down run for 91110 following heavy repairs. The recording features an unsteady shot due to the absence of a tripod.
A railtour enthusiast captures footage of multiple heritage and standard gauge trains operating across southwest England. The video features the Britannic Explorer sleeper at Bishops Lydeard, along with several railtours including services numbered 33207, 33025, 47848, 47830, and 47810. Locomotives such as 66745, 66748, and D7017 are also highlighted. The footage includes trains passing through locations like Norton Fitzwarren, Minehead, and Bishops Lydeard. Due to a national steam ban imposed by Network Rail to prevent heat-related incidents, some railtour itineraries were adjusted during the filming period.
A video captures various trains traversing Gamston Bank on a warm afternoon. LNER Class 91 units 91107 and 91106 are seen operating services between Leeds and Kings Cross, and Kings Cross to Newcastle respectively. Hull Trains Class 802 units 802303 and 802304 accelerate up the bank after stopping at Retford. An Azuma train, 801204, passes another northbound Azuma on the Edinburgh to Kings Cross route. HST power cars 43159 and 43025 are also shown operating a service from Kings Cross to Derby via Doncaster.
This video features two iconic steam engines, 20118 and 20132, being transported to and from the West Somerset Railway. It includes footage of 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' at Yatton on one day and 61306 'Mayflower' at Horfield Bank, Bristol, on another. The content highlights these historic locomotives during their movement, with specific locations mentioned in the description. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video features various railway stock captured during a trip through South Wales in April 2008. It begins at Bristol Parkway with an HST set and includes the appearance of 43009. The footage then moves to Newport, where several Class 60 and Class 66 locomotives are seen, including 60007, 66094, 66592, 60017, and 66081. The recording concludes at Llandavenny with additional Class 66 units: 66213, 66583, and 66135. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
A tram journey is shown from the upper deck of Newcastle tram 102, traveling from Wakebridge to Crich Town End. The video captures views along the route, with locations including Newcastle, Elephant & Castle, and Lake mentioned in the metadata. The footage was recorded using a Panasonic HC-X1200 camera. While specific operator and headcode details are not available in the record, the tram is identified as stock number 60007. The video provides a visual account of the journey through the National Tramway Museum area in Crich, Derbyshire.
This video features several Class 43 power cars operating at Retford and Mexborough. The footage captures these units in action over the last couple of years, with specific examples including 43060, 43159, 43257, 43272, 43274, 43277, 43303, 43321, 43468, and 43484. The operators associated with the video include Colas, Network Rail, and RailAdventure. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video captures the steam locomotive 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' in operation at Yatton, along with other stock numbers 20118 and 20132. The footage appears to show the locomotive on a route from Crewe to the West Somerset Railway. Additional locations mentioned include Saltburn. The headcode 5Z07 is associated with the train. The video provides a glimpse of railway operations involving heritage stock, with British Railways identified as the operator.
A video captures a group of trains passing through Lawrence Hill. The footage includes Class 165 unit 165134, along with Class 20 units 20118 and 20132, as well as Class 60 steam locomotive 60007. Additional location mentions include Penally. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
This footage captures a pair of Colas Class 43 power cars operating in the Mexborough area, likely as part of training exercises. Other trains filmed include X-Country service 220014, which was observed using the Roundwood chord—a route typically reserved for contingency purposes. Additional trains and locations featured in the video include Adwick, Cleethorpes, Doncaster, Liverpool Lime Street, Newcastle, Reading, Scarborough, Sheffield, and York.
This video features a collection of steam locomotives in action across various locations, showcasing a range of classes from the 43 and 60 series. Highlights include footage from British Railways and GWR operations at sites such as Horsted Keynes, Bluebell Railway, Dorridge, and Gloucester. The content includes scenes of locomotives working on mainlines and preserved railways, with mentions of specific machines like 43305, 60007, and 60009. The video provides a nostalgic look at steam operations, capturing moments from both historical and preserved railway settings.
This video showcases a scenic tour of an O gauge DCC-sound model railway layout. It features a Lionheart ex-GWR 2-6-2 tank locomotive and a set of Darstaed BR suburban coaches. The footage includes elements related to British Railways and the GWR operator, with references to the location "Lionheart" and headcode 9H08. The content provides an overview of the layout's scenic aspects without detailing specific operational or historical context.
Sir Nigel Greasley 150th anniversary
The Midlands Trainspotter
Sir Nigel Greasley 150th anniversary
This video features a mix of historic railway stock, including locomotives 37501 (class 37), 47802 and 47810 (both class 47), and 60007 (class 60). The footage appears to be associated with British Railways, Intercity, LNER, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. Locations shown include Darlington, Peterborough, and York. No headcodes are identified in the metadata, and further details about the specific events or services depicted are not provided.
This video features locomotives on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, including class 37 37688 ‘Great Rocks’ and others. The footage was captured during a visit to the railway, which operates in locations such as Grosmont, Pickering, and Lee. The operators involved include the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and British Railways. No headcodes are provided in the current record.
The footage includes trains such as 20205 and 20007 hauling a formation of barrier vehicles on a service between York and Wembley Terminal Complex. Additional locations referenced include Worksop and Shireoaks, while headcodes like 6M30 and 1Z32 are noted. The video also highlights the locomotives' performance during a climb up Gamston Bank, showcasing their power and sound.
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.
It also features Cross Country Voyager 221112 on the 1E36 Reading to Newcastle route, as well as Trans Pennine Express services. The footage includes a brief moment of Gresley A4 pacific 4498 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ running late due to signal issues on the West Coast Main Line near Lichfield, though part of this sequence was missed due to a camera malfunction.
This video features locomotive 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley at Doncaster, with additional stock numbers 50007 and 70814 visible. The footage appears to show the locomotive moving between locations associated with Doncaster Works Wabtec. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
This video features locomotive 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, along with other stock including 43321 and 50007, captured at locations such as Doncaster, Crewe, and Leeds. The footage appears to show the locomotive in motion, possibly on a route connecting Crewe to Doncaster Works. No operator details are explicitly mentioned in the audio transcription, though British Railways is listed as an associated operator. Headcode information is not present in the metadata.
This video features trains at Cradley Heath, including locomotive 47712 and train 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, which is heading back to Crewe. Other trains observed include several Class 172 units. The footage also includes mentions of other locations such as Birmingham Moor Street, Stratford, Worcester Shrub Hill, and Bishops Lydeard. The video includes commentary from rail spotters and references to various railway operators.
A video captures railway activity in Bangkok, Thailand, featuring State Railway of Thailand passenger and freight diesel trains operating at Hua Lampong, Bang Sue Junction, Hua Mak, and Lat Krabang. Alstom and Hitachi locomotives, as well as Hitachi DMUs, are visible in the footage. The video includes mentions of specific stock numbers, operators such as Colas and GWR, a location labeled "Alstom," and a headcode "9T77." The content highlights various railway operations across multiple locations within the city.
A locomotive identified as 60007 is seen heading home, assisted by another locomotive numbered 47712, at Parson Street in Bristol. The video includes references to the West Somerset Railway, Minehead, and Crewe. No operator details are provided for the locomotives, and no headcodes are mentioned in the metadata.
The video shows the Class 47 diesel multiple unit numbered 47712 ‘Lady Diana Spencer’ and the Class 60 steam locomotive numbered 60007 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ departing from Bristol Temple Meads. The footage includes both vehicles in motion, with no additional operational or contextual details provided. The operators associated with the video are listed as British Railways and Scot Rail, though it is unclear which operator was involved in the specific scene shown. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video shows the Class 47 diesel locomotive numbered 47712 ‘Lady Diana Spencer’ and the Class 60 steam locomotive numbered 60007 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ arriving at Bristol Temple Meads. The footage includes both historic rail stock types, though no operator information is explicitly linked to the vehicles in the metadata. The location of the event is clearly identified as Bristol Temple Meads. No headcodes are present in the data.
This video captures a busy scene at East Usk Junction in Newport, featuring multiple trains passing through. The footage includes locomotives such as 60074, 66108, 66135, 43174, 43004, 66216, 43093, 43136, 66224, and 60007. The train services are operated by EWS, with one train identified by the headcode 6V75. The video provides a glimpse into the activity at this junction during August 2007.
This video captures trains at Exeter Central, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 150, 220, 221, 37, 43, and 47. Notable stock numbers identified include 37057, 47593, and others. The footage includes trains operated by several companies such as Blue Pullman, Colas, Cross Country, GWR, and Network Rail. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video captures highlights from a visit to the Great Central Railway in Nottingham, featuring two iconic steam locomotives: 60163 'Tornado' and 60103 'Flying Scotsman'. The event included special services operated by 'Tornado', with 'Flying Scotsman' on static display and open for footplate visits. The visit coincided with the Model Railway Exhibition hosted by the Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre and Nottingham Model Railway Society, showcasing various railway layouts and sales stands.
A steam locomotive, identified as 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley', is seen steaming through the Teignmouth sea wall while operating the English Riviera Express. The footage captures the train passing a whistle board and includes multiple whistles. The journey appears to be part of a rail tour that later transitions to another locomotive, 45118, heading towards Northampton. The route includes stops at Kingswear, Taunton, and Hope. The video highlights a sunny day with notable steam train activity along the Devon coastline.
This video captures scenes from Dawlish Warren and surrounding areas, including early morning tranquillity interrupted by passing trains and later footage of tour trains crossing the colonnade viaduct. The content includes views of local landmarks such as swans and ongoing works progress. Several railway stock items are identified, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Locations featured include Dawlish Warren, Dawlish, Exmouth, Paignton, and Starcross.
Other stock involved includes GBRF 66748 'St Michael’s Mount' and 66744 'Heart of Wales', operating on the route between Bishops Lydeard and Cornwall. The footage includes scenes from Norton Fitzwarren, Taunton, Dawlish Warren, and Dawlish, with activity around the observation coach and locomotive movements at various points along the line.
It includes services such as the Tersco train running in both directions, DB Cargo 66s, Heavy Haul Rail ballast trains heading to Heaton Lodge Junction, Network Rail inspection trains, and a Class 37 operated by HNRC Swietelsky. Notably, a special train carrying HS2 tunnel sections is shown diverted via Carlisle Yard due to engineering works on the East Coast Main Line. The footage spans nearly 12 hours and includes multiple rail operators and locations across the UK network.
This video features two notable steam locomotives, 50007 and 60007, operating on the West Somerset Railway during early May. The footage captures these Gresley and Peppercorn Pacifics in action, highlighting their presence on the railway network. While the operators associated with the locomotives are not specified, the video provides insight into their operation during this period. Some details such as headcodes are not included in the record.
A rail event featuring a variety of locomotives took place on the West Somerset Railway, showcasing historic steam engines and other rolling stock. The gathering included notable locomotives such as 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley, along with other preserved engines operating across different routes. Activities involved passenger services, freight operations, and shunting, with movements taking place between locations including Bishops Lydeard, Minehead, Norton Fitzwarren, and others. The event highlighted both heritage and operational aspects of the railway network.
A video captures the arrival of LNER A4 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' at Bishops Lydeard ahead of the West Somerset Railways Spring Steam Gala. The footage also shows the WSR Mogul in BR black and Hunslet 'Newstead' arriving from North Norfolk. Multiple steam engines, including several from British Railways, GWR, and LNER, are set to participate in the event, which includes double and triple headers, freight services, local shuttles, and charter trains passing through the network over the weekend.
This video shows the positioning move of locomotive 60007, known as Sir Nigel Gresley. It was captured on the West Somerset Railway and features the headcode 5Z07. The footage includes scenes from Crewe and the West Somerset Railway. The operator associated with the locomotive is British Railways. No additional context or details about the event are provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of railway stock, including locomotives from classes 37 and 56, captured across various locations such as Doncaster, Eastleigh, Lincoln, Longport, and Melton. The content is associated with multiple operators, including British Railways, DB Schenker, GBRF, LNER, and Network Rail. While the video provides a visual record of these locomotives, specific headcode information is not included in the metadata.
A video captures the LNER Gresley Pacific Class A4 No.60007 'SIR NIGEL GRESLEY' in BR Express Blue livery, operating as part of 'THE CUMBRIAN MOUNTAINEER' rail tour. The locomotive departs from Carlisle Citadel Station on the West Coast MainLine, heading towards Crewe and London Euston. Other locomotives involved include LSL Electric 86101 and D9000. The route passes through Lancaster, Crewe, Milton Keynes Central, and London Euston. The train operates under Locomotive Services Limited and British Railways.
A video captures the LNER Gresley Pacific Class A4 60007 'SIR NIGEL GRESLEY' in BR Express Blue livery at Carlisle Citadel Station, part of a rail tour operated by Locomotive Services Limited. The locomotive is shown on a journey between Crewe and Carlisle, with additional mentions of other services including electric and diesel units. The footage includes scenes from London Euston, Crewe, and Carlisle, with headcodes 1Z07 and 1Z08 referenced.
A video shows the LNER Gresley Pacific Class A4 No.60007 'SIR NIGEL GRESLEY' in BR Express Blue livery, returning to Carlisle Citadel Station after a rail tour. The locomotive was operated by Locomotive Services Limited and was accompanied by a Class 37 diesel locomotive, No.D6851, hauling empty MK1 coaches. The journey originated from London Euston via Crewe on the West Coast Main Line. The footage captures the train arriving at Carlisle, with details of its movement through local junctions and loops.
A LNER Gresley Pacific Class A4 60007 'SIR NIGEL GRESLEY' in BR Express Blue livery is shown operating on a rail tour from London Euston to Carlisle, via Crewe. The locomotive is later joined by a Class 37 diesel D6851 'Flopsie' pulling empty MK1 coaches. The footage captures the train departing Carlisle Citadel Station heading south towards Upperby Junction. The video also includes bloopers captured during filming.
A video captures the arrival of LNER Gresley Pacific Class A4 No.60007 'SIR NIGEL GRESLEY' at Carlisle Citadel Station, operated by Locomotive Services Limited as part of the "CUMBRIAN MOUNTAINEER" rail tour. The train was en route from London Euston via Crewe and Milton Keynes Central. Additional locomotives featured include LSL Electric 86101 and D9000, with details of their respective routes provided. The footage highlights the movement of steam and electric trains on the West Coast Main Line between key locations including Carlisle, Crewe, and London Euston.
This video explores the history of the Brush Class 60 locomotive, featuring footage of all 100 units in the class. It highlights key moments from their early operations, including test runs and early workings on various freight services. The programme also touches on the decline of the class following privatisation and the uncertain future of these locomotives. Specific examples include appearances at locations such as Grantham, Newport, and Stone, with references to operators like British Railways and Southern.
This video showcases a variety of British steam locomotives in action across different railways. Featured locos include 70013 'Oliver Cromwell' at Severn Tunnel Junction, 92212 on the Mid-Hants Railway, and several others on private and mainline routes. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Blue Anchor, Pangbourne, and Strathcarron, with some locomotives operated by British Railways and Southern. A range of steam engines are highlighted, offering a visual celebration of historic rail transport in the UK.
This video features a freight and railtour service associated with Chorlton & Copenhall. It includes various locomotives such as 60007, 66002, 66015, 66019, 66082, 66315, 66519, 66523, 66539, and 66721. The operators involved are Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and GBRF. The footage appears to capture scenes from locations including Cannon Street, Covent Garden, Leicester, Mansion House, and Monument. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features drone footage of stored Class 69 locomotives at Longport Electro Motive Depot and the surrounding sidings. The content highlights the accumulation of these locomotives in storage, with some still in use for shunting duties. The locations mentioned include Longport Sidings, Longport, and Ore. Various Class 50, 56, and 60 locomotives are identified, though no operator details are provided for individual units.
British railways quiz
The Midlands Trainspotter
British railways quiz
This video features a quiz about British railways, with mentions of various train stock including classes 153, 313, 37, 43, 56, and 60. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, GWR, LNER, and Rail Express Systems are referenced. Locations mentioned include Kettering, Market Harborough, and Peterborough. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video captures the steam locomotive 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley operating on a service identified by headcode 1Z07. The footage is taken at Coppenhall, with locations including Carlisle and Crewe mentioned. Multiple stock entries are noted, including 60007, 66007, and 68007, though no specific operator is clearly associated with the locomotive in the metadata. The service appears to be part of a route between Crewe and Carlisle.
A video captures locomotive 60007, known as the "Cumbrian Mountaineer," traveling at high speed over Shap. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Coppull, Scout Green (Shap), and Charnock. Other stock mentioned in the description includes 55022, referred to as the "Royal Scots Grey," and D9000. The video also references train services between Euston, Crewe, and Carlisle with headcode 1Z07. Additional locomotives and train numbers are listed but not visually confirmed in the footage.
A rail video captures the movement of locomotive 60007 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ on a charter service operated by LSL and Saphos. The footage shows the train running between London Euston, Crewe, Lancaster, and Carlisle, with mention of Deltic 22 also operating part of the route. The journey includes both outward and return legs, with the Gresley locomotive working from Crewe to Carlisle and back. No headcodes are provided in the record.
A preserved LNER Class A4 steam locomotive, No. 60007 "Sir Nigel Gresley," is seen heading north along the West Coast Main Line and through Springs Branch south of Wigan. The locomotive was working a railtour from Crewe to Carlisle as part of "The Cumbrian Mountaineer" on 11 March 2026. Another steam locomotive, Class 55 Deltic D9000, was involved in a positioning charter prior to the A4's attachment at Crewe. The train operated with headcode 1Z07.
A video captures the Deltic D9000 and 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley at Crewe. The footage includes mentions of steam and diesel locomotives, with no headcodes identified in the metadata. The operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman and British Railways. No further details about the event or route are provided in the available data.
This video features a compilation of classic British Rail traction units in heritage green liveries, including classes 33, 45, 47, and 50, as well as a DMU and EPB EMU. The footage was captured at several locations across the UK, including Battersea Park, Guide Bridge, London Waterloo, Reading, and Royal Oak. Some of the stock identified includes locomotives 33057, 50007, and 60007. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and Hull Trains. The record contains limited information on headcodes.
A video captures various trains traversing a flat crossing in Newark. It features GBRf class 99 and Rail Operations Group class 93 locomotives, along with LNER passenger services and DB Cargo class 66 freight trains. The footage includes movement along the Nottingham to Lincoln line, passing through locations such as Kingsbury Oil Terminal and Humber Refinery. Multiple train headcodes are present, indicating a variety of services operating in the area.
This video features footage of railway operations involving multiple locomotives, including classes 50, 57, 60, 66, and 68, at locations such as Sellafield, Bare Lane, Morecambe, and Carnforth. The content includes clips of trains departing from Morecambe and arriving at Carnforth, with some scenes showing interactions between different locomotives. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator. Specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
40013 in 2025
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40013 in 2025
This video features locomotives 40013, 57311, and 60007. The record includes operators British Railways and Intercity, but no specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video offers a preview of British Railways in the 2010s, focusing on the first half of 2014. It features various railway locations across England, including Princes Risborough, Watford Junction, London Euston, and Paddington, among others. The footage includes a range of traction types such as electric and diesel locomotives, EMUs, DMUs, and steam engines. Rail tour activity with vintage traction is also highlighted. While specific headcodes are not included in the record, the video provides an overview of railway operations during this period.
A video shows GBRf 66774 'Sue Coles' and 69007 'Richard Trevithick' approaching and crossing the River Cam near Cambridge North. The locomotives are running 10 minutes early on service 6L37 from Hoo Junction Up Yard to Whitemoor Yard. They pass Great Northern 387111/387112 operating service 1T37 from Kings Lynn to London Kings Cross, which had departed Cambridge North heading towards Cambridge. The footage captures the movement of these trains in the area.
This video features a compilation of trains and locomotives in blue liveries, including heritage diesel and steam units. It highlights iconic machines such as 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' and 60532 'Blue Peter', along with other notable examples from British Railways and LNER. The footage spans a range of historic and preserved rolling stock, showcasing their operation over the past decade. While specific locations and headcodes are not included in the metadata, the content offers an engaging visual journey through blue-themed railway heritage.