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60009
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Union Of South Africa
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1Z86
22 Feb 2020
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1Z27
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1Z40
06 Dec 2018
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16 Jun 2018
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07 Dec 2017
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1Z28
04 May 2014
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1Z60
23 Nov 2013
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5Z96
01 Jun 2013
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06 May 2013
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Videos featuring 60009
This video captures railway activity in Bedford and surrounding areas in February 1997. It features a Mainline Freight liveried Class 60 locomotive, 60 044, alongside a Class 117 DMU and Class 319 EMUs at Bedford. The footage also shows a binliner train arriving at Forders Sidings in Stewartby. The video includes scenes of rail operations associated with Network South East and other operators of the time. Some details such as headcodes are not included in the record.
This video features a collection of railway footage captured during October 2022, including various train stock such as classes 142, 150, 165, 390, and 43, along with several headcodes. The locations shown include Birmingham New Street, Coleshill Parkway, Felixstowe, Kidderminster, London Euston, Marston Green, Scunthorpe, and Trafford Park. Operators associated with the footage include Colas, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, and West Midlands Trains.
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.
This video captures railway activity involving multiple locomotives, including 60009, 68008, 68009, and 68018, as well as 88009. The footage was recorded between Bare Lane and Sellafield. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The video provides a visual record of train movements in this region, though specific operational details are not included.
This video compilation features a selection of archived footage from between 2012 and 2018, capturing various steam, diesel, and electric locomotives in action. It includes several British Railways Class 37, Class 60, and Class 67 locomotives, as well as a Class 55 diesel-electric. The footage was recorded at locations including Darlington, Penally, and Saltburn. Some trains are associated with operators such as British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Intercity, and West Midlands Trains. Headcodes 1A16 and 1A35 are also noted in the footage.
This video features a visit to the Bury Transport Museum, where locomotive 60009 "Union of South Africa" is on display. The museum is located in a restored Grade II listed railway warehouse from 1848 and showcases a collection of vintage transport vehicles, including buses, steam rollers, and trams. Interactive exhibits highlight the development of transport in the Northwest, and the museum offers educational facilities, a picnic area, and family-friendly events throughout the year. Accessibility features such as wheelchair access and dedicated parking are available.
This video features a rail tour involving multiple locomotives, including Class 50s numbered 50049 and 50007. The footage was captured at Water Orton and Tame Bridge. Additional stock identified includes Class 170 numbered 170108 and Class 60s numbered 60004 and 60009. The operator associated with the video is GBRF, and headcodes 1Z31 and 6D00 are noted.
This video features footage from the East Lancashire Railway, including appearances by locomotives 60009, 68001, and 68031. The content was recorded during an event held on 2nd July 2022, though no operator or headcode information is included in the metadata.
Footage captured around Ramsbottom station features multiple locomotives, including 40145 and several 60-class units. The video is associated with the East Lancashire Railway and includes headcodes 1S60 and 2P55. No specific operator details are provided for the individual locomotives, but British Railways and DC Rail are noted in the metadata. The content appears to be related to a rail event or operation taking place in the area.
This video features a variety of diesel locomotives, including classes 26, 33, 37, 45, 50, and 60, as well as some units with unknown operators. The footage includes scenes from Olton and shows a train with headcode 1A19. While the video provides details on several locomotives and locations, it does not include specific information about the operator or other contextual details related to the event.
This video captures railway scenes from the East Lancashire Railway during a summer diesel gala event. It features various locomotives, including Class 26, 37, 47, and 68 models, at locations such as Irwell Vale, Ramsbottom, and Burrs CP. The footage includes both visiting and home fleet locomotives, with some operated by external entities. The content highlights railway operations and photography opportunities along the line.
A variety of diesel locomotives and rolling stock were showcased during an event on the East Lancashire Railway. Featured locos included TransPennine Express/DRS Class 68 68031 'Felix', DC Rail Class 60 60046 'William Wilberforce', British Rail Class 26 26007, and others. The event also saw the sole surviving Class 28 D5705 on static display at Bury Bolton Street Station. Multiple classes of stock were present, including Class 37, Class 47, Class 56, and Class 105 DMUs.
It features multiple locomotives, including Class 60, 66, 68, and 88 units, with headcode 6E29 identified. The operators involved include Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Transpennine. The footage provides a glimpse into rail operations in the Crewe area during that time.
This video captures oil tanker trains operating in the Bristol area. It features locomotives including classes 50 and 60, with stock numbers such as 50010, 50019, 60009, 60010, 60019, 60029, and 60039. The footage includes scenes from locations like Dove Holes, Keynsham, and Mortimer. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, DB Schenker, and EWS. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity at Dove Holes, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 50, 60, 66, and 70. The footage includes multiple units such as 50039, 60009, 60039, 66075, 66082, 66548, 66549, 66571, and 70004. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, and GWR. The record does not include headcode information.
This video explores the history and preservation efforts of the Deltic locomotives through interviews with members of the Deltic Preservation Society at their depot in Barrow Hill. It highlights several preserved Deltic units, including 55009 'Alycidon', D9015 'Tuylar', and 55019 'Royal Highland Fusilier'. The footage also touches on the society's future plans for its fleet. Various locations associated with railway operations are mentioned, along with several operators and headcodes related to the rail network.
This video features British Rail Class 60 locomotives numbered 60009 and 60074 operating on a service with headcode 6E01. The route includes locations in Wolverhampton and Burton-on-Trent. The operator associated with the service is DB Schenker.
This video features a group of British Railways and GWR locomotives, including 50007, 50034, 50049, and 60009. The footage appears to capture these steam engines in operation, though specific locations or headcodes are not provided in the metadata. Additional details about the context of the recording are limited within the current record.
This video captures footage from the Barry Island Railway during March to July 2007, featuring scenes of diesel multiple units (DMUs) and historic locomotives. It includes clips inside the depot, along the route to the Waterfront link, and at Barry Island. The content also references a mainline signal box that was later demolished. Some notable railway stock mentioned includes 150283, 47768, and 60009. Locations featured include Barry Island, Barry, March, Plymouth Road, and Waterfront.
A video captures LMS Pacific No. 46233 'Duchess of Sutherland' and LNER A4 Pacific No. 60009 'Union of South Africa' departing Carlisle station together. The footage, taken in September 2013, shows the two historic locomotives leaving side by side. Additional locations mentioned include Haymarket and Tain, though no headcodes are provided in the record.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 37, 50, and 60, with labels such as 37510, 37611, 50008, 60009, 60029, and 66002. It includes footage from locations like Doncaster, Eastleigh, Evesham, Halewood, Hampton, Kings Norton, Leicester, and Solihull. The video also references headcodes such as 0Z51, 4E94, 4M71, 6M48, and 6X43. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Hanson & Hall, and RailAdventure.
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This video features footage of Class 47 diesel locomotives operated by Rail Operations Group, West Coast Railways, and Locomotive Services Limited between 2018 and 2019. It includes various services across UK mainlines with specific headcodes and locations such as Brookmans Park, Southall, and Willesden Junction. Multiple locomotives are shown in operation, including units like 47580, 47813, and 47826, involved in different services throughout the period.
This video captures night-time freight and railtour activity between July 2021 and December 2021, featuring a variety of train classes including 37, 50, 57, 60, 66, and others. It includes footage from locations such as Acton Bridge, Basingstoke, and Malcolm Logistics. Operators involved include Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Great North Eastern Railway, and Hanson & Hall. A headcode of 1Z85 is also noted in the content.
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 captures freight traffic and rail units at Middle Road Crossing. It includes several locomotives, including classes 153, 60, and 66, with headcodes such as 4L28, 4L45, and 5E47. The footage was recorded in the vicinity of Doncaster, Ely, and Felixstowe. The uploader notes filming conditions were favourable due to the absence of wind, though they mention visiting another location for future content.
This video highlights key events on UK mainline and heritage railways in 2021, including the end of HST services on the Midland Mainline and the farewell to LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa'. It also covers the return of several steam locomotives to service, such as BR Class 50 50044 'Exeter' and L&Y Claas 25 957. The video mentions the movement of A4 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' from the National Railway Museum in York for final overhaul work in Crewe. Various railway operators, locations, and locomotive stock are referenced throughout the content.
This video captures footage of Bridgwater Flasks in November 2021, featuring a variety of rail stock including classes 50, 58, and 60. The operators involved are DC Rail and Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage was filmed in Bridgwater. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a tribute to the steam locomotive "Union of South Africa" following its final run. It includes footage from 2013 to 2020, primarily showing Railtours operations with some later scenes of ECS moves and light engine activity. The footage captures various railway stock including classes 47, 50, and 60 locomotives, filmed at locations such as Bowling, Haymarket, and Temple. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, First Great Western, GWR, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways.
This video features a group of railway stock, including Class 60 and Class 68 locomotives such as 60009, 68004, 68009, 68013, 68018, and Class 88 units like 88004 and 88006. The footage was captured at Carnforth station and shows the trains passing through Lancaster. The locations mentioned include Sellafield and Crewe. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features freight train footage captured in August 2021, showcasing a variety of locomotives and railcars. Identified stock includes classes 50 and 60, along with several 66-class units, though no operator or location details are explicitly provided for the footage. The content highlights unseen freight operations, offering a glimpse into railway activity during that period. Some metadata fields remain incomplete, limiting further contextual detail.
A video captures locomotives 60003 and 60009 at the East Lancashire Railway, with mention of additional stock including M50455, M50517, and W55001. The footage is associated with an event titled "Ride Behind Flying Scotsman to Rawtenstall," suggesting a special train service involving heritage locomotives. The East Lancashire Railway and Rawtenstall are noted as locations in the metadata. No headcodes are provided in the available data.
This video features a channel trailer created by Banjostrings07 HD, showcasing clips filmed primarily in the local area from 2020 onwards. The content includes footage of railway stock, including units labeled 43050, 43102, and 60009, though no operators, locations, or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The trailer uses music from Hallman's "Every Time I Fall" and appears to be a follow-up to a similar 2018 version.
This video features a variety of railway operations across different locations. It includes Class 47 and Class 57 locomotives on stock moves, railtours, and services such as the Northern Belle in Cambridgeshire. A Class 37 is shown moving Networker EMUs, while DCR Class 60 and Class 50 locomotives are involved in freight and tour operations. The footage captures movements at locations including Cambridge, Benfleet, Northampton, Gillingham, Cricklewood, Shoeburyness, and others, with several headcodes identified.
This video showcases two historic locomotives, GNR C1 Atlantic No.251 and LNER V2 4771 'Green Arrow', on display at the Danum Rail Heritage Centre in Doncaster. Both locomotives were built at Doncaster Works and are currently on loan from the National Railway Museum, having been transported from Shildon. The museum also features a collection of railway artefacts from the Doncaster Grammar School railway society, including signage, infrastructure, and locomotive parts. The video highlights the rich railway heritage of the area and its significance in the history of locomotive construction.
A train identified as 60009 is seen traveling on the Railway Touring Company's The Cotswold Venture service, with headcode 1Z60. The journey appears to be between London Paddington and Worcester Shrub Hill, passing Worcestershire Parkway along the way. The operator is listed as Railway Touring Company, though another operator, West Coast Railways, is also noted in the metadata. No further details about the service or route are provided in the available information.
LNER A4 Pacific 60009 'Union of South Africa' appears on public services at the East Lancashire Railway in May 2021, accompanied by ELR Diesel Group's 45108. The locomotive had recently returned from York following a delay due to national lockdowns and is shown without its mainline overhead electric line warning markings, instead featuring original red and white variants.
This video features a range of British railway stock including classes 31, 37, 58, and 60, along with others, captured during a tour through several locations in the UK. The footage includes passing shots of various yards and haulage exchanges at Hull, Doncaster, Peterborough, Leicester, and other sites. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from the early 1990s, highlighting locomotives and scenes that have since become rare or obsolete.
This video captures railway scenes from Doncaster and the Barnetby area in the 1980s, featuring a range of locomotives including classes 31, 37, 50, and 58. The footage was originally recorded on VHS and later restored for release. It includes views from locations such as Habrough and Hope. While no specific operators are identified in the metadata, British Railways and related entities are noted. The video provides a historical glimpse of railway operations during this period.
This video features footage of LNER A4 Pacific No. 60009 'Union of South Africa' captured between 2015 and 2019, compiled during the UK Covid-19 lockdown. It includes scenes of the locomotive on the main line, as well as appearances by other locomotives double heading with it, such as Black 5 No. 45407 at Oxenholme and A1 Pacific No. 60163 'Tornado' at Newcastle Central. The content highlights various railway locations across the UK.
This video shows railway activity around Tondu in 2003, during a period when track relaying work near Pyle caused freight services on the South Wales mainline to divert. It includes footage of trains passing through various locations along the route, including Bridgend, Margam Yard, Pyle, and Sarn. Several locomotives are identified, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The content provides a glimpse into the operational adjustments made during railway maintenance work.
This video compilation features LNER A4 Pacific No. 60009 'Union of South Africa' captured during rail tours and locomotive movements in 2014. It includes footage from various locations such as Carlisle, Darlington, Dent, Durham, Haymarket, Hexham, Newcastle, Saltburn, Wem, and York. The video provides a collection of clips showcasing the locomotive and other stock including classes 47, 57, 60, 66, and 67, with operators such as LNER, British Railways, EWS, and West Coast Railways represented in the metadata.
This video showcases highlights from 2020 on UK preserved railways and mainline tours, capturing moments both before and after lockdown restrictions. It features various railway stock, including classes 20, 37, and 58, with headcode 1T00 appearing in the footage. Operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, and Direct Rail Services (DRS) are represented, and locations include Church Fenton, Haymarket, Horwich Parkway, and York. The content reflects a year of continued railway activity despite challenges, offering glimpses into preserved and mainline rail experiences across the UK.
This video features a review of SteamTours from 2020, showcasing seven steam locomotives. Among the locomotives included is 60009, which is classified as a class 60. The operators associated with the content are British Railways and the Railway Touring Company. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.
This video features a compilation of Class 88 electric locomotives filmed in 2020, showcasing all ten units from 88001 to 88010. The footage includes multiple clips of each unit, with some units appearing more frequently than others. Additional stock numbers such as 20302, 37401, and various Class 60 and Class 68 locomotives are also present in the video. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Direct Rail Services (DRS). Location and headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video features a compilation of double-headed steam trains captured on both mainline and heritage railway events. It includes locomotives such as the LNER A3 60103 'Flying Scotsman', GWR 5700 Class 7714, and others from various operators including British Railways, GWR, LNER, West Coast Railways, and West Midlands Trains. The footage showcases a range of historic locomotives at locations such as Hope and York. Some details about specific operators and stock are provided, though headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures a selection of railway movements from Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 37s, 31s, 47s, 56s, and others such as 86/87/90/92 and HSTs. Midway through, the Hastings unit arrives, followed by steam locomotive 60009. The footage includes both freight and passenger services, highlighting the diversity of operations seen during a busy period in the mid-1990s.
This video features footage of LNER A4 steam locomotives 60009 and 60019 operating on mainline routes between 2012 and 2019. The recordings capture the locomotives at various locations including Cambridge, Hitchin, Lincoln, London Victoria, Newcastle, Shalford, and York. Specific services include runs with headcodes such as 1Z46, 1Z62, 1Z60, and 1Y88. The content provides a compilation of these historic locomotives in action across different sections of the network.
This video features a compilation of trains captured at night, filmed over several years. It includes various train stock such as classes 175, 221, 37, 47, 50, and 56, with operators including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Coast, EWS, GBRF, Great North Eastern Railway, GWR, and Intercity. The footage was recorded at locations such as Acton Bridge and Bounds Green. Some metadata details are limited, with headcodes not identified in the current record.
A LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa' is seen during what is likely her final mainline appearance, following the end of her mainline ticket earlier in the year. The locomotive was transported from York to the East Lancashire Railway by West Coast Railways 37706. It had been stored at the Railway Museum in York since March, with movement delayed due to lockdown restrictions. The A4 will complete its remaining boiler ticket at the East Lancashire Railway before being retired from steam, as requested by its owner, John Cameron.
A video shows a test train with notable wheel flats traveling south through Lancaster. The train includes stock numbered 60009 and 88009, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage appears to be taken near Carlisle and Lancaster, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video captures scenes from Toton TMD, featuring a variety of stored and operational locomotives. Among the stock present are several Class 60s, including units numbered 60008, 60009, 60018, 60027, and 60065, alongside multiple Class 66s such as 66001, 66060, 66140, 66182, and 66701. The footage also includes freight operations and locomotives from operators including GBRf, DB Cargo, DCRail, and Transport for Wales. The record lacks specific location or headcode details.
A locomotive, identified as LMS Jubilee 45699 'Galatea' but appearing as 45562 'Alberta', is seen operating on the inaugural run of the weekly "Scarborough Spa Express" tour. The footage captures the locomotive leaving the Railway Museum in York, traveling towards Scarborough, and crossing the River Ouse over Scarborough Bridge during its return journey. The video also includes scenes from Carnforth, Haymarket, and York. While the record contains details about the stock, operator, and locations involved, headcode information is not available.
This video features historic steam locomotive footage from the 1990s, including 71000 descending from Dent towards Blea Moor Tunnel. It also captures scenes on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway with locomotives 34092 and 75078, as well as a loco exchange at Appleby involving 60009 and 46229 in maroon livery. The footage includes various railway locations such as Dent, Keighley, Haworth, and the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, with some mention of the East Lancs Railways.
A train arrives at York, with the A4 visible after bringing another train in from the south. The video includes two locomotives identified as 47832 and 60009. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Network Rail, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. The locations shown are York and Haymarket. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video compilation showcases a variety of steam and diesel locomotives filmed between 2011 and 2018 at Hexham on the Tyne Valley Line. Featured locos include classes 37, 47, 67, and notable examples such as A4 pacific No. 60009 'Union of South Africa' and 45690 'Leander'. The footage was compiled during pandemic restrictions in England. Operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Network Rail.
A video captures DB Schenker 60079 coupling with UK Railtours “Drax 40” tour, which was brought in by 66001. Other trains seen include 66730 on a Doncaster to Tyne Dock coal train and 66076 with a southbound empty coal train. The footage includes various locomotives and rail movements from locations such as Doncaster, Tyne Dock, and York.
It includes footage of the Union of South Africa on a railtour and highlights the differences in the railway scene from 1992 compared to today. The locations shown include Blackburn, Ramsbottom, Rawtenstall, and the East Lancashire Railway. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 20, 45, 60, and 35, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of footage captured between 2012 and 2015, showcasing LNER A1 Pacific No. 60163 'Tornado' in various locations across the UK. The clips include scenes from Darlington, Finsbury Park, Heworth, Newcastle, Shildon, and York. Additional stock numbers identified in the footage are 43305 and 60009. Operators mentioned include British Railways, LNER, and RailAdventure. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.
A video shows locomotive 60009, a Class A4 steam engine, waiting at Hereford in January 1994. The footage captures the engine possibly taking on water before heading south, with a view of it crossing the River Wye. Additional locations mentioned include Doncaster, Haymarket, and Wye. The operator associated with the locomotive is British Railways. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features a collection of older photographs showcasing various stations along the route from Birmingham New Street to Bromsgrove. The stations included are Five Ways, University, Selly Oak, Bournville, Kings Norton, Northfield, Longbridge, Barnt Green, and Bromsgrove. Some locations mentioned have historical significance, such as Northfield, where the narrator began their interest in train numbers, and Barnt Green, which serves as a junction for the Redditch branch. The video also references the Lickey Incline at Bromsgrove and mentions the use of banking engines from Saltley depot.
This video features highlights of A4 Pacific No. 60009 'Union of South Africa' during rail tours and movements across the UK between 2012 and 2013. The footage includes appearances at various locations such as Armathwaite, Carlisle, Darlington, Durham, Filey, Haymarket, MetroCentre, Newcastle, Scarborough, and Seamer. The locomotive was operated by British Railways and West Coast Railways. The video serves as a tribute to the iconic steam engine ahead of its official withdrawal from mainline service.
This video features LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa', a historic steam locomotive that has been preserved and operated on mainline railtours for nearly 50 years. Built in 1937 by the LNER at Doncaster, it served until 1966 before entering preservation. The locomotive was later returned to mainline service in 1973 and has since appeared on various railtours across the UK. It is now expected to retire from mainline operations with its certificate expired, and will likely operate on the East Lancashire Railway for the remainder of its boiler certification.
This video provides a look inside Doncaster Plant 150, featuring views of depot operations, the refurbishment of a railcar, new wheels being fitted, and an engineers' section. It also includes footage from the station, with mentions of Alan Peglar and his Flying Scotsman, as well as references to older liveries, HSTs, and GNER Eurostars. Several locomotives and railcars are identified, including classes 37, 45, 47, 58, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage appears to be part of a series recorded in July 2003.
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2003 Doncaster Plant 150 tour. Mallard, Stirling Single, Scotsman, Union of South Africa etc
This video captures a visit to Doncaster in July 2003, featuring a range of railway stock including modern and iconic steam locomotives. It includes footage from a special photographers' evening with views of various classes of traction available at the time, as well as inside scenes of the depot. The content also references other locations such as Stirling and mentions specific headcodes. A variety of operators and railway classes are noted in the metadata, though no specific operational details or events are described in the audio transcription.
A Class 47 locomotive, identified as 47826, is seen returning to Ealing Broadway after being dropped off at York. The video mentions that another locomotive, Union of South Africa (60009), was leading the journey but was later removed at York. The footage includes scenes from York and St Albans City, though no operator or headcode details are provided in the metadata.
A video captures the historic locomotives 70000 Britannia and 60009 Union Of South Africa at Church Fenton, likely during a farewell event. The footage was recorded on 7 March 2020 and features the locomotives in what appears to be a ceremonial or celebratory setting. Additional locations mentioned include Haymarket. While operator information is noted as British Railways, no headcodes are present in the record.
It features appearances of various railway stock, including classes 222, 43, 60, and 66, as well as footage of EMR Intercity services and a VP185-powered HST. The journey also includes visits to see a steam charter and a test train. Operators mentioned include East Midlands Railway, Intercity, Midland Mainline, and West Coast Railways.
A video captures steam locomotives in York, featuring British Railways Britannia Class 70000 'Britannia' and LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa'. The footage shows 'Britannia' operating "The White Rose" from Shrewsbury, while 'Union of South Africa' runs what is believed to be its final tour, "The Yorkshireman", departing Ealing Broadway. Large crowds gathered along the route to view the A4 locomotive, which was expected to retire following this trip. The video also notes that 60009's future remains uncertain due to planning issues for a proposed museum in Scotland and an upcoming boiler ticket expiry.
This video features a railtour operated by the Railway Touring Company, showcasing locomotive 60009 passing through London Paddington. Another locomotive, 60004, is also identified in the footage. The content provides a glimpse of railway operations during a tour event, with no headcode information available in the current record.
A4 Pacific 60009 Union Of South Africa is shown leading a train service from Ealing Broadway to York, identified by headcode 1Z35. The journey passes through Colton Junction. Additional headcode 5M77 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of trains at Newcastle and Durham railway stations. It features locomotives such as 60009, 66130, 66185, and others operating with different freight services, including coal trains and intermodal movements. Trains from operators like Cross Country, East Coast, and DB Schenker are shown passing through Newcastle and Durham, with some heading towards Tyne Dock. The footage includes both northbound and southbound services, highlighting the movement of various train types across these locations.
A video featuring steam locomotive 60009 'UoSA' operating on a service from Worcester Shrub Hill to London Paddington with headcode 1Z86. The footage includes scenes from Ashchurch for Tewksbury and Haresfield. Operated by the Railway Touring Company, the video captures the locomotive during what may be its final appearance in the area before retirement.
A4 class locomotive 60009 is shown departing Worcester Shrub Hill station, heading towards London Paddington on service 1Z86. The footage captures the train in operation during its journey on 22 February 2020. While specific operator information is not available in the record, the locations and headcode are clearly identified. The video provides a visual record of this historic locomotive in service.
A4 class steam locomotive 60009 Union of South Africa is shown passing Worcester Forgate station during a turning move, heading back towards London on the Cotswold Venturer service. The footage captures the locomotive in operation with headcode 5Z85. While the operator is identified as British Railways, no specific locations beyond the station are detailed in the record.
A video captures the 60009 'Union Of South Africa' locomotive on the Cotswold Venturer service, showing it at Haresfield and Stonehouse. The footage includes the locomotive during its journey from Paddington to Worcester and back, with a focus on its appearance at Kemble on the return trip. The record includes details of the locations involved but lacks information about the operator and headcode.
A railtour featuring LNER A4 60009 'Union of South Africa' and LMS Princess Coronation Class 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland' runs through Ealing Broadway to York amid challenging weather conditions. The footage captures the locomotives operating without fault during Storm Dennis. The event is part of "The Valentines White Rose" railtour, though specific operator details for the second locomotive are not included in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Ealing Broadway and York. No headcodes were identified in the available data.
A video captures the LNER Class A4 steam locomotive 60009 Union of South Africa moving from the East Lancashire Railway to Grosmont. The footage shows the locomotive operating on a slow line, with some shaky camera work noted by the creator. The locomotive, built in 1937 at Doncaster Works, is one of six surviving A4s and remains mainline certified. The train was part of service 5Z61 on the day of filming.
This video features train footage from several locations including Bristol Parkway, Yate, Newport, and Cardiff Central. It includes clips of various locomotives, with a notable appearance of a DB 60 hauling a Barry Docks - Dollands Moor container train. The recording highlights different rail stock and operational activity across these stations during the period of December 2013.
A video shows locomotive 60009 on the East Lancashire Railway. The footage includes scenes at Haymarket and the East Lancashire Railway, though no headcodes are present in the record. Multiple stock identifiers, including 50009 and 66009, are noted, but operator details are not specified. The content is associated with British Railways.
This video shows the movement of empty coach stock, featuring a variety of railway classes including 20, 37, 47, and 50, as well as some steam locomotives. The footage includes several carriages identified with labels such as 165120, 20189, 37038, and others. The location shown is Tyseley, and the operators involved include British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, GBRF, GWR, Intercity, Scot Rail, and West Coast Railways. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video compilation features a variety of rail operations in London, including locomotives such as Class 47, 66, and 73. The footage includes scenes from locations like London Waterloo, Ealing Broadway, Harringay, Fleet, and West Hampstead. Several specific units are identified, including 47245, 60009, 66069, 66098, 66730, and 73201. The video includes railtours, test trains, and unit drags, offering a glimpse into different railway activities in the area.
This video features a collection of diesel and electric railtours filmed in 2019, showcasing various locomotives and locations across the UK. The footage includes trains operated by multiple companies, with scenes captured at sites such as Crewe, Derby, Gloucester, Hastings, Okehampton, Parkend, Salisbury, and Tonbridge. Several locomotive types are identified, including classes 20, 37, 47, 50, and 56, though specific operators associated with these units are not detailed in the metadata. The content includes a notable moment at around 4:44, as described in the video's description.
This video features a collection of rail footage captured in 2019 across various locations in the UK, showcasing steam, diesel, and electric trains on main lines and at heritage railways. The content includes locomotives such as classes 158, 31, 37, 50, 56, and 60, with operators including British Railways, Colas, GBRF, LNER, and West Coast Railways. Locations mentioned include Embsay and Hope. The video provides a visual summary of rail travel during that year.
This video highlights key moments from 2019 in UK preserved rail and mainline operations, including the end of HST services on the Great Western and East Coast Main Lines, appearances by GWR steam locomotive 2999 "Lady of Legend" at Didcot, and events such as the return of diesel services to the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway and the debut of BR 9f 92134 at the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Gala. The content features preserved rail stock including classes 50 and 60, with references to operators such as British Railways, East Coast, GWR, and GBRF, and locations including Keighley, York, and Chiswick.
A British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive, numbered 60009 Union of South Africa, is shown passing through Finsbury Park in an unspecified tour from Kings Cross. The footage captures the locomotive in motion during a period in October 2013. No operator or headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features a review of 16 steam locomotives, including notable examples such as 60009 `Union of South Africa`, 60103 `Flying Scotsman`, and 60163 `Tornado`. The footage includes various railway operators like Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, Grand Central, RailAdventure, Railway Touring Company, and West Coast Railways. Locations mentioned include Bruton, Crewe, Darlington, Haymarket, and York. Some locomotive details are noted, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
A range of locomotives, including classes 43, 47, 56, and 60, are featured, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage showcases different traction types hauling various services during two separate filming sessions.