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60064
Class 60
Videos featuring 60064
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
🎺😃👍 66531 4E81 Felixstowe North F.L.T. to Doncaster Ept (F'Liners) 11;51 18L Lea Road 2/10/2026
This video features railway scenes from Doncaster and other locations, including mentions of historic locomotives and events related to the 150th anniversary of Sir Nigel Gresley. It includes references to various stock numbers, operators such as Blue Pullman and British Railways, and headcodes associated with train services. The content highlights railway heritage and current operations across multiple sites in the UK.
This video explores the history and operations of the Brush-built Class 60 diesel locomotives in the 21st century, featuring various units across different locations. Highlights include appearances by locomotives such as 60001, 60003, and 60008 at sites including Bromsgrove, Longbridge, and Carstairs, among others. The footage captures these locomotives in a range of roles, from freight operations to railtours, showcasing their continued use across multiple operators and regions.
This video captures train activity at Peterborough, featuring a variety of freight services. Identified stock includes locomotives from classes 37 and 66, with multiple units noted by their labels. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, East Coast, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, LNER, and Maritime. Additional locations referenced in the metadata include Alexandra Palace, Kidderminster, March Up yard, Mountsorrel, Newark Northgate, Trafford Park, and Whitemoor Yard. Headcodes present range from 0L00 to 4M20.
This video captures scenes from Loughborough Brush Works, featuring a number of stored locomotives including Class 60s and Class 92s. Among the stock present are locomotives such as 60008, 60009, 60038, and 60061, along with other units listed in the description. The footage also includes a rare visit by Hoover 50017, typically associated with the Great Central Railway. Additional rail equipment such as Beacon Rail Shunter 18002 is also noted. The video provides a panoramic view of the Brush Works site towards its conclusion.
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 explores several railway locations across the East Midlands, including Leicester TMD, Loughborough Brush Works, Toton TMD (Long Eaton), and Derby. The footage includes various locomotives and rolling stock, with specific units identified such as classes 170, 222, and 37. The journey also passes by Burton-on-Trent, where Nemesis Rail is based. The content provides a glimpse into stored and active trains, offering an insight into railway operations and preservation efforts in the region.
A video shows Class 220 220017 and Class 221 221114 departing from Bristol Temple Meads. The train is operating service 1E63, which runs between Plymouth and Leeds. Additional stock numbers 60008 and 60064 are also noted in the metadata. Operators Cross Country and Greater Anglia are associated with the video, along with locations including Bristol Temple Meads, Leeds, and Plymouth.
This video captures trains at Ainsdale and nearby locations, featuring multiple units including Class 507 and Class 777 electric multiple units. Merseyrail is identified as one of the operators present in the footage. The content includes various train stock numbers but does not provide headcode information.
This video captures scenes from Barnetby Station in May 1992, featuring various locomotive classes operating during the British Railways era. The footage includes multiple train units, such as classes 142, 156, 37, and 56, though specific operators are not identified. Additional locations mentioned include Hope. The content provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from the early 1990s.
This video captures footage from Toton Bank, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 60 and 66. The operators involved include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Maritime, and Network Rail. Headcodes present in the footage are 0Z99, 1A29, and 1C12.
A diesel-themed event took place at the Midland Railway Centre, featuring locomotives from DB Cargo and other operators. The video includes appearances by several Class 60 and Class 66 diesel locomotives, such as 60066, 60100, and 66136. Other locos involved in the event are also shown. The footage captures railway activity at locations including Swanwick Junction and a miniature train site.
It features freight trains including new Class 60 locomotives, likely on a running-in trip for 60 064, as well as HST services and light engine movements. The footage includes various British Rail classes such as 43, 56, and 60, with operators associated with British Railways and related entities.
This video captures footage from around London stations in December 1996. It features various railway stock, including classes 31, 37, 60, and 90, though specific operators are not identified for these vehicles. The locations shown include Euston, London King's Cross, and Preston, among others. While the record includes details about stock and locations, headcode information is missing.
A video captures Euro Cargo Rail locomotives 66245 and 66064 passing through Stratford. The footage includes additional stock numbers identified, such as 60064 and 66004, along with a Class 82 unit marked as 82121. The operator associated with the video is Network Rail. No headcodes are noted in the metadata.