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60071
Class 60
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Ribblehead Viaduct
Videos featuring 60071
The video captures railway activity involving the return of Castle Class 7029 ‘Clun Castle’ to the mainline after an overhaul, along with test trains arriving at Derby RTC. It also features UK Railtours’ ‘Independence Day’ railtour passing through Long Eaton and Toton, where a locomotive swap took place between GBRF 69001 ‘Mayflower’ and DB 66104 before heading to Leeds. The footage includes views of locomotives at Toton depot and highlights the movement of various trains across several locations.
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 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.
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The REDS Turning BLUE! 66006 & 66024 are REPAINTED and Ready for EXPORT at Toton TMD..
Aerial footage shows multiple locomotives at Toton TMD, including DB Cargo Class 66 units 66006, 66014, and 66024, which have been repainted in an all-blue livery and are prepared for export to Romania. Additional locos present include several from classes 56, 60, and 66. The video captures views of the depot and surrounding areas, with no specific routes or operational details provided.
This video showcases a variety of locomotive movements, including double-headed workings, top and tail configurations, and unit drags. It features multiple classes of stock from different operators across various locations. The footage includes locos such as classes 20 and 37 operating in different environments, with headcodes indicating specific services. The compilation highlights a range of railway activity captured over the past year.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Doncaster and other locations across the UK rail network. It includes locomotives from classes 185, 221, 43, and 60/66, with headcodes such as 0E73, 1A18, and 4D87 identified. Operators represented include British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, and Network Rail. The footage includes trains at locations such as Cleethorpes, Darlington, Felixstowe, Glasgow Central, Liverpool Lime Street, Mossend EuroTerminal, South Bank, and Tonbridge West Yard.
This video provides aerial views of parts of DB Cargo's Toton TMD that are not typically visible from ground-level vantage points. It highlights stored locomotives located within the depot, offering insight into their current positions and condition. The footage was captured in accordance with drone regulations and includes a variety of locomotive stock, including models 60001, 60004, 60007, 60010, 60011, 60015, 60020, 60026, 60031, and 60040. The operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and GBRF, while locations mentioned are Doncaster and Hope.
A video captures a train convoy, including locomotives 56103 and 56045 from DC Rail, escorting 58023 back to Loughborough after an event at Barrow Hill. The footage shows stored locomotives across the Toton depot, featuring Class 60, Super versions, and Class 66 units. Additional locomotives identified include 20302, 20311, 60019, 60045, 60059, 60065, and 60071. The video also highlights locations such as Corby, Hope, Longport, and Loughborough.
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.
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Choppers & Deltic SNEAK UP on me at SPEED - Plus RARELY seen locos behind Toton North Yard!
A video captures a fast-moving train convoy, including locomotives such as 69014, 55009, and others, passing through Toton centre lines. The footage also features several long-term stored locomotives located behind Toton North Yard, including 67004, 66187, 60065, and 60071. Additional locomotives identified in the video include 20007, 20205, 57307, 60059, 66024, 66122, and 66138. The video includes references to locations such as Dean, Hope, Leeds, Longport, Lydney Junction, and Sandwich, along with headcodes like
This video features a compilation of freight trains operating on the route between Tuebrook Sidings and Ashton In Makerfield, passing through several locations including Prescot, Eccleston Park, Bryn, Ince, and Stone. The footage includes multiple Class 60 locomotives, with some Class 66 units also visible. The trains are associated with GB Railfreight and operate on routes that may vary slightly depending on the day of the week. The video provides a glimpse into regular freight operations near the mainline, highlighting various points along the journey.
The video shows locomotives at a depot in Nottingham, including stored Class 66 and Class 60 units operated by DB Cargo. Several Class 67 locomotives are being stripped for parts. The footage highlights the current state of these rolling stock assets and raises questions about their future use or disposal.
This video captures rail scenes from various locations across Wales, featuring freight and passenger services. It includes footage of trains operating near Aberthaw Power Station, Severn Tunnel Junction, and other sites, with a focus on the variety of locomotives and liveries present. The content highlights the changes in rail operations over time, particularly noting the decline of freight traffic on certain lines. Several train classes, including 37, 57, 60, and 66, are identified, along with operators such as Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, and Freightliner. The video also references specific locations like Barry Docks and Cadoxton.
This video captures a rail tour in Wales, featuring locomotives 56038 and 60021. The journey begins at Margam Yard, moving onto the mainline towards Cardiff, with stops at Ninian Park and Bassaleg Viaduct. It includes footage of the train arriving at Machen Quarry and departing for Newport in the evening. Other locomotives seen include 60071 and 66169. The tour appears to involve travel through key locations in South Wales, though specific operator details are limited in the record.
This video features an interview with Andrew Haines, Chief Executive of Network Rail, discussing the proposed Rail Reform Bill and its implications for the future of rail in Britain. Topics include the potential rebranding of the Integrated Rail Body, the role of the private sector, franchising, and cultural changes within the industry. The discussion highlights key questions surrounding the reform process, including legislative timelines and the transition of staff from the Department for Transport to the new body. No specific railway locations or operational details are included in this record.
This video features freight train footage captured in January 2024, showcasing a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Identified stock includes classes 319, 37, and 66, with associated labels such as 319433, 37219, and 66005. The footage appears to have been recorded near Keynsham and Patchway. Operators featured in the metadata include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Hanson & Hall, London Northwestern Railway, and Maritime. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
It shows Class 60 locomotives operating oil and construction trains, along with a Class 37 and a green Class 47 004 heading to Cricklewood. A Network SouthEast Class 165/166 Turbo and a Class 47-hauled Inter-City Cross Country service from Brighton are also visible. The footage includes various locomotives and services operating in the area, providing insight into rail operations of that time.
This video provides an aerial view of Toton Yard, showcasing a variety of locomotives in storage and maintenance. It features several Class 60 and Class 66 units, including 60163 Tornado undergoing wheel turning. The footage highlights the presence of multiple locomotives from different operators such as DB Schenker, EWS, and Maritime at the location in Nottingham.
A GBRF Class 60 freight locomotive, identified as 60021, is seen entering Doncaster. The footage captures the locomotive before it makes a signal stop with a Doncaster Up Decoy to Tyne SS working. Another Class 60 locomotive, 60071, is also noted in the metadata. The video provides a glimpse of freight operations at Doncaster.
This video captures a display of railway stock at Crewe Heritage Centre. Featured locomotives include 47712 and several Class 37 diesel units, such as 37401. The footage includes mentions of locations like Loch Awe, though the specific context of these references is not detailed. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures freight trains at Barnetby station in Lincolnshire, UK. It features a variety of locomotives including Class 37 and Class 66 models, though specific operators are not identified. Additional locations mentioned include Humber Refinery, Kingsbury, and Ore. The footage appears to focus on the movement of freight services through the area.
This video captures footage from Doncaster Station in July 2003, featuring Eurostar trains in GNER liveries. The content includes platform and trackside views during a visit that coincided with the "Plant 150" celebration. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 20, 37, 47, 60, 66, 67, 86, and 89, though operators are not specified for these units. The video also mentions plans to release additional clips from August 2022 in the future.
This video captures a model railway layout named Dovedale, showcased at the Gauge O Guild event in Doncaster. The layout is inspired by operations around Peak Forest and features a variety of diesel locomotives from the 1990s era, including those in Mainline Freight, Loadhaul, and EWS liveries. Several British Railways Class 33, Class 37, and Class 60 models are identified in the footage. The event highlights model railway operations and includes a range of transport-related content.
This video captures a freight and railtour event at Acton Bridge featuring multiple locomotive classes, including 50, 60, 66, 70, and 88, along with some 90 class units. The footage includes various stock numbers such as 50010, 60071, 60074, 60076, 66059, 70002, 70020, 88003, 88008, and 90010. The event took place on 13 November 2021, with associated headcodes 1Z30 and 1Z31. Operators involved include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), E
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Railfreight at Barry Docks 37/60/66, plus Railtour with 37408/197/66145
This video captures railfreight operations at Barry Docks, including the failure of class 66110, which led to a rescue by EWS 37408. The footage follows the locomotive through the docks and along the Vale of Glamorgan line near Cardiff Bay. Additional scenes show movements of two class 60 locomotives at the docks in February 2012. Later, the video tracks 37038/197/66145 on a railtour through Barry, Neath, and Onllwyn.
This video features a variety of railway scenes across Wales, including freight operations and railtour footage. It includes shots from locations such as Severn Tunnel Junction, Barry Docks, Abergavenny, and Tondu. Locomotives seen include classes 37, 40, 57, 60, and 66, with specific examples like 37603, 60045, and 66002. The content also references railtours within Aberthaw Power Station and highlights changes in infrastructure at Severn Tunnel Junction. Freight movements into Cardiff Bay and Newport are included, along with clips from Marshfield and Eastbrook.
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 captures a rail tour beginning and ending at Finsbury Park Station, with stops at Newark North Gate, Peterborough, March, Colchester, and Hope. The footage was filmed at several locations east of the East Coast Main Line. Several locomotives are identified in the metadata, including classes 37, 56, 58, and 60, though no operators are specified. A headcode of "1Z37" is noted. The tour appears to offer a historical perspective on railway operations in the region.
This video captures trains at Eastleigh, including shunting operations and stored Class 58 locomotives in the old depot. Several locomotive classes are visible, such as Class 56, 58, 60, and 66. The footage also includes a Tanker train from Fawley, which is no longer in service. Various operators associated with the railway industry are noted, though specific operator involvement in the scenes is not detailed.
This video shows multiple trains operating on the Acton Main Line and West Ealing section of the Great Western Main Line. It features locomotives from Classes 59, 60, and 66, including units numbered 59203, 60071, 66160, 66562, and 66582. The operators involved are EWS and Freightliner. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
Several locomotives are featured, including three Class 60s, with one noted for producing a significant amount of steam. The footage also includes local traffic movements. While specific operators associated with the locomotives are not identified in the metadata, the locations mentioned include Gloucester and Ribblehead. The record lacks headcode information.
This video compares the area around Cholsey Station before and after electrification, showing changes observed between recordings in 2018 and 2026. The footage includes views of the station and surrounding locations such as Banbury, Oxford, Theale, and Trafford Park. Various train stock numbers are visible, along with headcodes and operators associated with the railway services captured.
This video showcases a range of freight trains operating in the UK during 2013, featuring both diesel and electric locomotives. It includes classes such as 20, 37, 47, 56, 59, 60, 66, 67, 70, 86, 90, and 92. Several locations are mentioned, including Brookmans Park, Dagenham Dock, Hinksey Yard, and Willesden Junction. Headcodes such as 1M80, 4L89, and 4E24 appear in the footage. Operators involved include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, and GBRF.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 37 and 60 locomotives and a class 31 diesel multiple unit, captured at York. The footage includes headcode 8J06 and references several operators such as British Railways, Direct Rail Services, Northern, and Virgin Trains. While the specific context of the recording is not detailed, the presence of multiple operators suggests a diverse railway scene. The video provides a glimpse into historical and operational elements of the rail network in York.
This video features a rail tour recorded in early 2015, capturing locomotives 60071, 60092, 66230, 67015, and 67016 at several locations including Hamstead, Aston, Chester, Stafford, and Coleshill P/W. The tour was affected by a late arrival of the ECS at Stafford, causing delays throughout the day. The footage includes various railway operations and scenes from different stations along the route.
It features a range of British Rail diesel locomotives, including classes 08, 58, 60, 66, and 67. Several class 60 locomotives are shown in rows, likely awaiting disposal or sale. The footage includes specific units such as 58023, 60008, 60013, 60014, 60018, 60027, 60032, 60037, 60057, and 60060. Operators associated with the video include BR - Sectors, DB Schenker, EWS, Freight
The video shows two large freight trains passing through Lancaster. The first consists of 60071 leading a set of Class 66 and Class 60 locomotives and wagons, operating on service 0X44. The second train is led by 66168 with a combination of Class 66 and Class 60 units, running on service 0X42. Both trains are returning south following weekend engineering work. The footage includes locomotives from Carlisle Yard heading towards Warrington Arpley.
A British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive, numbered 60071, is shown arriving at Hereford on service 6M86 Margam to Dee Marsh. The footage captures the locomotive following a driver change and moving away from the station. The video was recorded in poor weather conditions. The locomotive is associated with operator EWS, and the locations featured include Hereford and Ribblehead.
A rail vehicle, identified as 60071, is shown in operation on a journey from Healey Mills to Doncaster Belmont. The footage captures the train passing Wakefield Kirkgate station, with a driver named Holbeck Lad at the controls. The service is associated with headcode 6Z20 and operated by EWS. The video provides a glimpse of this specific rail movement, highlighting the locomotive and its route through key locations along the journey.
This video captures railway activity at Newport in South Wales, featuring a variety of locomotives including 37093, 37410, 37893, 56032, 57008, 60071, and 60086. The footage includes multiple train movements recorded over two days in October 2003. No operators or headcodes are specified in the metadata.
This video captures freight operations in South Wales, featuring locomotives including 40009, 40014, 40094, and 60009, among others. The footage was recorded at Tondu, Bridgend, Maesteg, Pen-y-Bont, Sarn, and Rugby, showing activity related to Sunday diversions. Operators such as DB Schenker, EWS, and GWR are associated with the content. A headcode of 1N14 is also noted. The video provides a view of railway operations in the region during the early 2000s.
A Caterpillar Quarry Truck is shown operating at Dove Holes quarry, passing tug 60071 which is loading Cemex hoppers. The video includes details of the stock, operator, location, and headcode associated with the scene.
A video shows EWS liveried 60071 'Ribblehead Viaduct' shunting at Peak Forest and Dove Holes. The footage captures the locomotive moving after a shunter sets the road, followed by scenes of it working with several demic wagons. The event took place shortly before the locomotive was due to be stored. No headcodes are noted in the record.
A British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive numbered 60071 passes through Chapel-en-le-Frith on a service with headcode 6H53. The train is operated by EWS and the video also references Ribblehead as a location associated with the locomotive. No other specific details about the journey or additional locations are provided in the metadata.
This video features the British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive numbered 60071, which was operating near Ribblehead and Walsall. The footage was recorded in December 2012, with an update indicating that the locomotive was still in service as of December 24. The operator associated with the video is Freightliner, and the headcode 6M82 is noted. No further details about the specific route or additional context are provided in the metadata.
A British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive numbered 60071 is shown at Dove Holes, operating on a service with headcode 6H53. The train was running from Ashburys to Dowlow, passing through locations including Hazel Grove and Buxton. The locomotive is in EWS liveried condition. This service was noted as the only booked freight using the passenger line between Hazel Grove and Buxton at the time.
This video features the British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive numbered 60071 at Doncaster. The operator associated with this stock is EWS. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows the movement of locomotive 60072 from a yard near Port Talbot station in South Wales. The footage captures the engine's initial climb onto a trailer under its own power. Additional stock numbers, including 40072 and 60071, are also identified in the metadata. The location is noted as Lake, though further details about the operator or headcode are not available in the record.
A EWS Class 60 locomotive, numbered 60071, is shown at Acton Main Line and Ribblehead. The footage captures the locomotive in what appears to be a static or low-speed setting, likely within a yard or maintenance area. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A video captures the movement of a train featuring locomotive 60071 'Ribblehead Viaduct' Tug, along with stock units 170393 and 170398. The train is identified by headcode 6E41 and is seen traveling through locations including Ribblehead and Tamworth. The operator associated with the video is EWS.
A video captures the movement of 60071, a British Rail Class 60 diesel locomotive, passing through Kings Norton station. The footage includes the Ribblehead Viaduct and shows the locomotive operating on a service with headcode 6V92. The route appears to connect Corby and Margam. No operator information is available in the record.
A Class 60 locomotive, identified as 60071, is shown departing Doncaster with a train of empty cargo wagons heading towards Goole. The video captures the moment as the locomotive leaves the station, with some visibility of fog or mist in the background. The operator associated with the locomotive is EWS. The locations featured include Doncaster and Goole, with Ribblehead also mentioned in the title. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A video shows EWS 60071 operating on a journey between Warrington and Carnforth, with mention of Ribblehead. The locomotive is noted as running light, returning solo after what appears to be an attempt to pick up another unit, likely 92034. No headcode information is available in the record.
A video showing locomotive 66063 assisting a failed train, likely 60071, on the Lickey Bank. The incident took place at Bank, with the headcode 6E41 associated with the event. Locomotive 60063 is also featured in the footage. No further details about operators or additional locations are provided.