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This video features a compilation of light engines from 2016 to 2018. It includes various locomotives such as classes 150, 37, and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage appears to have been recorded at locations including Parson Street and Stafford. While some details about the rail stock are present, information regarding headcodes is missing from the record.
This video captures events at Peterborough and Biggleswade, where train operations were affected by overhead wire failures. It includes footage of various locomotives and rolling stock, including classes 158, 37, 59, and 66, as well as headcodes such as 1F18, 4E21, and 6A00. The content highlights the disruption caused by infrastructure issues and the continued operation of freight services under challenging conditions.
This video features a collection of freight train footage from June 2020, including unseen and highlighted scenes. It includes various stock types such as classes 43, 47, 56, 59, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage is associated with the location of Crewe. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a collection of freight train footage from 2020, including unseen and highlighted scenes. It includes various locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 20, 56, 60, and 66, with associated identifiers like 20118, 56103, 60063, and 66139. Several operators are noted in the metadata, including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and others. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available data.
This video features a collection of railway photographs primarily taken in Carlisle, with some images from other locations including Leeds, Newcastle, and March. The content includes shots of various locomotives, such as classes 142 and 156, though specific operators are not identified. Some photos were captured during trips organized by Railways Illustrated magazine and a Daily Mail ticket promotion. The footage offers a visual record of railway operations and events around Carlisle over several years.
This video captures freight train movements at York in June 2012. It features multiple locomotives, including classes 158 and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage provides a view of rail operations during that period at the location. Some details such as headcodes are not included in the current record.
This video captures rare footage of locomotive 66563 performing shunting operations at Moorswater and Liskeard in August 2004. The description mentions a long service journey from Earles Siding, with the outward working identified as headcode 6V20. Other locations referenced include Looe and Lostwithiel. Freightliner is noted as the operator, and additional stock information includes locomotive 150261.
This video captures a train event involving multiple Class 66 locomotives, including 66503 and 66093, at Crewe Salop Goods Jct. The footage was recorded during a tour associated with The Hacienda, with the journey originating from Swindon and heading towards Dean Lane. Several other Class 66 units are also visible in the scene. The operators involved include EWS, Freightliner, and Lumo. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video presents a slide show of trains captured around Werrington Junction during January and February 2020. It includes footage of various locomotives, including classes 170 and 180, as well as several units from the 66 class. Operators associated with these vehicles include Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Hull Trains, Intercity, and LNER. The footage is focused on Werrington Junction, though no specific headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features freight train movements captured in January 2020, including unseen footage and highlights. It includes various locomotives such as classes 50 and 60, along with some class 66 units. The footage appears to be recorded near Mortimer and Stafford. Operators associated with the content include Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Great North Eastern Railway, GWR, Network Rail, and Transpennine. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video captures freight train movements at Long Buckby Station and other locations including Euston, Felixstowe, Garston, Keith, Mountsorrel, and Northampton. It features a variety of locomotives, including classes 37 and 66, with associated headcodes such as 3J01, 4L57, 4M23, 4M46, 4M58, and 4M88. The footage was recorded on a day when the uploader aimed to capture several freight workings at the station. Operators involved include British Railways, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and LNER.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 20, 37, 66, and 350, along with steam locomotives, operating on the Stafford area. The footage includes locations such as Stafford, Alston, and Malcolm Logistics. Several operators are associated with the content, including Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, and Virgin Trains. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video shows freight trains operating at Hither Green Railway Station. Several locomotives, including models 66130, 66168, 66207, 66561, 66563, and 66718, are visible in the footage. The operators associated with these trains include EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Network Rail. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video captures freight train movements near Oxford, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 180, 20, and 66. The footage includes multiple freight services operated by various companies such as British Railways, EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, and GBRF. No specific headcodes are identified in the recording.
This video captures freight train movements at Nuneaton and nearby locations, featuring a range of locomotive classes including 153, 170, 325, 450, and 66. Operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Network Rail, and Rail Express Systems are represented. Headcodes 0O10 and 9N64 appear in the footage. The content reflects a variety of freight workings and liveries from around the time of filming.
It includes footage of multiple locomotives and railcars, including several Class 20s and other stock types. Towards the end, there is coverage of a train movement involving 20905, 20189, and 20227 on a service from Derby to Amersham. The footage includes a variety of operations such as departmental, scrap, and container services.
This video captures a variety of locomotives operating at Bushey, including classes 47, 66, 86, 90, and 92. Notably, 47818 is seen hauling a DVT on an NXEA service from Norwich to Wolverton. The footage reflects typical traffic conditions on the line during the time of recording. Several specific locomotives are identified, though operator information is not provided for any of them.
This video captures railway activity at Crewe Gresty Bridge and Basford Hall depots, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 20, 60, and 66. The footage includes trains operated by British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, Transpennine, and Virgin Trains. While specific headcodes are not listed in the metadata, the video provides a view of various locomotives and operators present at the location.
This video shows two locomotives, 86229 and 86251, formerly operated by Virgin Trains, being prepared for scrap at Crewe Basford Hall. Additional stock numbers identified in the footage include 66503, 66563, 90043, and 90050. The location of the event is clearly marked as Crewe. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A video shows GBRf 66724 and Freightliner 66563 passing through Lewisham on a working train service. The locomotives are identified as freshly painted, with 66724 having been recently repainted at Eastleigh. The train is operating under headcode 6L36, which runs between Hoo Junction and Whitemoor. The footage captures the movement of these units during their service on this route.
A video shows 66724 'Drax Power Station' towing Freightliner 66563 through Lewisham on a working identified as 6L36. The footage captures the locomotive shortly after its repaint. The locations mentioned include Lewisham and Drax Power Station, with Freightliner and GBRF noted as operators involved.
It includes multiple locations such as Banbury, Garston, Halewood, Oxford, Theale, and Trafford Park. Various stock items are identified, including classes 56, 59, and 66, along with operators like DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and GWR. Several headcodes are also present in the footage.
A journey involving ten trains and two buses is documented as part of a visit to nine Wetherspoon pubs across various locations. The video highlights travel experiences using a South Pennines Rover Ticket, with Brighouse being noted as the preferred pub visited. Several railway stock, operators, locations, and headcodes are identified in the metadata, though specific details about the train services encountered are not elaborated upon in the description.
Several stock units are identified, though operator information is not specified for individual locomotives. The footage includes track machines and provides a snapshot of freight activity at the location.
This video compilation showcases a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 37, 43, and 50, with specific examples such as 37004, 37610, 43013, and 50007. The footage includes scenes from Mortimer and features operations associated with multiple railway operators, including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, and others. While the exact headcodes are not provided in the record, the compilation offers a visual overview of different locomotives in action during 2016.
A Freightliner freight train consisting of units 66563 and 66552 was recorded near Keynsham on a route connecting Eastleigh to Stoke Gifford. The footage captures the train at Pixash Lane, Bristol. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A convoy of multiple Freightliner locomotives, including units 66509, 66514, 66525, 66527, 66536, 66552, 66563, 66564, 66597, and 66652, is shown passing through Lancaster. The footage appears to capture the movement of these locomotives on a route between Crewe Basford Hall and Carlisle New Yard. No headcodes are associated with this recording.
This video captures footage from the Cannock Chase Line, which runs between Walsall and Rugeley Trent Valley. Various rail stock, including classes 153 and 66, are featured, though operator details are not specified. The locations shown include Cannock, Rugeley Trent Valley, and Walsall. Headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video features footage from Eastleigh Station and associated depots, including the East Yard, Alstom, and Borough. It includes various railway stock such as classes 47, 60, and 66, with labels including 47727, 60035, 66075, 66114, 66136, 66504, 66540, 66542, 66549, and 66563. The operators involved are British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, and Network Rail. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures scenes at Rugby Railway Station, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 56, 57, 66, 86, 90, and 92. The footage includes multiple stock units such as 56077, 57309, 66301, 66412, 66414, 66426, 66431, 66432, 66434, and 66542. Additional locations mentioned include Crewe, Ely, and Malcolm Logistics. The video also references a headcode of 0M12.
This video features freight train footage captured in London during late 2012, showing Class 66 and Class 90 locomotives operating at Stratford, South Kenton, and Willesden. The footage includes trains operated by Freightliner, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and other operators. Several locomotive numbers are identified, including 66021, 66432, 66560, 66563, 66565, 66568, 66588, 66724, and 90049. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video includes footage of several British Rail Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 66030, 66563, and 66566. The operators involved are Freightliner and South Western Railway. Locations shown include Ipswich, Rugby, Trafford Park, and Welling. Headcodes present in the footage are 4L70, 4L93, and 4O30. The content appears to be a collection of clips from various dates in October, though specific filming locations are not disclosed.
A Freightliner Class 66 locomotive is shown emerging from the Severn Tunnel at Pilning. The video captures a freightliner locomotive, likely numbered 66562 or 66563, in operation near Pilning. No operator details are provided beyond the company name, and no headcode information is available in the record.
This video features British Rail Class 66 diesel locomotive numbered 66563 at Kings Langley. The record includes details of the stock involved but does not provide information on the operator or headcode. The location is clearly identified as Kings Langley, though additional contextual details about the event or journey are not available in the metadata.
A coal train operated by headcode 6Z11 was delayed at Carlisle Citadel Station due to a faulty wagon and an arrival delay of replacement crew. The train, which included multiple Class 66 diesel locomotives, was halted on platform 4 for two and a half hours. The incident occurred in December 2011.
This video captures snow ploughs departing and returning to Margam Yard following a trial run in West Wales. The footage includes heavy freight movements within the yard, which is busy with steel works traffic and coal deliveries. The location features restricted parking and a gated area managed by Network Rail. Additional locations mentioned include Aber and Ware. Several locomotives are identified, though operators are not specified for individual units.