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66799
Class 66
Names carried:
Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee
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4L68
21 Jul 2026
2 videos with 66799
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4M32
21 Jul 2026
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4V44
21 Jul 2026
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6V00
21 Jul 2026
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4M61
21 Jul 2026
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4S57
21 Jul 2026
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9G10
21 Jul 2026
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4L62
15 Apr 2026
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4E49
15 Apr 2026
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6E54
15 Apr 2026
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6V06
15 Apr 2026
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4L11
13 Apr 2026
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Videos featuring 66799
This video features several Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 66004, 66508, 66708, 66711, 66713, 66734, 66738, 66746, and 66747. The footage was captured during travels across locations such as Barnetby, Doncaster, and Sheffield. Some locomotives are associated with operators including British Railways, DB Schenker, GBRF, and LNER. The video provides a visual record of these locomotives in service, showcasing their appearance along the route.
This video captures a variety of railway scenes across several locations, featuring multiple locomotives from different operators. GBRf 60 002 is seen moving through Chesterfield towards Toton, while 66 518 passes under the Green bridge. Other locomotives such as 66 723, DRS 68 006, 70 002, and 66 725 are shown operating in different areas including Dore & Totley, Dronfield, and Foxlow. The footage also includes a brief stop at Dronfield with 66 799 and a scene at Creswell featuring GBRf 57 310 heading to Worksop.
Notable stock includes classes 47, 56, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage highlights routine operations alongside occasional unusual movements, with the backdrop of developments such as Higgs Yard. The location mentioned is Templecombe. While some metadata fields remain incomplete, the content offers a visual overview of rail traffic along this route.
This video features a compilation of train horns and whistles recorded across various locations in the UK. It includes sounds from multiple train stock types, such as classes 158, 165, 171, 20, 31, and 37, operated by companies including Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, DB Schenker, DC Rail, Freightliner, Gatwick Express, GBRF, LNER, and Southeastern. The recordings were captured at locations such as Acton Central, Appledore, Ashford, Balcombe, Bedford, Bexhill, Bushey, Charing, Clapham Junction, and Datchet. Headcodes identified in the video include 1I13 and 9T61.
This video features footage of the RHTT service in East Anglia during the 2024 season, including headcodes 3S01 and 3S60. The structured metadata identifies multiple Class 66 locomotives, such as 66709, 66747, 66776, and 66799. Operators mentioned include Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRf, Great North Eastern Railway, and Network Rail. The location of Stow is noted in the metadata. The description mentions that GBRf took over the RHTT contract from DRS in 2023, with Class 66 locomotives now operating the service in East Anglia unless hire-ins are required.
A 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' locomotive operated by GB Railfreight is seen passing through Cambridge North Platform 2, running 33 minutes late on a service from Hoo Junction Up Yard to Whitemoor Yard. The video also captures Great Northern 387105/387115 arriving at Platform 1 for a service from Ely to London Kings Cross. The footage includes details of the headcodes 6L37 and 1T39, as well as references to locations including Cambridge North, Ely, and Whitemoor Yard.
This video features a series of recordings capturing Class 66 locomotive activity along the East Anglian main line during late summer and early autumn 2024. It includes scenes from locations such as Mistley, Chelmsford, Stratford, Manningtree, Ipswich, and Stowmarket, with involvement from operators including Freightliner and GBRf. Headcodes such as 4L43, 4M92, and 4M93 are noted in the footage, which covers various freight movements and rail operations across the region.
This video features unseen footage captured between September and November 2024, including visits to the Bure Valley Railway and Peterborough during 'Christmas White Rose' charter tours. It includes various railway stock such as classes 37 and 66 locomotives, with operators including Colas, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, LNER, and Network Rail. Locations shown include Leicester, Norwich, Peterborough, and Stowmarket. The footage provides a visual record of train operations across these areas during the specified period.
Footage captured lineside at Wymondham shows East Anglian RHTT services and various train movements on the Breckland Line. The video features GBRf Class 66 locomotives, including units 66709, 66776, and 66799, alongside Stadler Flirt Class 755 units operating between Norwich and Cambridge, and EMR Class 158s running on services from Norwich to Liverpool. The recording includes railway operations involving East Midlands Railway, GBRf, and Network Rail. Some details such as specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
A locomotive identified as 66799 is seen passing Frant on what appears to be its final operational run for GBRf, working the 4Y19 Mountfield - Tonbridge Yard empties. The footage captures this event shortly before Freightliner took over the Mountfield gypsum flow operation following the end of GBRf's contract. The video includes details about the transition in operations and highlights the last movement under GBRf's management.
This video features railway stock including classes 37 and 66, with associated operators such as DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Rail Express Systems, and South Western Railway. The footage includes locations like Banbury, Bristol Parkway, Coleshill Parkway, Eastleigh, and Leeds. Headcodes identified in the video include 3Z18, 4H33, 4M95, and 4V38. The content appears to be a collection of railway scenes filmed during September, though some details may be incomplete or missing.
A video captures GBRf 66779 and 66799 operating through Strumpshaw with train service 3S01 East Anglian RHTT. The footage features a diesel-powered locomotive in action, though specific route details are not provided. The operator is identified as GBRf, with Network Rail also noted as an associated entity. No location data beyond the general area of Strumpshaw is included in the record.
A video captures GBRf 66779 and 66799 operating the new 3S01 RHTT service in 2024, filmed at Brundall. The footage shows the train in action as part of its operational duties. Additional details about the operators and locations involved are included in the metadata.
This video features a selection of trains recorded between late September and early October 2024. It includes various locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 171, 59, 66, and 73, though specific operators are not identified in the footage. The scenes appear to be shot at locations including Ashford, Ashford International, Cooksbridge, Crewe, Hastings, and Tonbridge. A headcode of 4Y19 is noted in the metadata, suggesting a specific service or route may be involved.
A video shows GBRf 66799 and 66719 operating with RHTT wagons during a delivery to Stowmarket Sidings, with Whitemoor Yard also mentioned as a location. The train is identified by headcode 6Z10. The footage appears to be related to preparations for the East Anglian RHTT Season in Norfolk and Suffolk. No additional details about the journey or operational context are provided in the metadata.
A railway event took place at the Nene Valley Railway featuring GBRf diesel locomotives. Locomotives included 47727, 57310, 66799, and 69003, with some footage captured on September 7th, 2024. The event was described as busy, with most trains fully occupied. Operator information associated with the event includes GBRf and British Railways. The location mentioned is Sutton. Some details such as headcodes are not available in the current record.
A video captures the passage of two British Rail Class 66 locomotives, numbered 66764 and 66799, through Cambridge North platform 2 heading towards Ely. The locomotives were running 19 minutes early and were part of a service operated by GBRF and Network Rail. The route included stops at Broxbourne and Whitemoor Yard. The footage was recorded on 3rd October 2024.
A video captures railway activity at the Nene Valley Railway during a charity diesel gala event. It features several diesel locomotives, including classes 08, 47, 57, 66, and 69, as well as classes 14 and 45. The footage includes scenes from Peterborough and other locations along the railway line. The video highlights semaphore signalling and a gate wheel operated level crossing at Wansford, which serves as the main station for the Nene Valley Railway.
This video features a train from Avanti West Coast, including a Class 390 unit with the stock number 390043. Other stock numbers identified in the footage are 66739 and 66799, though operators for these units are not specified. The content is part of a collection showcasing train journeys across the UK. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video shows a GB66 class locomotive, numbered 66799, operating in the Carlisle area and passing through Lancaster station. The operator is identified as GBRF. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A rail freight locomotive identified as 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' operated by GB Railfreight was captured running slightly ahead of schedule on a service with headcode 6L37. The footage shows the locomotive working between Hoo Junction Up Yard and Whitemoor Yard. No other stock, locations, or operators are mentioned in the available metadata.
A locomotive identified as 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' is shown operating on a railfreight service. The footage captures the movement of the train passing Coldham Lane Junction and Coldham Lane Depot, working the route from Hoo Junction Up Yard to Whitemoor Yard. The service is associated with headcode 6L37 and operated by GB Railfreight.
This video captures train spotting activities at Mexborough, Swinton, and Doncaster stations. It features various locomotives including classes 66, 47, 31, and 69. The footage includes scenes from Cleethorpes, Barnetby, and other locations across the region. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating a range of services captured throughout the day.
A video shows GB Railfreight locomotives 66797 and 66799, named 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee', passing through Cambridge North towards Cambridge. The footage also captures Greater Anglia service 720588, heading from London Liverpool Street to Ely, passing in the opposite direction. The railcars are identified with headcodes 6T76 and 1H82. Locations featured include Cambridge North, Whitemoor Yard, Leytonstone High Road, and Ely.
A pair of 66-class locomotives, numbered 66797 and 66799, identified as 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee', are shown passing through Cambridge North. The footage captures the locomotives working on a service operated by Freightliner and GB Railfreight, with the headcode 6T74. The route includes Whitemoor Yard, Cambridge, and Leytonstone High Road.
A pair of 66-class locomotives, numbered 66797 and 66799, known as 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee', are shown passing through Cambridge North towards Cambridge. The footage captures the locomotives working on a freight service with headcode 6T72, operated by Freightliner and GB Railfreight. The route includes Whitemoor Yard as part of the journey.
This video captures freight train movements in and around Greater Manchester, including a journey to Blackburn. It also features an encounter with YouTuber Nick from the Red Shed 66077 channel. The footage includes various locomotives and railcars identified by their stock numbers, along with locations such as Altrincham, Trafford Park, and Manchester Piccadilly. Multiple operators and headcodes are noted in the metadata, providing insight into the freight operations observed during the day.
This video captures freight and locomotive movements at Market Harborough railway station, featuring several Class 47 and Class 66 diesel units. Additional locations mentioned include Bedford, Derby, Eastleigh, Kettering, Leicester, and Leigh. Operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and South Western Railway. Headcodes observed during the recordings are 0Z61, 4F36, 5Q24, 6J15, and 6M54.
This video captures footage from Clay Mills, a new location for the creator. The content was filmed on the second day of the month following a previous attempt in December that was hindered by flooding. The video includes various railway stock numbers, operators such as British Railways and Network Rail, locations including Crewe, Derby, and Paddington, and several headcodes.
A locomotive identified as 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' is shown crossing the River Cam near Cambridge North. The train was operating for GB Railfreight and was running 14 minutes early on a service with headcode 6L37 between Hoo Junction Up Yard and Whitemoor Yard. The footage captures part of a rail freight movement in the area.
A locomotive identified as 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' is shown crossing the River Cam near Cambridge North. The train, operated by GB Railfreight, was running 14 minutes early on a service with headcode 6L37 between Hoo Junction Up Yard and Whitemoor Yard. The video captures this movement along the route.
A video shows locomotives 66760 'David Gordon Harris' and 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' operating for GB Railfreight as they cross the River Cam near Cambridge North. The footage captures the trains running nine minutes early on a service from Hoo Junction Up Yard to Whitemoor Yard, with headcode 6L37. The movement is part of a freight operation managed by GB Railfreight and Network Rail.
A locomotive identified as 66799 'Modern Railways Diamond Jubilee' is shown crossing the River Cam near Cambridge North. The footage captures the train operating under the headcode 6L37, part of a service running 16 minutes early between Hoo Junction Up Yard and Whitemoor Yard. The operator associated with the train is GB Railfreight. The video provides a glimpse of rail operations in the area, highlighting movement through key locations along the route.
This video captures a variety of freight trains, railtour activity, and empty stock movements near Stenson Junction. It includes workings by Vintage Trains' Christmas White Rose Rail tour, as well as services operated by multiple locomotives and headcodes. Notable locations include Birmingham New Street, Lindsey Oil Refinery, Wolverhampton Steel Terminal, and others. The footage features a range of stock including classes 37, 43, and 47, along with several operators such as British Railways, Freightliner, and EWS.
A video captures 40145, a Class 40 locomotive, departing Worcester Parkway and running at line speed. Also featured is 66799, a Class 66 locomotive, passing Widney Manor while working the 1Z65 service between Chester and Paddington. The footage includes a drone chase and highlights the movement of these trains on the mainline.
This video captures footage of the Railway Touring Company's 'Capital Christmas Express' running from Chester to London Paddington via Widney Manor. The journey includes scenes of steam locomotive 47804 and other units, including 66799 on a freight train. Additional rolling stock identified includes 168005, 172334, and others. The footage was recorded during a frosty autumn day, with some challenges in visibility due to the low sun angle.
This video captures a variety of freight trains at Stafford Station, featuring multiple workings with headcodes such as 0E49, 4L44, and 4M45. The footage includes trains operating between locations like Crewe, Daventry, Trafford Park, Felixstowe, and Mossend Euroterminal. Stock numbers identified include 47830, 56094, and several 66-class locomotives. Operators represented in the metadata include Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Freightliner, and Network Rail, though specific operator associations with individual trains are not detailed in the footage.
This video captures railway activity at Stafford in early September 2023, featuring multiple train classes in operation. EMU classes 350 and 390 are seen on West Coast passenger services, while class 221 Voyagers operate on Cross Country routes. A new class 730 EMU is also present on test. Additional footage includes a class 66-hauled freight train and several Freightliner class 66 units involved in a light engine move. The recording includes various locations such as Stafford, University, Wolverhampton, and Zoo.
A video shows train 150139 operating on service 5Z50 from Bletchley T.M.D. to Tyseley L.M.D., passing Water Orton. At the same time, train 66799 is seen on service 6D44 traveling from Bescot Up Engineers Sdgs to Toton North Yardon. The footage includes multiple railway locations and headcodes associated with Network Rail operations.
This video features various railway operations across the UK, including stock moves involving Class 50s and Class 37s, Class 47s on tour, and the RHTT season with Class 69, Class 73, and Class 66 traction. It includes footage of trains at locations such as Egham, Langford, Biggleswade Common, Benfleet, Clapton Junction, and Thameshaven Junction, among others. Headcodes mentioned include 1Z60, 3S70, 3S81, 5Q26, and 6Y42.
This video features a train with stock number 66799, likely operated by GBRF. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata. The record contains limited information, with some key details missing.
A train consisting of GB Railfreight 66799 and Freightliner locomotives 66589 and 66597 passes through Cambridge North heading towards Whitemoor Yard. The movement is part of service 6L37, operating between Hoo Junction Up Yard and Whitemoor Yard. The video captures the train passing under overcast conditions.
This video captures railway activity at Hurn Road, Lincoln Road, and Cock Lane, featuring a variety of train classes including 37s, 43s, 60s, 66s, and passenger carriers. The footage highlights the continued operation of these locomotives during fine weather conditions. Several locations are mentioned, along with multiple stock numbers, operators, and headcodes identified in the metadata.
It includes footage of multiple locomotives and their associated services, with some trains seen at locations such as West Hampstead, Brondesbury, Chelmsford, Peterborough, Tonbridge, and Felixstowe. The recorded headcodes include 6L37, 6M12, 4L36, and 4O65. Locomotives featured are numbered 57310, 59104, 66508, and 66799. The content provides a glimpse into freight operations along this route.
A video captures GBRf 66799 passing through Cambridge North. The train is identified with headcode 6L37, operating on a route from Hoo Junction Up Yard to Whitemoor Yard. The footage provides a brief glimpse of the locomotive in motion at the specified location.
It features multiple train movements, including several identified by stock numbers such as 66017 and 66569, operated by companies like Freightliner and DB Schenker. The footage includes trains passing through locations such as Felixstowe, Ipswich, and Trafford Park, with headcodes indicating various services. The video provides a visual record of freight operations along this route.
The video captures railway activity at Coleshill Parkway and Nuneaton, featuring multiple trains identified by their stock numbers. Among the recorded locomotives are classes 55, 60, and 66, along with one class 69. The footage includes several operators such as Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, Network Rail, and South Western Railway. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Felixstowe, Fleet, Kings Norton, Mountsorrel, Northampton, Northampton Castle Yard, and Widnes. Headcodes observed during the recording include 4L04, 5Z51, and 6Z93.
This video features Great Western Railway Class 150 diesel multiple unit 150202 returning to service, along with several freight trains operated by Cross Country, DB Schenker, GBRF, and GWR. The footage includes scenes from Wolverton, Long Eaton, Nottingham, and Oxford. Several other locomotives are also present, including Class 66 and Class 70 units. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video features freight train footage captured in June 2023, showcasing a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Identified stock includes classes 159, 37, 43, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage appears to have been recorded near Mortimer and Portbury Dock. While the video provides insight into freight operations, headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures several freight trains, including locomotives numbered 56105 (class 56), 66126, 66709, 66726, 66765, 66799 (all class 66), and 68026 (class 68). The footage appears to be part of a series documenting trains involved in a stop signal thrash. While the operators associated with these locomotives are listed, specific locations or headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video captures Class 66 locomotives at Market Harborough and nearby locations, including Carlton and Corby. Several Class 66 units are identified by their numbers, with headcodes such as 6B01, 6G35, and 6R01 also noted. The footage includes a tone from one of the locomotives. While operator information is not available in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of these rail assets in operation.
This video captures footage from Doncaster railway station, featuring several Class 66 locomotives including 66044, 66065, 66085, 66110, 66113, 66544, 66714, 66786, and 66799, as well as a Class 68 locomotive numbered 68026. The footage was recorded during a visit to the station and includes various railway operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, EWS, GBRF, Intercity, LNER, Northern, and Transpennine. No headcodes were identified in the video.
This video shows a GB Rail Freight locomotive, likely 66793, towing a dead Class 66 unit, possibly 66756, departing from Crewe UDL with hoppers. Other Class 66 units, including 66763, 66783, and 66799, are also present in the footage. The operator is identified as GB Rail Freight, with Avanti West Coast also noted as an associated operator. The location of Crewe is clearly featured. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A working train featuring locomotive 66799 and multiple carriages, including 69005, 73964, and 73965, is seen passing through Hildenborough on a steep incline. The footage captures the movement of these units returning from York Thrall to Tonbridge Yard, with the headcode 6Z45 associated with the service. The event took place on 15 December 2022 and includes RHTT sets based in Tonbridge.
It includes footage of locomotives such as 50049 and 46045 'D182' moving between Kidderminster and Butterley, along with several freight services passing through North Stafford Junction and Stenson Junction. Trains documented include 43321, 43366, 66720, 66539, 66799, and others, with headcodes such as 0Z46, 1V50, and 6D44. The footage includes a variety of rail movements, including freight trains and passenger services, across locations like Edinburgh Waverley, Scunthorpe, Felix
A naming ceremony took place on the Severn Valley Railway, with the locomotive 66799 being named. The event occurred at Kidderminster, and a speech was given by John Smith. The record includes details about the stock, operator, and location involved in the event. No headcode information is available for this video.
This video features a variety of rail services and locomotives operating across different routes in the UK. It includes Network Rail measurement trains, Cross Country railtours, and services operated by GB Railfreight (GBRF) and other operators. The footage captures movements between locations such as Stourbridge Junction, London Marylebone, Doncaster, Derby, Kidderminster, Kings Norton, Leeds, and Swansea. Headcodes identified in the video include 0Z96, 1H22, 1Q15, 1Z43, and 3S02. The content includes multiple rail vehicles with stock numbers ranging from 43184 to 82304.
This video features train movements across several locations in the West Midlands and Worcestershire, including Worcester Shrub Hill, Stourbridge Junction, and Lye. Trains operated by Chiltern Railways, GWR, Network Rail, and West Midlands Trains are shown with various headcodes. The footage includes services traveling between Birmingham New Street, Hereford, London Marylebone, Leamington Spa, and other nearby stations. Multiple train stock numbers are visible, indicating a range of rolling stock in operation during the recording period.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Kidderminster and other locations, including GBRF 66799, formerly known as Euro 66010, and services operated by Cross Country. Trains identified include classes 221, 43, 66, and 172, with headcodes such as 1Z43, 2S34, 3S02, 5Z21, and 6V05 appearing in the footage. The content includes trains running between locations like Bridgnorth, Kings Norton, Leeds, Whitlocks End, Worcester Foregate Street, and others.
A video shows GBRF 66799 passing through Lye on its way to Kidderminster, where it participated in a naming ceremony on the Severn Valley Railway. The locomotive was later officially named 'MODERN RAILWAYS DIAMOND JUBILEE'. Also present at the event was 43366, which was awaiting its own naming. The footage includes scenes of 66799 arriving at the Severn Valley Railway and preparing for the ceremony.
It includes multiple trains operated by various companies such as Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, and others. Several headcodes are noted, along with locomotives and freight services passing through different junctions and terminals across the network.
This video captures views from five bridges around Werrington Junction, showcasing freight traffic during the afternoon and early evening. It includes appearances of Class 66 locomotives, a Class 60 at Walton, and a Class 37 at Cock Lane. The newly liveried LNER IC225 set is also visible at Hurn Road. The footage covers locations including Lincoln and Walton, with mentions of multiple operators involved in the freight movements.
This video features GBRf 69004 and 66799, along with another locomotive identified as 60069, at St Denys and Eastleigh. The footage captures these railway assets in operation on what appears to be a passenger service. The locations of St Denys and Eastleigh are noted in the metadata, and the operators associated with the stock include British Railways and GBRF. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video captures train movements at Ulleskelf, featuring services operated by Northern, Transpennine Express, Cross Country Trains, and Direct Rail Services (DRS). It includes trains with stock numbers 37422, 56078, and 66799 working on various routes. The footage shows regular train operations and highlights the quiet atmosphere of the location.
This video features several locomotives and services on the Kent rail network. It includes footage of 69004 operating service 4Y19 between Mountfield and Southampton, 66799 working service 6O86 between Acton Yard and Tonbridge Yard at Beltring, 66706 on service 6Z05 from Tonbridge Yard to Grain, and 66144 and 66112 operating services 6M45 and 6X11 respectively. Locations shown include Frant, Beltring, Paddock Wood, Kemsing, West Malling, and Tonbridge.
This video shows locomotives 66754 and 66799 at Radlett station on the Midland Main Line. The footage includes scenes of these Class 66 units, operated by GB Railfreight, likely during a service on the route between Acton Yard and Bardon Hill. The headcode 6M61 is associated with the movement. Additional locations mentioned include Northampton, though it is unclear if this relates to the specific event captured in the video.
This video captures train movements through Spalding and Hope, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 156, 170, and 37, as well as several headcodes. The footage was contributed by local railway enthusiasts and reflects regular traffic in the area during May 2022. The content includes trains operated by multiple companies, though specific operator details are not highlighted in the footage itself.
This video captures railway activity at Werrington Junction and Walton, featuring views from Walton footbridge and the north end of Hurn Road. Several trains are visible, including those with stock numbers 156406, 158889, and various 66-class units. Operators mentioned include East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, and South Western Railway. The footage highlights the new railway infrastructure at Hurn Road, which has replaced the previous local road.
It includes locomotives such as Class 20, 37, and 60 units operating under various headcodes across different locations including Chaddesden Sidings, Lindsey Oil Refinery, and Scunthorpe. The footage features multiple freight trains moving between sidings and terminals, with some operated by companies like Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Network Rail.
This video features two British Rail Class 66 locomotives, numbered 66755 and 66799, operated by GBRF and Network Rail. The footage was recorded at Kings Norton Depot. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a collection of railway clips captured around Werrington Junction in March 2022. It includes footage from locations such as Hurn Road, Lincoln Road, and Cock Lane. The footage shows various trains, including those with stock numbers 158777, 158788, 31243, and several 66-series units. Operators mentioned include Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, LNER, Maritime, South West Trains, and South Western Railway. The record lacks headcode information.
It includes footage of various locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 170 and 66, along with headcodes indicating different services. The locations shown include Spalding, Hope, and March. The content provides a visual record of typical operations on this section of the railway network during that period.
A video shows GBRf Class 66 locomotives 66799 and 66708 departing from Tunbridge Wells. The footage captures the freshly painted 66799 leading a train working headcode 3Y03, with 66708 following. The operator associated with the stock is noted as GBRf, and Network Rail is also mentioned in relation to the video content. The location of Tunbridge Wells is clearly identified in the metadata.
A video shows GBRf 66741 and 66799 passing Lewes while operating service 6M26. The footage captures the two Class 66 locomotives in motion, with one of them recently repainted. No additional details about the journey or other elements are provided in the metadata.
A GBRF Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66799, is shown during a transfer at Acton Yard, being moved from Colnbrook to Bardon Hill. The locomotive, which was previously operated by Rail4Chem, experienced a major air leak and did not proceed beyond Acton Yard. It was led by another Class 66 locomotive, 66762, before eventually returning to Tonbridge Yard.
It features a range of locomotives and rolling stock, including Class 350, 390, and 66 units, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage includes scenes from various locations such as Avonmouth, Birmingham New Street, Clitheroe, Crewe, Euston, Hope, Liss, Liverpool Lime Street, London Euston, and Manchester Piccadilly. The content appears to focus on freight and passenger operations with mentions of Colas and Freightliner in the description.
This video captures two recently imported GBRf Class 66 locomotives, 66790 and 66792, operating in the Tonbridge and Northfleet areas. It shows 66790 arriving at Tonbridge as a light engine from Hoo Junction, followed by 66792 working to the Isle of Grain later the same day. The footage was recorded while these locomotives were newly released into traffic and still clean. The video provides insight into their early operations in the UK.
A train marked 66799 is seen hauling MkIV set BN22 on a route passing through Bounds Green, Watton-at-Stone, and Worksop. The journey is associated with headcode 5Z91. The operator involved is DB Schenker.
This video features two locomotives identified as class 66, with stock numbers 66789 and 66799. The operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, and GBRF. However, no specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The record contains limited information, as some key fields such as location and headcode are missing.