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70805
Class 70
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6J37
22 Jun 2026
2 videos with 70805
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2 journeys
4S44
22 Jun 2026
2 videos with 70805
2 total on headcode/date
1 journey
6J37
28 May 2026
2 videos with 70805
2 total on headcode/date
2 journeys
6M57
27 Jun 2025
2 videos with 70805
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1Z27
07 Jun 2018
2 videos with 70805
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0 journeys
Videos featuring 70805
A Class 70 locomotive, numbered 70805, was observed passing through Carlisle Citadel Station. The locomotive is associated with Colas Rail Freight and British Railways. It was hauling a load of logs using IWA & KFA bogie wagons. The footage captures the train moving along the platform at the station. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features a compilation of Class 66 and Class 70 locomotives operated by Colas, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, and Network Rail working with heavy freight across several locations in the UK. The footage includes multiple units such as 66433, 70002, 70009, 70010, 70016, 70020, 70802, 70805, and 70814 captured at Aviemore, Carlisle, Manea, and Wymondham. The content highlights the operational presence of these locomotives in various regions, showcasing their use in freight services across the country.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at locations including Carlisle, Lake, Lancaster, and The Lakes. Trains identified include classes 156, 158, 390, 397, 50, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage provides a visual record of train activity in these areas without specific headcode information available.
A freight train carrying loaded log wagons is seen moving along a route associated with Colas Rail. The train, identified by headcode 6J37, appears to be operating between Carlisle and Chirk, with Hellifield mentioned as a location. The structured metadata confirms the presence of stock, operator, locations, and headcode details, providing a clear identification of the service. No further operational or contextual information is provided in the video record.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle Citadel Station and surrounding areas, featuring multiple train movements. It includes footage of Class 93 electric locomotives involved in stock moves, as well as other trains such as the Basford Hall to Carlisle engineers train with high-speed ballasters. Additional locomotives and rolling stock from various operators are also shown, including classes 156, 158, 390, 66, and 68. The video includes mentions of locations such as Crewe, Kilmarnock, and others, with several headcodes noted.
A video shows Colas 70-class locomotives 70805 and 70812 passing through Lancaster. The footage appears to capture movement along a route that includes Carlisle. No headcodes are identified in the metadata. The operator, Colas, is mentioned in the description, and locations include Carlisle and Lancaster. The video's content focuses on the locomotives in motion, with no further details provided about the journey or specific events.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Carlisle Station: Dalesman and Loco Highlights. Two Charters over two days 06, 07 July 26
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle Citadel Station and surrounding areas over two days in July. It includes footage of a failed TPE 397 service, an engineer’s train to Basford Hall, and a Saltburn Railtours charter from Llandudno. The second day features Heavy Haul's route learning loco movements, the arrival of the Dalesman from York, and GBRf's 66719 'Michael Portillo' at Mossend EuroTerminal. Various stock numbers, operators, and locations are shown, with headcodes indicating different services.
This video captures instances of trains passing each other at level crossings during 2023. It includes a variety of train stock, such as classes 170 and 195, with headcodes ranging from 0E30 to 2L67. The footage features locations including Bank, Doncaster, Felixstowe, Grimsby Town, Kingsbury, Leeds, Leicester, Lincoln, Newark Northgate, and Nottingham. Operators associated with the trains include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, LNER, Northern, and West Midlands Trains.
A freight train carrying loaded logs is shown moving along a route, with Colas Rail 70805 identified as the locomotive. The train is operating under headcode 6J37 and appears to be traveling from Carlisle Yd to Chirk. Hellifield is noted as a location associated with the video. Additional locations mentioned include Lee and Leeds, though their relevance to the journey is unclear. The footage was recorded on 20 May 2026, and the title screen contains an apology for being incorrect.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Severe Evening Delays at Carlisle when LSL's 37401 returns, with other Action 24 June 2026
It also shows freight movements and passenger train delays involving Avanti West Coast, TransPennine, and Lumo services. A points failure at Lancaster caused significant disruptions, leading to over 150-minute delays on northbound services. Other stock numbers and headcodes are present in the footage, though operators are not specified for all assets.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Freight Action At Lancaster Oxenholme Carlisle Wigan Warrington 16+17th June 2926 WCML
This video captures freight and light locomotive activity along the West Coast Main Line, featuring multiple operators including GBRF, Direct Rail Services, DB Schenker, Colas, and Locomotive Services Limited. It includes a variety of stock such as Class 66 and Class 43 diesel locomotives, as well as Class 37 and Class 20 units. Locations shown include Lancaster, Carlisle, Warrington Bank Quay, and several other stations along the route. Headcodes present in the footage include 4M27, 4S43, 6E10, and others.
This video features a range of railway stock including Class 37, 66, 68, 70, and 88 locomotives, captured during a visit to Cumbria and North Yorkshire. Highlights include footage of DRS 68004 on service 4S44 and Colas Rail 70805 on service 6J37 at Chirk. The recording also includes scenes from locations such as Carlisle, Settle, Ribblehead, and others. Additional locomotives featured are 37401, 66689, and several Class 66 units.
A video recorded at Carlisle captures various railway operations, including the Keighley Stag charter train carrying Mary Queen of Scots to Falkirk. Other trains and freight services are also shown, with several locomotives and rolling stock identified. The Network Rail Track Condition Monitoring Unit 153 is noted as a surprise element in the footage. Multiple operators, locations, and headcodes are present in the metadata, providing insight into the range of services observed during the recording.
This video captures railway activity in several locations, including Armathwaite and Carlisle. It features various trains, including Class 156, 158, 390, and 397 units, along with a DB Cargo 66. The footage includes local services, an engineer’s train, and the Go Express test train heading south from Carlisle. Additional trains before and after the test train are also shown. The content provides a brief but varied look at railway operations in the region.
A notable appearance is made by "The Royal Artilleryman," heading towards Blackburn en route to Crewe. The footage also includes a rescue locomotive assisting an aggregate train with a failed engine at the rear. Several locations are shown, including Hellifield, Bentham, Blackburn, Carlisle, Crewe, and others, with headcodes associated with various services.
West Coast Mainline trains
Lunch time Rush Hour At Carlisle Station Freight Passenger Trains 16th June 2026 WCML
Trains identified include Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern class 156/158 units, Transpennine Express services, Direct Rail Services, DB Schenker, and Colas RailFreight class 70 log trains. The footage includes multiple train headcodes and shows activity across several locations along the route.
It includes scenes of power moves within intermodal operations, the West Coast / Northern Belle Settle & Carlisle Special, and engineer's trains departing in the evening. The Belmond Britannic Explorer is also featured, though with a noted spelling error in the caption. Various locomotives and headcodes are present, with operators including Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, Colas, and others. Additional locations such as Daventry, Glasgow Central, and Manchester Airport appear in the metadata.
A freight train carrying loaded logs is shown moving along a route, operated by Colas Rail. The locomotive involved is identified as 70805, with headcode 6J37. The journey appears to be between Carlisle Yard and Chirk, with Hellifield mentioned as a location associated with the movement. No further details about the train's operation or additional context are provided in the available metadata.
On 11 June, Carlisle railway experienced disruptions due to technical issues, including a points failure at Petteril Bridge Junction and a locomotive breakdown on Beattock bank. These incidents affected services on the Newcastle line and caused delays for several trains. Meanwhile, charter operations included Tangmere on The Dalesman from Chester and a short HST powered by RailAdventure class 43 power cars. A Pendolino also encountered issues leaving Platform 3 before being removed later in the evening.
A rail vehicle identified as 70805 is shown moving through Carnforth on the West Coast Main Line. The video also references Chirk and Carlisle as locations associated with the footage. The operator Colas is mentioned in the description. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle, featuring the Blue Pullman arriving from Watford Junction as part of the Settle & Carlisle Pullman service. Other notable trains include loco-hauled services, a test working to East Midlands Gateway with Class 93s at either end, and intermodal freight movements involving 66316 and DB Schenker operations to Mossend EuroTerminal. Additional locomotives and freight services are also shown passing through the area.
The first is a rail drop move operated by Colas, with locomotives 70816 and 70805, running between Carlisle Yard and Wigan North Western with headcode 6C90. The second movement involves Freightliner's high output ballast cleaner, with units 66601 and 66613 operating between Crewe Gresty Lane Down Sidings and Oxenholme Lake District under headcode 6Y15. Both movements pass through Lancaster.
This video captures railway activity across several locations in Cumbria and surrounding areas, including Carlisle, Chirk, Chester, Crewe, Drigg, Sellafield, and Clitheroe. It features various freight movements, including nuclear flasks heading from Sellafield to Heysham power station, sand empties from Drigg to Shap, and intermodal services with multiple Class 90 locomotives. The footage also includes the arrival of Blue Peter at Carlisle and events related to the Furness line. A range of railway stock, operators, and headcodes are identified in the recordings.
It includes high-speed trains such as Class 350, 390 Pendolinos, and new Class 805 and 807 units, alongside freight operations involving Class 66, 70, 88, and 90 locomotives. The footage highlights the movement of trains between various locations including Birmingham New Street, Glasgow Central, and London Euston, with several headcodes identified. The content provides a view of train movements and platform activity during a busy period at one of the UK’s key rail hubs.
This video features a variety of locomotives and freight operations in the North Wales region. It includes footage of Class 37 diesel-electric locomotives operating on services such as 1Q41, along with freight workings on the Borderlands and North Wales Coast Railway lines. The content highlights movements involving Penmaenmawr Quarry, Shotton, Buckley, Wrexham General, and other locations. Additional scenes capture train movements between Cardiff Central and Holyhead, including units involved in tyre turning operations.
This video captures railway activity at Carlisle, featuring aggregate trains, a sand-hauling engineer's train, logs, an intermodal service, and a new measurement train. Additional passenger services are also shown. Various locomotives and rolling stock are identified, including classes 390, 397, 43, and 66, with associated headcodes such as 0M50, 4C17, and 4S44. The footage was recorded on a wet day following a hot week, with the content providing an overview of freight and passenger operations in the area.
A locomotive identified as 70805 is seen operating with a freight train carrying logs along the West Coast Main Line. The train passes Hest Bank and Lancaster, heading south towards Chirk. The operator involved is Colas, and the headcode for the service is 6J37. The footage captures part of a journey originating from Carlisle Yard.
This video captures rail traffic in the Morecambe Bay and Carnforth areas, featuring multiple freight trains with various headcodes and destinations. Trains include services from Carlisle Yard to Crewe, Hams Hall to Mossend Euroterminal, Sellafield to Heysham, and others moving between locations such as Chirk, Leicester, and Sellafield. The footage includes movements involving different stock numbers and operators, providing a snapshot of freight activity during an afternoon on the West Coast Main Line.
This video features a compilation of train horn sounds, created to celebrate reaching 300 subscribers. The content includes various locomotive tones associated with different stock types, including classes 37, 57, and 66, as well as operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, Loram, and Northern. The location mentioned is Bank. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
It includes various locomotives and train units such as 37884, 66726, 55009, 60076, 70805, 88008, 37425, 165101, 47749, and others. The footage features multiple trains passing through the locations of Conisbrough and Mexborough, with some instances showing multiple units running together. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
A British Rail Class 70/8 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 70805, is seen in motion through the Yorkshire Dales. The locomotive, operated by Colas Rail, is hauling a heavy freight train carrying timber. It travels along a route connecting Carlisle to Chirk, passing through locations including Horton-in-Ribblesdale and Settle. The footage captures the powerful locomotive navigating the challenging terrain of the region.
Notably, there is a significant presence of Class 90 locomotives, with some working in pairs and others joined by Class 66 units. Intermodal services are also present, including movements heading south towards Chirk and the Malcolm Logistics site. Additional stock includes Classes 390, 397, 50, 70, and 88, while locations such as Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, Glasgow Central, Manchester Airport, and Mossend EuroTerminal are referenced. Headcodes include 0M20, 1I04, 4M30, 4M83, 4S44, 4S52, and 9M
The footage includes several freight services, with particular focus on an evening train heading to Wooden Gate Junction. Additional locations mentioned include Clitheroe, Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, Glasgow Central, Manchester Airport, Mossend EuroTerminal, Stirling, and The Lakes. Headcodes observed range from 0Z32 to 5S00.
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Blue Trains at Carlisle: Lumo and West Highland Pullman plus Logs Return! 11 May 2026
Several rail operators and locomotive classes are present, with multiple locations and headcodes identified across the footage.
This video captures drone footage of the Longport Land Recovery site and the Electro Motive depot in Staffordshire. The site is involved in aggregates, recycling, earthworks, civils, rail, and plant hire operations. Several locomotives are shown on-site, including Class 56, 60, 66, and 69 units, though specific operators are not identified. The footage includes views of the depot where locomotives are stored following maintenance work.
A train featuring locomotives 66710 and 66719, named "Karan Harrison" and "Michael Portillo" respectively, is seen at Swansea during the final day of the Rail 200 exhibition. The recording captures a brief period of the train's presence, as the adjacent platform was occupied by service trains. Several other rail vehicles are also visible in the footage.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Class 70s on UKs Railway Network Freightliner & Colas RailFreight
This video features various Class 70 locomotives operating on the UK railway network, with footage captured across multiple locations including Carlisle, Crewe, Stafford, Nuneaton, Sandbach, Warrington Bank Quay, Wigan North Western, Tamworth, Stockport, and Water Orton. The operators involved are Freightliner, Colas, Avanti West Coast, Intercity, Network Rail, and Scot Rail. Several locomotive numbers are identified, though operator details for the stock are not specified in the metadata.
It includes steel coil trains operating between Margam and Shotton, as well as stone and granite freight services from Penmaenmawr quarry to various destinations. Multiple locomotives and operators are featured, with several headcodes identified. The footage highlights regular freight operations on these routes, including services running between Wrexham General, Chester, Holyhead, Bidston, and other key locations.
This video shows a stone train loading process at Penmaenmawr and Stone, captured by drone. The locomotive involved is identified as stock number 70805, which is associated with operator Colas. The footage provides a view of the quarry operations in North Wales. Some details such as headcodes are not available in the current record.
This video captures activity at Widney Manor station, with several trains passing through in a short period. Identified stock includes classes 47, 56, 58, and 66, along with some 70-class units. Operators such as Colas, DB Schenker, Northern, and Network Rail are associated with the footage. Locations mentioned include Widney Manor, Appleford, Dorridge, Leeds, London Marylebone, Milford, and Westbury. Headcodes present in the video include 1H48, 1Z14, 1Z15, 4M96, 6E11, and 6M50.
This video captures train activity at Eastleigh and surrounding locations, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 153, 158, 159, 166, 37, 387, and 450. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Gatwick Express, GBRF, GWR, Intercity, and LNER. The recording includes scenes from Eastleigh, Ford, Northampton, Pinhoe, Salisbury, Three Bridges, and Winchester. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a compilation of freight trains captured at Eastleigh and other locations across the UK network. It includes various locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 153, 158, 37, 387, 450, and 59, 66. The footage was recorded during late February 2026 and includes trains operated by multiple companies including British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Eastern Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, Gatwick Express, and GBRF. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features the Great Western Railway Night Riviera Sleeper at London Paddington, showing it heading west with empty coaching stock bound for Reading Traincare Depot. It also highlights a major landslip near Worcester Tunnel Junction, causing disruption to services between Hereford and Birmingham New Street, as well as some London Paddington trains. The footage provides insight into both the movement of sleeper stock and the impact of infrastructure challenges on railway operations.
This video captures railway activity at several locations including Worcestershire Parkway, Crewe, Stafford, and others. It features freight operations and passenger services, with headcodes such as 1W13, 4L32, and 6V84 identified. Stock includes locomotives from classes 465, 66, and 70, operated by companies like DB Schenker, Freightliner, and GBRF. The footage documents a journey starting with a train to Crewe and continuing to Wilmslow, followed by movement southward, capturing various railway scenes along the way.
West Coast Mainline trains
Colas RailFreight Freight Trains Light Locomotives on UKs Railway Network 2025
This video features freight trains operated by Colas RailFreight on the UK railway network. It includes footage from several locations such as Carlisle, Rugeley Trent Valley, Stafford, Oxenholme Lake District, Crewe, and Rugby. The locomotives shown include classes 156, 350, and 43, with specific units identified by their numbers. The content appears to focus on the movement of freight trains across different parts of the network.
This video features a variety of railway scenes, including trams on the mainline at Taffs Well used for driver training, steam locomotives passing through Pencoed and Stormy Summit, a new glass-sided footbridge in Abergavenny, and a first-class journey to Crewe. It also includes previously unseen photographs from the "Greatest Gathering" Rail 200 event in Derby. The content highlights various railway operations and infrastructure across multiple locations.
This video captures freight train movements in the Barnetby and surrounding areas, featuring multiple locomotives and freight services. Trains include 66094 (6K23) operating between Santon F.O.T and Immingham BSC Ore Terminal, as well as 66139 (4R50) running from Milford West Sidings to Immingham Biomass Lp. Other services involve Colas Rail and DB Schenker, with movements recorded at locations such as Melton Road Bridge, Kingsbury Oil Sidings, and Scunthorpe Anchor Sidings.
A variety of freight trains, empty coaching stock, and light engine moves are seen traveling along the West Coast Main Line south of Wigan. The footage includes locomotives from classes 37, 66, and 70 operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) and GBRF. Trains pass through locations such as Crewe, Preston, Bo'ness, Mossend EuroTerminal, Settle, and Carlisle with associated headcodes including 4S57, 5Z32, and 0Z38. Some trains are noted as running early or late relative to their scheduled times.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning at Crewe Station Freight/Passenger/Light loco trains November 27th 2025 WCML
This video captures a busy morning at Crewe Station, featuring a mix of freight and passenger trains, including light locomotives. Trains from various operators such as Avanti West Coast, Northern, and Direct Rail Services are visible, alongside classes like 197, 350, 390, and 56. The footage includes services operating on the West Coast Main Line, with locations such as Cardiff Central, Chester, Euston, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly, and Swansea also mentioned. Headcodes identified include 1A20, 1D53, 1P92, 2A84, and 4H62.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Day at Carlisle Station Freight/Passenger trains Blue Peter ScotRail 334 unit 9/9/25
This video captures a variety of trains at Carlisle Station, including freight and passenger services. Featured are Avanti West Coast Pendolino units, Transpennine Express 397 802, Northern 156/158 units, ScotRail 334 unit sets, DRS class 68/88, DB trains 66, GBRF 66, Colas Rail class 70 log train, and the Blue Peter steam locomotive. Multiple locations are referenced, including Aberdeen, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Newcastle, and Wolverton. Headcodes such as 1M77, 1M85, 6E96, 6J37, 9M54, and 9S44 are also noted.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Freight Trains at 2 Locations Carlisle + Lockerbie station 26th August 2025 WCML 
It features multiple locomotives, including Class 37 and Class 66 models operated by various companies such as Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, GBRF, Colas, and DB Schenker. The footage was recorded near Carlisle and Lockerbie stations, with additional locations including Chester, Mossend EuroTerminal, and South Bank also mentioned. Headcodes 5Z46 and 6E96 are noted in the metadata.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic day at Carlisle Station Freight/passenger/steam Trains 19th August 2025
This video captures a variety of trains at Carlisle Station, including passenger services and freight movements. Trains featured include Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern class 156 and 158 units, West Coast Railways Tangmere and class 47 locomotives, Freightliner class 66, Direct Rail Services (DRS) 66, Colas Rail Freight class 70 log trains, and TransPennine Express 397s 802. The footage includes multiple locations such as Airport, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Manchester Airport, Newcastle, South Bank, and Whitehaven. Headcodes present include 1L82, 1M86, 1M88, 1N61, 1N68, 1S56, 2A
A train marked 70805, operated by Colas, is shown running between Lancaster and Preston with a headcode of 6J37. The footage captures segments of the diverted logs train, which was recorded near Carlisle and Chirk. No further details about the journey or additional trains are provided in the available data.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales. 1st class to Crewe with lunch behind 67012. Excellent journey.
A journey through the Welsh countryside is captured in this video, featuring travel on a service to Crewe in first class. The train is described as operating behind locomotive 67012, with mentions of high-quality staff service and food options. The route includes views of scenic landscapes, historic signal boxes, and semaphore signaling. Several locations along the route are noted, including Crewe, London Euston, and Machynlleth. Multiple stock numbers and headcodes are identified in the metadata, though no specific operator is highlighted in the content.
This video captures train movements around Wilnecote and other locations including Banbury, Kingsbury, Leeds, and Leicester. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 170, 50, and 66, with headcodes such as 6E54, 6H45, and 6M57. The footage includes commentary noting the presence of late trains during the recording session.
This video captures train movements at Lincoln Central station, featuring a variety of locomotives and operators. Notable stock includes GBRf units such as 69007 and 66307, Freightliner's 66501, DB Cargo's 66010, and Colas Rail's 70805. The footage includes trains from multiple locations including Lincoln, Central Station, Doncaster, Felixstowe, and others. Headcodes such as 0L32, 4E00, and 4L73 are also present in the metadata.
This video captures freight train activity at Doncaster Station, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including Class 57, 66, 69, and 70. Operators such as GBRf, DB Cargo, Freightliner, and DRS are represented with multiple locomotives listed. The footage was filmed over a period of several hours, showcasing the movement of trains in and out of the station. Several headcodes are also noted in the metadata, indicating different train services.
This video provides an overview of the Colas Rail diesel locomotive fleet, focusing on Class 43 HST Power Cars, Class 56, Class 66, Class 70, and Class 67. It includes details about specific units in service, such as 43251, 43257, 43272, 43274, 43277, and others, along with their recorded operational movements between various locations. The content also references the acquisition of Class 56 locomotives by Colas in 2012 and mentions additional units added to the fleet since then.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 166, 37, 47, 50, and 56, with labels such as 166203, 37175, 37800, 47593, 50049, and 56049. It includes locations like Bristol Parkway and Patchway, and operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, South Western Railway, and West Coast Railways. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
It includes footage of trains such as LMS Jubilee Bahamas, Blue Pullman HST, and MOD trains, along with events like the start of the RHTT season. The content highlights multiple locations including Keighley, Dagenham Dock, and London Euston, with several operators and headcodes identified.
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British Diesel Locomotive Thrash, Clag and Tones Compilation 2025 Edition
This video features a compilation of British diesel locomotives in action on the UK mainline, including classes 20, 33, 37, 40, 47, 52, 56, and 70. It includes footage from various locations such as East Tilbury, London Paddington, Portsmouth Harbour, and Birmingham New Street, with headcodes like 1Q18, 1Z56, and 1Z32 appearing in the captions. The clips were recorded between February and May 2024 and showcase a range of locomotives operating on different routes across the country.
This video features a variety of locomotives captured at Lincoln Central Station. Locomotives include GBRf, DB Cargo, Freightliner, and Colas Rail units, with headcodes such as 0M24, 1E93, and 4E00 identified. The footage includes multiple locations, including Lincoln, Doncaster, Felixstowe, Hope, Kingsbury, and others.
This video features train spotting activity at Lincoln Central railway station. It includes sightings of various locomotives, including classes 37 and 66, with headcodes such as 3J41, 4E00, and 4L08. The footage also captures the historic railway environment of Lincoln, referencing its past St Marks station. Several locations are mentioned, including Barnetby, Doncaster, and Felixstowe, indicating potential rail movements or routes. Operators such as British Railways, Colas, and Network Rail are associated with the content.
A video captures two Colas locomotives, 56302 and 70807, at the Longport Land Recovery site. The footage shows both machines present in the yard simultaneously, highlighting their operations at this aggregates and recycling facility. No headcodes are noted in the record.
This video captures train activity at Lincoln Central Station, featuring a variety of locomotives and services. It includes steam trains on rail tours, Class 37s operating the RHTT, and Class 66s handling container freight. Other notable sightings are Class 70s running tank services. Multiple locations across the UK are referenced, along with several operators and headcodes associated with the recorded movements.
Identified stock includes multiple Class 66 locomotives and one Class 37, though operators are not specified. The footage shows trains passing through locations such as Jarrow, Kingsbury, Scunthorpe, and Ore, with some heading towards the Lindsay oil refinery. Headcodes associated with the trains include 0C39, 0D25, 4C76, and others.
This video captures train activity at Barnetby Railway Station, featuring biomass and tank trains. It includes footage of various locomotives and railcars, with headcodes such as 0C39, 0D25, and 0D43 identified. The operators involved include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, GBRF, Northern, and Transpennine. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Cleethorpes, Hope, Jarrow, Kingsbury, Lee, Ore, and Scunthorpe. The content highlights the variety of train services observed during a visit with friends.
This video captures freight train activity at Lincoln, featuring several Class 66 locomotives operated by Freightliner and GBRF. Additional stock includes Class 153, 170, and 37 units. The footage also shows trains passing through locations such as Doncaster, Kingsbury, and Tinsley Yard. Headcodes present include 0E85, 1G15, 2Q60, and others.
This video captures train activity at Barnetby Railway Station, featuring various services including biomass and tank trains. It also includes footage of the Wolverhampton steel train and Shell JARROW. The recording includes multiple locomotives and headcodes associated with different operators.
A train spotting session at Barnetby Station captured several locomotives and freight services. The video includes footage of 65302 operating on the Millerhill route between Immingham and Doncaster, as well as freight movements such as Iron Ore I to Scunthorpe and Biomass to Drax CEGB. Multiple locomotive stock numbers, operators, locations, and headcodes are identified in the metadata, providing detailed context for the rail activity observed.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured during train spotting activities at Lincoln. Locomotives include classes 66, 43, and 37, along with multiple DMU units. The footage also includes several headcodes associated with different services. Operators represented in the metadata span a range of organisations including British Railways, Colas, East Midlands Railway, and others. Locations mentioned include Lincoln, Barnetby, Felixstowe, and several other sites across the UK rail network.
A video captures the Doppler effect from a convoy of two locomotives, 67027 and 70805, operating near Keynsham. The footage is associated with Colas as the operator and includes references to Westbury as a location. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video features a collection of railway movements, including freight trains, railtours, ECS operations, and light engine activity, primarily recorded in the South Wales region. Various locomotives are identified, including classes 150, 47, 50, 56, 57, and 60, though operators associated with these units are not specified. The footage spans movements from July to August and includes scenes from Leven. Some operational details such as headcodes are not present in the record.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 47, 56, 57, 66, 69, and 70, with specific examples such as 47828, 56103, 57311, 66431, 66745, 66761, 66781, 69010, and 70008. It includes footage from locations such as Marston Green, Atherstone, Crewe, Garston, Leicester, Peterborough, Southall, and Westbury. Headcodes present in the video include 4H33, 4M38, 4M68, 4S50, 4S59
This video captures railway activity at Hinksey Yard and Leeds, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 66 and 70. The footage was recorded on a day with high temperatures, as noted by the creator. Operators such as C2C, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GWR, LNER, and Northern are associated with the content. Headcodes 4M55 and 4M71 appear in the metadata. The video provides a glimpse into rail operations during a warm weather condition.
This video features a selection of Class 70 locomotives operated by Colas Rail Freight, captured as they travel along the West Coast Main Line on freight services. The footage includes several locomotives with labels such as 70801, 70802, and 70803, among others. These machines are part of a fleet manufactured by General Electric for use in the UK, primarily by Freightliner and Colas Rail. The video highlights the distinctive sound of these locomotives, offering insight into their operation on British rail networks.
This video features footage of Class 70 locomotives at Leamington Spa, including units numbered 70001, 70004, 70007, and 70805. Additional locations mentioned include Leeds, Penally, and Westbury. Operators associated with the content are Colas, EWS, Freightliner, and South Western Railway. Headcodes observed in the footage include 4M55, 4O90, and 6M40. The video provides a selection of shots from a visit to Leamington Spa on 19 June 2024.
This video captures late-night train activity at Reading, featuring services operated by Blue Pullman and Colas. The footage includes locomotives from stock classes 66 and 70, with specific units identified as 66705, 66706, and 70805. The locations shown are Paddington and Reading. While the record includes operator and stock details, headcode information is not available in the current metadata.
This video captures train movements along a section of track between Lapworth and Bentley. It features a variety of locomotives, including classes 66 and 70, operated by companies such as DB Schenker, Freightliner, Maritime, and Rail Express Systems. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Banbury, Bentley, London Marylebone, and Westbury. Several headcodes are visible, indicating different train services passing through the area.
This video captures freight and convoy activity at Culham, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 20, 59, and 66. The footage includes multiple units such as 20311, 59101, and several 66-series locomotives. Operators associated with the footage include Colas, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, and GWR. The record does not include headcode information.
This video captures freight train activity at Leamington Spa, with additional locations including Halewood, London Marylebone, and Westbury. It features locomotives from stock classes 66, 70, and 82, along with headcodes such as 1M71, 6M40, 6M48, and 6M50. Operators associated with the footage include Colas, DB Schenker, GBRF, Intercity, and Network Rail. The content provides a glimpse into railway operations across multiple sites, offering viewers an insight into the movement of freight services in the region.
This video features a compilation of British diesel locomotives in action on the UK mainline between 2023 and early 2024. It includes footage of various classes such as Class 37, 40, 47, 50, 52 Western, 55 Deltic, 56, and 70. The recordings capture locomotives operating on different routes across the country, with specific workings noted in the description. Locations include Great Yarmouth, London Liverpool Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, and others. Headcodes such as 1Z22, 1Q97, and 1Z61 are featured, along with multiple operators including British Railways, LNER, and Network Rail.
This video captures the Calne Model Railway Exhibition 2024, a two-day event featuring various model railway layouts including 00 gauge displays. Among the highlighted exhibits is Fairwood Junction by Steve Jones, showcasing modern traction. Other layouts on display include Somerford, North Vale, Broadford, and Dounreay. The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore different model railway setups and trade stands. While specific locations and headcodes are not included in this record, the event is described as excellent and well worth visiting.
This video shows multiple Class 20 locomotives returning to Kings Norton after delivering a Transport For Wales Class 398. Later, Colas Class 70 locomotive 70805 arrives at Worcester Yard for an engineering task, marking the first such train on the North Cotswold Line during a four-day blockade between Evesham and Charlbury. Another Colas Class 70 locomotive, 70806, is also mentioned but not shown arriving. The footage captures railway operations involving freight wagons and engineering activities on the line.
This video features a collection of traction action clips recorded across the UK rail network in January 2024. It includes footage from locations such as Hampton, Crewe, Derby, and Westbury, among others. Various train stock numbers are identified, including classes 165, 166, 20, 37, 398, and 43. Headcodes present in the video include 0Z21, 0Z22, 3O41, 4M19, 6M50, and 6Q21. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, GWR, and West Midlands Trains.
This video features a collection of train horn recordings from various locomotives, including classes 141, 150, 37, 43, 47, 50, and 56, captured between July 2021 and July 2023. The footage includes locations such as Clayton West, Irwell Vale, Knottingley, Morley, and York, with headcodes including 1S60, 1Z56, and 2A09. Operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman, British Railways, DB Schenker, LNER, Network Rail, and others. The video serves as the final instalment of a long-running series.
This video captures various freight trains and GWR services at Swindon. Featured locomotives include multiple Class 66 units, such as 66057, 66525, 66539, 66555, and 66849, along with the Class 70 unit 70805. Operators present in the footage include DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, and GWR. The headcode 6M40 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of trains at Eaglescliffe and Saltburn, featuring classes including 156, 158, 185, 66, 69, and 70. Operators present include LNER, Northern, and Transpennine Express. The footage includes multiple train units, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video features railway stock including 66001, 66063, 70802, and 70805 at locations such as Radley and Trafford Park. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, GBRF, and Network Rail. Headcodes identified in the video are 4M71, 6A18, and 6M40. The footage appears to focus on scenic or filming opportunities at these locations.
It shows several trains, including locomotives 66721 and 66751 operated by Colas, and 70805 and 70815 operated by LNER. The footage also includes an LNER Azuma arriving at York station. Other locations mentioned include Doncaster, Jarrow, and Tyne Dock. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of Class 70 locomotives captured during a train spotting journey. The footage includes several units, such as 70010, 70804, 70805, 70807, 70809, and 70810. The locations mentioned are Barnetby and Stafford. While the operators associated with these locomotives are listed, no specific operator is directly linked to the footage. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video captures train spotting activities at Barnetby Station, featuring multiple locomotives and freight trains. The footage includes Class 37, Class 57, and several Class 66 locomotives, along with Class 70 units. Operators such as British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, GBRF, Northern, and Transpennine are noted, alongside locations including Barnetby, Frome, and Wolverhampton Steel Terminal. Headcodes observed include 6D43, 6E08, 6H77, and 6V19.
This video captures freight train activity near the Lindsay Oil Refinery and Ulceby Station, featuring multiple locomotives including Class 66 models. The footage was recorded from a bridge in Killingholme by the refineries and includes views of trains heading towards Ulceby Station. Various operators and locations are identified within the metadata, providing context to the rail movements depicted.