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802015
Class 802
Videos featuring 802015
A video shows Class 802 electric multiple unit 802015 passing through Lawrence Hill. The operator is identified as GWR. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Slough and surrounding areas, featuring a variety of services. Trains include GWR class 165, Elizabeth Line class 345, and GWR class 387 units. Freight services from DB Schenker and Freightliner are also present, along with special trains operated by DCR and ROG. The footage includes multiple locations such as Abbey Wood, Bristol Temple Meads, Didcot Parkway, Exeter St Davids, Great Malvern, London Paddington, Maidenhead, and Paddington. Headcodes from various services are noted in the metadata.
This video documents the final movements of ex-GWR HST Castle sets from Laira Depot, capturing their departure as they were relocated by various operators between December 2025 and February 2026. It includes footage of multiple power cars and Mk3 carriages being moved, with some recent transfers featuring 43092 and 43093 to the Mid-Norfolk Railway. The video highlights the end of an era for Class 43 operations in the Western Region, with only two units remaining at Laira Depot.
This video captures train movements at Gloucester, featuring a variety of rolling stock including DMUs, IEPs, and Voyagers. Trains operated by Cross Country, GWR, and Transport For Wales are noted. The footage includes several units from classes 158, 165, 170, 197, 220, 800, and 802, though specific operator details for individual stock items are not provided. The content highlights the presence of less commonly seen services at this location.
This video captures a variety of trains at Bristol Parkway station, including services from Great Western Railway and freight operations. Trains featured include Network Rail's Class 43 HSTs, Freightliner and GB Railfreight Class 66s, as well as Great Western Railway’s Class 158, 165, and 166 units. Additional stock includes Bombardier Electrostar Class 387s. The footage shows a weekday midday scene with trains operating in the Western England region. Operators mentioned include Network Rail, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, and others. Locations referenced span several stations across the UK.
A Class 37 diesel locomotive, 37407, is shown working with a group of ex-GWR Class 43 power cars during a movement in the South West. The footage captures the movement of 43188 and 43189 from Laira to Ely, along with other Class 43 units including 43097 and 43098. Additional rail activity includes Freightliner 66561 working a ballast cleaning operation between Fairwater Yard and Hinksey Sidings. The video also features movement through locations such as Cardiff Central, Taunton, and Bridgwater.
This video captures a variety of railway activity, including freight and passenger services filmed at locations such as Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester. A notable scene features Class 37 locomotive 37884 operating as a light engine heading to Newport Docks during dusk. The footage also includes trains navigating challenging weather conditions, with high winds and heavy rain adding dramatic elements to the scenes. Various stock items, operators, and headcodes are present in the metadata, offering insight into the diverse railway operations depicted.
Notable trains include services hauled by Class 66 locomotives and Class 37 units operating with Class 350 units heading to Long Marston for storage. The footage highlights the variety of rail traffic through the area, showcasing both freight and passenger operations against the backdrop of these key locations.
This video captures two daylight runs of Bridgwater nuclear flask trains, including the southbound 6V74 and northbound 6M67 services, with a crew change at Worcester T.C. Additional freight movements are shown at Cheltenham Spa, featuring locomotives 66424 and 66660 on various services. The footage also includes mixed passenger services at Shrub Hill involving Great Western Railway and West Midlands Railway. Locations featured include Worcester T.C., Cheltenham Spa, and others.
This video captures trains and buses in Exeter and Exmouth, featuring a variety of rail stock including classes 150, 165, 37, 47, 57, and 66. Several locations are mentioned, such as Exmouth, Exeter Central, Exeter St Davids, Barnstaple, Newton Abbot, Taunton, Torquay, and Lincoln. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Cross Country, EWS, Freightliner, GWR, Network Rail, Northern, Rail Express Systems, and South Western Railway. A headcode of 1E15 is also noted in the metadata.
Trains include Class 150, 159, 170, 175, 197, and 43 diesel multiple units, operated by Cross Country, Great Western Railway, South Western Railway, Transport for Wales, and British Railways. The footage highlights a range of rolling stock seen at different stations across the network.
A video shows Class 802 diesel multiple units 802015 and 802020 arriving at Taunton. The train is operating on service 1C92, which runs between London Paddington and Penzance. The train arrived one minute early at 19:41. The operator associated with the route is GWR.
This video captures footage of GWR DMUs, IETs, and Cross Country Voyagers operating in the Dawlish area. The content includes trains such as the Sea running along the Seawall, with mentions of specific stock numbers and headcodes. Filming conditions were challenging due to rain and wind, but the railway and train movements were active. Locations featured include Dawlish, Exmouth, Paignton, Plymouth, Penzance, and Cardiff Central.
This video captures train and bus activity around Exeter, featuring multiple railstock types including classes 150, 166, 43, and 802. Operators such as British Railways, Cross Country, GWR, and Northern are mentioned, with locations including Exeter St Davids, Honiton, Hope, and Newton Abbot. No headcodes were identified in the footage. The content provides a general overview of regional transport movements without specific operational details.
This video captures railway scenes at Exeter St Davids, featuring a mix of historic and modern rolling stock. It includes British Railways Class 150, 158, and 159 Sprinter DMUs, as well as ex Network South East Class 166 Turbo units. Newer models such as Class 221, 800, and 802 are also present. Operators featured include Cross Country, Great Western Railway, and South Western Railway. The footage highlights a variety of train types operating in the West Country region.
This video captures railway activity in the West Country, featuring a variety of trains including Inter-City 125 HSTs, Class 150 Sprinter DMUs, and Classes 220/1 and 800/2. The footage includes scenes from Totnes, Plymouth, Penzance, and other locations in the region, with involvement from operators such as Cross Country, Great Western Railway, and First Great Western. The video highlights different train classes operating in this area during May 2023.
This video captures train movements at Reading West and nearby locations, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 165 and Class 387 units. Operators such as GBRF, Freightliner, GWR, and Network Rail are present in the footage. The content highlights freight operations and other rail activity in the area, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in early October 2022, featuring various train classes operating across different lines. It includes footage of Class 345 units at Royal Oak and Paddington, as well as Classes 387, 700, 717, 800, and 802 at locations such as Finsbury Park and Hatfield. Multiple operators are represented, with scenes showing movement along the Great Northern line and other routes. The video highlights a range of rolling stock and operational activity across several key stations.
This video features train spotting at Yatton, capturing services operated by GWR and Cross Country. Trains seen include Class 43, Class 802, and Class 166 units. Additional locations mentioned are Hatton and Starcross. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features train spotting at Taunton, capturing services operated by Great Western Railway and Cross Country. Trains seen include classes 802, 43, and 158. The footage also includes a mention of future spotting activities at Worle.
This video features a compilation of Great Western Railway (GWR) Intercity Express Passenger (IEP) trains, including various units such as 800001, 800005, 800006, and others. The footage was filmed over the past few years and includes multiple IEPs in service, though specific locations or headcodes are not detailed in the metadata. The video showcases a range of GWR-operated IEP units, with some also operated by First Great Western and Freightliner.
This video captures railway scenes from September 2019, featuring various trains and locations in Wales. It includes footage of HST services traveling between Cardiff and Severn Tunnel Junction, as well as freight operations and parallel running of HSTs and IEPs near Newport. The clips also show the 37s service heading to Rhymney. Several train units are identified, including classes 143, 158, 170, and 37, though operators are not specified. Due to heavy rain, only limited footage was recorded.
A video shows two trains, numbered 802015 and 802019, passing Dawlish Warren. The footage includes the GWR operator and features stock from the 802 class. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
The video shows two Class 43 powercars, numbered 43144 and 43147, operating in a back-to-back configuration. These units are noted as being off lease from Laira. The footage also includes a Class 802 unit, numbered 802015, at Chelvey. While the exact operator and specific locations involved are not detailed in the metadata, the content appears to capture railway operations from around late 2018.