82132

This video features railway scenes from Warrington yard and station in 1992, showing double-headed locomotives including Class 31s, 37s, 47s, and 60s in pre-EWS livery. It includes footage of coal trains heading to Fiddlers Ferry and returning empties passing under the West Coast Mainline. The depot and signal boxes are shown as busy during this period. Some locomotives identified include 31460 and 82132, with operators associated including British Railways and EWS. The record lacks specific location details and headcodes.

It includes footage of 68002 and 68004 arriving and departing Liverpool Street, alongside former DRS loco 90034. The video also shows 90034 moving a MK3 set through Stratford and 57312 heading towards Willesden Junction. Several other locomotives are identified, including 60089, 82132, and 88004. The footage provides a glimpse into railway operations in the London area during that time.

This video features footage of Greater Anglia Class 90 locomotives, including 90010 and 90015, as well as 68027 and 82132, captured at various locations along the Great Eastern Main Line and West Coast Main Line. The content highlights the final era of locomotive-hauled passenger services between London and Norwich, which ended in 2020. It includes scenes from Norwich, Stratford, and other key points along the route, with some footage taken on mobile phones. The video also references the historical use of these trains on routes including London Euston to Birmingham and beyond.

This video features Greater Anglia Class 90 locomotives, including 90005 and 90006, operating on the Great Eastern Main Line between London and Norwich. It captures the final era of locomotive-hauled passenger services on this route, which ended in March 2020. The footage includes trains with Mk.3 coaches and Driving Van Trailers such as 82102 and 82132, previously used on the West Coast Main Line. Some scenes are taken from mobile phone recordings. The video also references historical operations by British Rail and Virgin Trains.

This video shows a group of rail vehicles, including 37716 and several Class 82 units, likely involved in a scrap operation. The footage is associated with the headcode 5Z38, which operated between Norwich and Newport. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator, and locations mentioned include Norwich and Newport. Additional stock numbers are listed in the description, though details about their roles or movements in the video are not specified.

A train movement involving multiple units, including 37716 and several 82-class vehicles, is shown at Patchway. The footage captures a scrap move associated with headcode 5Z38, which operated between Norwich Crown Point and Newport Docks. Additional locations mentioned include Newport and Norwich. Operator information is not available in the current record.

This video captures the final appearances of several Anglian Class 90 electric locomotives, filmed at Ipswich in June 2016. It features multiple units including 90001, 90002, and others, alongside various other stock such as classes 50, 66, and 82. The footage includes scenes from locations like Colchester, Nelson, and University. Operators associated with the video include Caledonian Sleeper, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Greater Anglia, and GWR. A headcode of 3A45 is also noted in the metadata.

This video features footage of British Rail Class 90 electric locomotives operating on the Great Eastern Main Line between 2016 and 2020. The compilation includes line-side and station views, as well as a photo slideshow. The Class 90s were originally built in 1987–1990 and used by various operators including Virgin Trains and Greater Anglia before being phased out in favor of newer rolling stock. Locomotives featured include units numbered 90001 to 90005, along with some Class 82 locomotives. The video captures these machines in action across locations such as Colchester, Crewe, Fleet, Hope, and Norwich.

A variety of rolling stock is featured, including classes 170, 315, 345, and 37, with operators such as British Railways, Freightliner, Greater Anglia, GWR, and TFL represented. Headcodes identified include 4L36, 4L41, 4L91, 4M63, 4M87, and 4M93.

This video features railway activity across several locations in Anglia, including Hatfield, Marks Tey, and Stowmarket. It showcases freight services typically hauled by Class 66 locomotives, along with some Class 70s operating intermodal services. Multiple Class 321 and Class 360 diesel units are identified in the footage. Operators associated with the content include Greater Anglia, Freightliner, GBRF, C2C, and British Railways. The record contains limited information on headcodes.

It includes footage of multiple locomotives, including classes 156, 321, 60, and 66, with operators such as DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Greater Anglia, Intercity, and South Western Railway represented. A headcode of 3A42 is also noted in the footage.

This video captures train activity at Stratford and Cheshunt. It features multiple trains, including classes 315, 321, 360, 378, and 379, though operators are not specified for individual units. The footage is from a recording made on Sunday, January 24, 2016. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.

This video features a pair of Direct Rail Services (DRS) Class 47 locomotives, numbered 47818 and 47853, at Norwich on the Great Yarmouth services. Additional stock identified includes Class 47 number 47810 and Class 82 number 82132. The footage captures these locomotives in a railway environment, with locations including Norwich and Great Yarmouth. While operator information is available for Direct Rail Services (DRS) and East Coast, no headcode data is present in the record.

It features Class 91 electric locomotive No. 91111 in East Coast livery, Greater Anglia DVT No. 82132 being shunted, and a Scotrail unit undergoing inspection. The footage includes various railway stock such as Class 320, Class 60, and Class 82 units. Operators mentioned include East Coast, Greater Anglia, and Scot Rail. The record does not include headcode information.