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Videos featuring 87023
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
Double header Thunderbirds Colas Rail 67027 & 67023 “Stella” Lea Road 15/7/2026
A Colas Rail double-header service featuring Thunderbirds light locomotives 67027 and 67023 “Stella” is shown running from Doncaster to Newark North Gate Sidings. The footage captures the movement of these Class 67 units on a freight train operating under headcode 0Z68. Additional locomotive numbers, including 67020 and 87023, are also noted in the metadata. The video includes mentions of Gainsborough Lea Road as a location associated with the service.
A video shows train units 56049 and 67023 passing through South Wigston, with additional units 37023 and 87023 also present. The footage includes locations such as Templecombe. No operator details are provided in the metadata, though Colas is listed as an associated operator. Headcode information is not available in the current record.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Freight Trains Movement At Stafford & Leicester Stations 10th 11th March 2026
This video captures freight train movements at several locations including Stafford, Crewe, Leicester, and others. It features a variety of locomotives such as Class 66s from GBRF, Freightliner, DB Schenker, and Colas RailFreight, along with other classes like 158 and 222. Operators involved include Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Colas, Freightliner, and others. Headcodes such as 4L32, 4M07, and 6K50 are noted in the footage.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
Double headed Thunderbird 67027 & 67023 light loco VSTP 0Z67 11;08 Lea Road 13/2/2026
A double-headed Class 67 locomotive, Thunderbird 67027 and Stella 67023, is shown operating on a light loco VSTP service with headcode 0Z67. The footage captures the train running between Newark North Gate Sidings and Doncaster Colas Sidings. The route is associated with Gainsborough Lea Road and involves operations linked to East Coast and Colas. British Railways is also noted as an operator in the context of the video.
A video shows a Class 37 locomotive, specifically number 37218, undergoing a test run on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel. The locomotive operated on a route between Leicester and Barrow Hill as part of an effort to extend its service life while reducing emissions. Several other Class 37 locomotives are also mentioned, including 37901 ‘Mirlees Pioneer’, 37501 ‘Teesside Steelmaster’, and 37407 ‘Blackpool Tower’. The footage includes a cab ride, offering insight into the operation of this historic diesel locomotive type.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
Thunderbirds are go! “Stella” 67023 0Z67 Newark North Gate Sidings - Worksop Down Reception 5/2/2026
A Colas Rail light locomotive, identified as 67023, is shown running from Newark North Gate Sidings to Worksop Down Reception. The train carries the headcode 0Z67 and is part of service 7E. The footage captures the locomotive in operation on what appears to be a regular service route. No other trains or additional context about the journey are visible in the video.
Lea Road trains & FoHA talks
Thunderbird “Stella” 67023 Colas Rail light locomotive 0Z69 14;35 37E Lea Road 13/1/2026
A light locomotive, identified as 67023, is shown operating on a railway line in Gainsborough Lea Road. The locomotive is associated with the headcode 0Z69 and is linked to Colas Rail. The video captures the movement of the train during its service run. No further details about the route or other trains are provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of railway convoys, including locomotives and rolling stock such as classes 170, 20, 26, and 31, along with various units numbered 170104, 170116, 20189, 26007, and 31108 among others. The footage is associated with multiple railway operators including British Railways, Chiltern Railways, Colas, and Direct Rail Services (DRS), and was recorded in Derby. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video presents a re-mastered collection of archive footage capturing British Railways operations in the Midlands and North West between 1991 and 1995. It features various locations including Derby, Manchester Victoria, Crewe, Walsall, Blackpool North, Carnforth, and Llandudno Junction. The footage includes multiple units such as Classes 142, 150, 158, and 310, along with diesel and electric locomotives from several classes. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations during this period.
A rail journey featuring locomotives 67023 and 67027 is shown, with the route covering Westbury to Newton Abbot and back. The footage was filmed at Bedminster. Additional stock numbers 87023 and 87027 are also identified in the metadata. Operators Colas and GBRF are associated with the video, though no specific operator is linked directly to the locomotives. The record includes locations but lacks headcode information.
This video, titled "Trains at Exeter St Davids," captures train activity in and around Exeter St Davids, Ford, and University. It features a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 158, 159, 220, 57, 66, and 67, though no specific operators are identified for these units. The footage is part of the "The Devon Trainspotter" channel and has a duration of approximately 25 minutes. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.
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BR in the 2010s Compilation of Short Visits from 2012 Volume 2 of 3 (April - May)
This video compilation showcases a variety of railway scenes from April to May 2012, featuring locations such as Brookwood Station, Shalford, Dungeness, and the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. It includes a range of traction types, from steam to diesel and electric, with highlights such as the VSOE Luncheon Special round trip from London Victoria. The footage captures everyday railway operations and special events during this period.
A video captures Class 800029 passing through Lawrence Hill Station as part of service 2C50, which was running approximately seven minutes late. The train is en route from Cardiff Central to Bristol Temple Meads. The footage includes another unit, Class 87023, and features the GWR operator. No further details about the journey or additional context are provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of railway footage captured between August and October, showcasing various locomotives including classes 166, 175, 56, 66, and 67. The footage includes stock numbers such as 166202, 175002, 175108, 56105, 66002, 66007, 66651, 66652, 66654, and 67014. Operators associated with the footage include Caledonian Sleeper, Colas, DB Schenker, GWR, Network Rail, Northern, and Scot Rail. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway scenes from the South Cotswolds area, featuring locomotives such as Class 158, 170, 66, and 87 units. Notable sightings include re-geared 66655 and DRS Cats, along with a tractor and skip operations on RHTT. The footage includes locations at Ashchurch for Tewkesbury and Cheltenham Spa. Several operators are associated with the recorded content, including Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and others. Headcodes were not identified in this recording.
Several locomotives and railcars are visible, including classes 20, 37, 47, and 56, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage includes a tour of the area by a diesel multiple unit. Locations mentioned include London Euston, Northampton, and Norwich. The event highlights the accessibility of exhibits, ranging from historic to modern rail equipment.
This video features a guided tour of Long Marston Rail Depot from around 2011, showcasing various locomotives on display. Among the stock present are British Railways Class 20s, Class 37s, and Class 87 electric units, including 87023 which was undergoing refurbishment. The footage includes a circular train ride around the depot, with several locos noted for scrap. Some operators associated with the rail industry are mentioned, though specific locations beyond Fleet are not detailed in the metadata.
The journey begins at London Euston and includes stops at Hellifield, Long Preston, and Settle, with views of Pen-Y-Gent and the Ribblehead Viaduct. The footage shows the locomotive's drive shaft during a stop for routine attention and includes scenes of a lineside photographer near Settle. Operators involved include British Railways, Intercity, and Thameslink, with locations spanning from London Euston to Carlisle.
This video features railway activity in Rugby, capturing various locomotives including classes 47, 57, 66, 86, 87, and 92. Mentioned operators include Virgin Trains, Direct Rail Services, EWS, Freightliner, and Network Rail. The footage includes references to services such as "Virgin Paradise?" and older electric trains. No headcodes are identified in the record.
A video captures a convoy of locomotives 67023 and 67027 at Newton St Loe, operating on the route between Derby and Westbury. The footage was recorded on 12 September 2021. Additional stock numbers identified in the metadata include 67021 and 87023. Colas is noted as the operator involved. No headcodes are present in the data.
A video shows Colas Rail Class 67 diesel multiple units 67023 and 67027 at Littlehampton on a test train. The footage includes additional stock number 87023, though its operator is not specified. The location of the event is clearly identified as Littlehampton. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video features trains operated by Virgin Trains and other operators, including Intercity and Scot Rail. It includes footage of two locomotives, one identified as class 86 with stock number 86222 and another as class 87 with stock number 87023. The content reflects a nostalgic look at train travel from around the early 2000s, though specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video documents a visit to the former MOD depot at Long Marston in Warwickshire, used for storing out-of-lease rolling stock since the privatisation of British Rail. The footage includes various locomotives and rail vehicles, some of which are no longer in service. Porterbrook, a major UK rolling stock operator, has recently acquired the site with plans to develop more efficient stock, including hydrogen-powered trains. The tour begins near the car park and includes a bus trip around the large facility.
This video features a collection of historical photographs showcasing various locomotives and units at Birmingham New Street over the years. The images include a range of stock such as 153, 220, 302, 37, 43, 47, and 50 class units, with some notable examples including 37023, 43121, 47841, and several 50-class locomotives. The footage also references the changing landscape of the station and surrounding areas, including redevelopment works and changes to the skyline. Operators associated with the stock include British Railways, Network South East, Rail Express Systems, and Virgin Trains.
This video captures footage from an open day event at Glasgow's Polmadie Depot in 2000, featuring various exhibits and the double-headed 50s locomotive departing from Glasgow Central. The structured metadata identifies multiple railway stock items, including classes 20, 27, 334, 37, 47, and 50, as well as operators such as British Railways, EWS, Northern, and Virgin Trains. The footage highlights historical rail equipment and provides a glimpse into depot operations during that time.
The video features several locomotives operating as light engines on various routes. Class 67 units 67006, 67023, and 67026 are seen working from Dollands Moor to Wembley, passing Maidstone East. Later, Class 92 locomotives 92003 and 92016 depart Tonbridge heading towards Wembley, while 92030 passes Maidstone East with a container train from Hams Hall. The footage includes scenes at Maidstone East, Tonbridge, and Ashford. Some operators and headcodes are not included in the record.
This video captures railway activity in Bristol and surrounding areas in July 2019, featuring multiple trains operated by Colas, Blue Pullman, DB Schenker, and GWR. It includes footage of various stock numbers such as 67006, 67015, 67023, 67024, and 67027 at locations including Keynsham. The content highlights train movements and operations during that period.
This video captures a railway scene featuring several locomotives, including 66182/081 arriving and departing with an enthusiast special. Notable stock includes 87028-7 and 87022-0 undergoing refurbishment in the shed, alongside other units such as 87002/21/22, 86401, and Metronet 66722. The footage is set at Northampton and includes headcode 5C30. Additional locomotives present are 47701, 47746, 66051, 66084, 66187, 66235, 66722, and 67021, with
This video features a compilation of test trains filmed in May 2018, including classes 37, 43, and 67. The footage includes locomotives such as 37176, 37401, 37403, 37405, 37409, 37605, 37612, 67023, and 150120, 150126. The operators associated with the content include Colas, First Great Western, and Network Rail, while the location mentioned is Par. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A video shows Colas Rail Class 67 locomotives 67023 and 67027 at Dorchester West, heading towards Weymouth. The footage captures the trains in sunlight. The operators involved include Colas Rail and Network Rail, with the location including Dorchester West and Weymouth. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video shows two Class 67 locomotives, numbered 67023 and 67027, passing through Tamworth. It also features a Class 87 locomotive, numbered 87023. The footage includes the headcode 1Z20, indicating a service from Reading to Derby. The operators involved are Colas and Network Rail. The locations shown include Tamworth, Derby, and Reading.
A video captures Colas Class 67 diesel multiple units 67023 'Stella' and 67027 'Charlotte' during a test train operation at Newton St Loe. The footage includes the route between Tyseley and Bristol High Level. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures a test train operated by Colas, featuring locomotives 67023 and 67027, along with other stock units. The footage was recorded at Bristol Temple Meads and includes locations such as Derby and Reading Triangle Sidings. The train appears to be part of a movement on the route between Derby and Reading Triangle Sidings. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video contains a collection of various railway footage, some of which may not be directly related to specific themes. It includes appearances of several rail stock types, including classes 37, 66, and 87, though operators and locations are not clearly associated with specific segments. The footage features the location of Wem. Some elements of the video may not have been intended for public release or could be incomplete in context.
This video captures special charter services operated from Rugby in October 2015, featuring multiple trains including 57305, 57312, 66058, 66142, and 67006. The footage includes various train movements on the weekend of the 17th to 18th, with several services running across the Bristol and South Wales region. While specific operators are not detailed in the content, the trains involved belong to different stock classes, including 57, 66, and 67 series locomotives. The record includes limited metadata, with no headcodes identified.
This video features a number of railway vehicles, including classes 375, 465, 67, and 87, at London Victoria. Additional locations mentioned include Darlington. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, EWS, GWR, and Southeastern. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features footage from a night train journey starting at Bristol Temple Meads on 15 September 2000, with stops at Crewe, Stafford, Carlisle, and Glasgow Central. It includes scenes of locomotives D431/D449 and units 37428/427 in operation, as well as footage from an open day at Polmadie Works, including the naming of loco 87023. The video also captures various railway stock and locations across the UK network.
This video captures two trains passing through the Severn Tunnel near Pilning, Bristol. The first is a Class 67 diesel multiple unit numbered 67023, and the second is a Class 47 locomotive numbered 47828 hauling train TnT 47805. The footage was recorded during a Rugby Railtours event on 16th March 2013. The operator of one of the trains is identified as Direct Rail Services (DRS), while other operators associated with the video include EWS and Northern. The location Pilning and the town of Rugby are noted in the metadata.
A video shows WCRC 47786 leading Europhoenix 87023 and 87017 passing Kings Norton station on a service with headcode 0Z36. The footage captures the train movement along the route, featuring the specified locomotives and rolling stock. The operator, Europhoenix, is noted in the metadata, alongside the location of Kings Norton. No additional context or details about the journey are provided in the available information.
A video featuring British Rail Class 47 diesel locomotive 47786 and two Class 87 electric multiple units, numbered 87017 and 87023, is shown. The footage includes the headcode 0Z36. While specific operator and location details are not provided in the metadata, the video captures a scene involving these rail vehicles. The current record lacks information on the operator and exact locations depicted.
This video features two Class 87 electric locomotives, numbered 87017 and 87023, undergoing testing at Willesden. The footage includes the locomotives in operation before moving on to Bulgaria. While specific operator details, locations beyond Willesden, and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into the testing process of these railway assets.
A train identified as WCRC 47500 leads Europhoenix 87017 and 87023 past Kings Norton station on a service with headcode 0Z87. The footage captures the movement of these units along what appears to be a regular passenger route. The operators, locations, and headcodes are clearly identified in the metadata, providing context for the train movements shown. No additional details about the journey or other trains involved are provided in the available information.