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88001

Class 88
Names carried: REVOLUTION
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A video shows multiple locomotives operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) at Carlisle. The footage features Class 68 and Class 88 locomotives, including numbers 68002, 68005, 68006, 68008, 88001, 88003, and 88006. These units are described as part of a rail movement on the CONVOY service. The scene takes place at Carlisle Citadel Station, with no headcodes provided in the metadata.
This video features a number of Class 66 locomotives operating on the UK railway network. The footage includes scenes from various locations such as Water Orton, Lichfield Trent Valley, Carlisle, Lancaster, Warrington Bank Quay, Oxenholme Lake District, and Wigan North Western. Several operators are mentioned, including Direct Rail Services (DRS), Avanti West Coast, British Railways, and others. The video appears to be part of a series capturing train movements across different parts of the network.
This video captures train activity at Manchester Piccadilly, featuring services operated by Transport for Wales, TPE, Northern Trains, Avanti West Coast, and East Midlands Railway, along with freight movements. The footage includes a variety of rolling stock, such as classes 185, 195, 323, 331, and 390. Locations mentioned include Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Airport, Liverpool Lime Street, Bournemouth, Chester, and others. Headcodes observed in the video are 2G15 and 2U55.
This video features a collection of clips from Pathfinder Tours spanning from 1973 to 2025, with footage filmed between approximately 2013 and 2025. The content includes various railway stock such as classes 37, 47, 50, 56, and 66, with specific examples including units labeled 37059, 37602, 37716, 47749, 50049, 56094, 60001, 60021, 66230, and 66525. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Direct Rail Services (DRS). A headcode of
This video provides a snapshot of railway activity at three depots in the North West. At DRS Gresty Bridge in Crewe, Class 93 locomotives 93005 and 93009 are present. At Longport Freight Depot, three stored Class 69 locomotives (69002, 69003, and 69007) are noted. The video also highlights a newly painted six-car Voyager set for Lumo, which is scheduled to begin service between Euston and Stirling. Various locations including Crewe, Longport, Widnes, and Alstom are featured.
It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Scotrail Class 156 units, Transpennine Express Class 397 and Class 802 trains, Freightliner/Colas Class 66 and Class 90s, as well as Direct Rail Services Class 88. The footage also shows activity involving locations such as Dumfries, Glasgow Central, London Euston, and Manchester Airport. Headcodes 2L96 and 4M11 are noted in the data.
A Class 68 locomotive, DRS No. 68016 'Fearless', was seen in operation at Carlisle Citadel Station alongside another Class 68, No. 68001 'Evolution'. The footage also shows a nuclear flask FNA-D flat wagon being passed through on Platform Four. Other stock identified includes locomotives numbered 60001 (Class 60), 68010 (Class 68), and 88001 (Class 88). Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and Rail Express Systems. The location of the event is Carlisle.
A train service operating between Crewe and Dungeness is shown, with locomotives 60003, 68003, and 88001 in use. The headcode 6O62 is associated with the movement. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is identified as the operator. The video captures this service in south London.
This video captures freight train activity at multiple locations across the UK, including Tamworth, Lichfield Trent Valley, and Stafford. It features a variety of Class 66 locomotives operated by several rail companies such as Freightliner, DRS, GBRF, and DB Schenker. The footage includes headcodes such as 4E36, 4L93, and 4M01, indicating different services captured during the recording.
It also documents weather-related disruptions on the Maryport line and Settle Carlisle Line following heavy rainfall. Various train stock including classes 156, 158, 222, and 390 are identified, alongside operators such as Europhoenix, Avanti West Coast, and Northern. Locations include Carlisle, Maryport, Settle, and others across the UK rail network. Headcodes associated with services are also noted in the metadata.
A video captures various railway operations featuring multiple locomotives and operators. Locomotive Services Limited's Class 89 001 Avocet leads a Class 86 101 on a test run from Crewe to Tebay, passing through Acton Bridge. Other footage includes Class 92 020 leading a Caledonian rake back to London Euston, with involvement from Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, and GB Railfreight. Several locations such as Crewe, Acton Bridge, and London Euston are featured, alongside various headcodes and locomotive classes.
A video captures a loaded test run of locomotive 89001 'The Badger' accompanied by 86101 and DVT 82139 at Warrington Bank Quay. Several freight trains are also shown, including services operating between Carlisle, Crewe, Ince, Leyland, and other locations. Headcodes such as 4M57, 4M49, and 6E09 are noted among the freight movements. The footage includes scenes of rail operations affected by overnight electrical issues on the West Coast Main Line.
A test run of locomotive 89001 'Avocet' on the West Coast Mainline was delayed by a queue of trains near Euxton Balshaw Lane, likely due to overhead line issues in Leyland. The locomotive, part of a restoration project by LSL, eventually continued its journey after the delay. The video also captures the return run of 89001 later in the day. Several locations along the route are mentioned, including Crewe and Charnock. Multiple headcodes and operators are associated with the recorded movements.
This video features a variety of train services captured on 3rd March 2026 at Whifflet, Motherwell, and other locations in Scotland and beyond. It includes Scot Rail Class 318s, 320s, 334s, and 385s, Freightliner Class 90s, GBRF Class 66, DB Schenker Class 66, Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, and Transpennine Express Class 397s. The footage also shows Lumo’s West Coast 222002 on driver training and includes several headcodes associated with different routes.
This video captures railway activity across several locations in Scotland and northern England, including Carlisle, Motherwell, and Glasgow. It features freight trains such as intermodal services and cement tankers, alongside passenger operations by Avanti West Coast, Scot Rail, Transpennine Express, and others. The footage includes various train types and headcodes, highlighting movement along key routes in the region.
It features a variety of rolling stock including classes 156, 222, 390, and 66, operated by companies such as Avanti West Coast, Lumo, Transpennine, and others. The footage includes trains passing through locations like Springfield and Floriston Crossing. Headcodes observed include 1O35, 1S51, 2O26, and others. The content showcases a range of services including passenger and freight movements on this key rail route.
This video captures early morning freight and departmental trains passing through Carlisle. It includes footage of multiple locomotives, including classes 156, 60, 66, 68, and 88, operated by various companies such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Network Rail, and Northern. Additional locations mentioned include Billingham and Crewe. Headcodes identified in the video are 1M27, 6C02, and 6E44.
A variety of trains can be seen at Nuneaton on the West Coast Main Line, including Class 50 No. 50050 'Fearless' working a railtour and several freight services. Other locomotives present include multiple Class 390 Pendolinos and Class 66s. The video captures a range of railway activity, from railtour operations to intermodal freight traffic, showcasing the diversity of the UK rail network.
This video captures freight trains operating across multiple locations in the UK, including Carlisle, Lancaster, Stafford, Warrington Bank Quay, and Wigan North Western. It features a variety of locomotives such as Class 66s from Colas RailFreight, GBRF, Freightliner, and Direct Rail Services (DRS), along with other freight operators. The footage spans two days in early January and includes trains running on the West Coast Main Line.
This video captures a busy morning at Carlisle Station, featuring a variety of trains including freight and passenger services. It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern Class 156 and 158 units, Transpennine Express, Scotrail, GBRF Class 66, DRS Class 66, and Colas RailFreight Class 70. The footage shows trains operating across several locations including Carlisle, Airport, Clitheroe, Glasgow Central, London Euston, Manchester Airport, Manchester Piccadilly, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, and Whitehaven. Multiple headcodes are also present in the video.
It features a variety of locomotive classes such as Class 37, Class 57, and multiple Class 66 units from operators like GBRF, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, and DB Schenker. The footage includes headcodes such as 4H43, 4L05, and 6H50, indicating various freight services running during the period covered.
This video captures train activity along a busy section of the railway, featuring multiple services passing through stations including Barking, Woodgrange Park, Wanstead Park, Crouch Hill, and Upper Holloway. Various locomotives and rolling stock are identified, with headcodes such as 4L17, 4M91, 5S14, 6L38, 6M36, and 6M58 noted. The footage shows a continuous flow of trains during the filming period, with brief pauses for breaks. Operators associated with the railway include British Railways, C2C, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Maritime, South Western Railway, and Southeastern.
This video captures train activity at Tamworth Station, featuring a variety of services including freight and passenger trains. Trains from operators such as Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, GBRF, and London Northwestern Railway are visible. The footage includes multiple train classes, with locations such as Burton-on-Trent, Crewe, Euston, Glasgow Central, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly, and others featured. Headcodes identified include 1A18, 1F17, 1R24, and 1V50.
This video captures footage from visits to the Northampton area and other locations including Bletchley, Crewe, Felixstowe, Liss, Southall, Trafford Park, and Tyseley. It features various railway stock such as classes 150, 180, 196, 350, 37, 380, 47, and 66, along with headcodes including 1L11, 4L48, 4L67, 4M07, 4M22, 4M52, 5Q78, and 5Z50. Operators associated with the footage include Freightliner, GBRF, London Northwestern Railway, Virgin Trains, and West Midlands Trains.
This video features freight trains operating in various locations across Scotland, including Holytown, Whifflet, Lockerbie, and Larbert. The footage includes locomotives from multiple classes, such as Class 37, Class 60, and Class 66, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and Avanti West Coast. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Fort William and Penally, though these may not be visible in the video content. The record lacks headcode information.
It features various locomotives and services, including 66426, 68001, 68025, 68034, 88001, and multiple 90-class units. The footage includes trains operating between locations such as Carlisle, Crewe, Motherwell TMD, and Daventry. No headcodes are present in the current record.
A video shows Stanier Black 5 locomotives 88001 and 88003 passing through Atherstone on the East Lancashire Railway. The footage includes scenes from Southall and features operations involving Avanti West Coast and Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcodes are identified in the recording.
A video captures the movement of several locomotives, including 68001 and 68002, along a railway line near Sellafield and Morecambe. The footage shows these trains transitioning from the West Coast Main Line at Hest Bank to the Morecambe branch. Other stock identified includes 60001, 88001, and D8001. While specific operators and headcodes are not provided, the locations of Sellafield, Bank, and Morecambe are noted in the metadata. The record contains limited details regarding operational context.
This video captures a variety of train movements at Nuneaton Station, featuring freight and passenger services operated by Avanti West Coast, Freightliner, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and GBRf. Highlights include Class 66 locomotives leading freight services, Class 805 and 807 units in testing and service, and rare electric freight pairings such as Class 88 double-heading. The footage includes multiple headcodes and showcases a mix of modern traction and traditional locomotive operations across several locations on the West Coast Main Line.
This video captures railway activity at Acton Bridge, featuring multiple Class 66 locomotives including 66108, 66308, 66310, 66312, 66547, 66597, 66603, 66615, 66616, and 66744. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, and Network Rail. The content was filmed on August 7th and 8th, 2025, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures an evening freight service at Chorlton & Casey Lane, Crewe. It features multiple locomotives and rolling stock, including classes 170, 27, and 66. The operators involved include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Maritime, and Network Rail. The footage is set in Crewe and Woking. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A video shows a DRS Convoy arriving or departing Carnforth station. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including 60002, 60005, 66005, 68002, 68005, 68008, and 88001 and 88002. The route appears to be between Sellafield and Carlisle. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures early morning rail traffic at Carlisle, featuring a variety of locomotives and trains. The footage includes several stock items such as classes 158, 50, 60, 66, 68, 88, and 90, along with headcodes 2A04, 4S50, and 6C17. Operators involved include Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and Northern. Additional locations referenced in the metadata include Crewe, Ford, Morpeth, and Sellafield.
This video captures train activity at Stafford during a heatwave. It features multiple trains, including classes 350, 37, 57, and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the footage. The locations mentioned include Stafford and Loch Awe, with headcodes such as 1N08, 1U31, 3S53, and 4W26 appearing in the data. The record includes detailed metadata about the trains and their associated identifiers.
It features multiple locomotives including Class 31, 37, 43, 45, and 50 units, as well as freight services operated by companies such as Freightliner and Colas. The footage includes a variety of train types, including the Highland Pullman HST set and self-propelled crane activity. Locations shown include Belmont, Carnforth, Crewe, Huddersfield, and Leeds, among others. Headcodes present in the video range from 0K01 to 6Y20.
This video captures a variety of railway activity, including freight trains and light engines, filmed using a mobile phone. It features locomotives from multiple stock classes such as 165, 20, 37, 45, 47, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage was recorded at several locations across the UK, including Acton Bridge, Crewe, Eastleigh, and Portbury Dock, among others. While the record includes details about stock types and locations, headcodes are not present in the data.
This video captures a variety of freight trains operating in North Bristol, featuring locomotives from classes 37, 66, and 68. The footage includes multiple units such as 37405, 37407, 66503, 66507, 66541, 66560, 66562, 66566, and 66568. The operators involved are British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and Network Rail. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features rail traffic involving locomotives 68034 and 88001, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage includes movement between Sellafield, Crewe, and Preston. A headcode of 6K73 is associated with the recorded activity. No further details about the specific journey or additional context are provided in the metadata.
This video captures a brief encounter at Carnforth North Junction, featuring several trains. The footage includes train 66707 operating on the Clitheroe Castle Cement to Carlisle Yard route, as well as services 68034/88001 and 68025/68024. Additional headcode 3J11 is mentioned in relation to a North West RHTT service. The video includes references to locations such as Clitheroe, Sellafield, Crewe, and Carlisle. Operators and stock details are included in the metadata.
A video captures a 68/88 class train combination, with stock numbers 68034 and 88001, passing through Carnforth. The footage is associated with locations including Sellafield and Crewe. The operator involved is Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features railway operations at Crewe, capturing a variety of rolling stock including classes 142, 47, 57, and 60, as well as 66 series locomotives. Several operators are represented, including Direct Rail Services (DRS), British Railways, Chiltern Railways, and others. The footage appears to focus on depot activity and train movements during the specified dates in August 2024. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway activity at Stafford, featuring several locomotives including classes 221, 350, 390, and 66, as well as the return to traffic of locomotive 88001. Other notable stock includes units numbered 221105, 350106, 350377, 390141, and 57306 among others. The footage also includes scenes from the University location. Operators associated with the video include Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, and London Northwestern Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video featuring two Class 88 locomotives, numbered 88001 and 88005, passing through Carnforth. The footage appears to capture the movement of these units on a route that includes Mossend EuroTerminal. No operator is explicitly named in the metadata, though Direct Rail Services (DRS) is listed as an associated operator. The record lacks headcode information.
A video shows class 88 locomotives 88001 and 88005 operating under Direct Rail Services (DRS) at Preston. The footage captures the trains moving through platform 3 with containers, heading towards Mossend. The headcode 4S43 is associated with the movement.
Footage shows a 66/68/88 class train combination operating on flask duties, including movements between Sellafield and Heysham. The video includes scenes of 68033 and 88007 working on the Morecambe to Heysham Branch and return. Operators involved include Direct Rail Services (DRS). The record does not include headcode information.
A video captures the movement of two Class 68 locomotives, numbered 68001 and 68034, passing through Carnforth on a route from Sellafield to Crewe. The footage includes mention of a service running approximately 50 minutes early, likely due to rail strikes and the absence of Northern services on the Cumbrian coast line. The video also features a Class 88 locomotive, numbered 88001. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures freight traffic at Worcestershire Parkway and Abbotswood Junction, featuring locomotives including Class 20 20901, Class 66 66424, Class 68 68001, and Class 88 88001. The operators involved are Colas and Cross Country. The footage highlights a variety of freight operations in the area. Some metadata fields, such as headcodes, are not present in the current record.
This video features a train journey through parts of the north-western English rail network. It includes footage from Sellafield, Arnside, Barrow-in-Furness, and Carlisle. The stock involved appears to include multiple units identified as 60001, 66001, 68001, 68016, and 88001. The operator associated with the video is Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the current record.
A video shows a train journey involving locomotives 37425 and 88001, moving along a route that includes Crewe, Lancaster, and Carlisle. The footage captures the movement of these trains, with one section showing passage through Lancaster. The operators involved are identified as Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features rail stock captured around Bridgwater in April 2023. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including classes 58, 60, 66, and 68, as well as a class 88. The operator associated with the content is Direct Rail Services (DRS). The locations mentioned are Bridgwater. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features footage from Crewe Heritage Centre's Modern Image O Gauge Event, including a selection of railway stock. It also shows DB cargo's 60062 in 'Steel On Steel' livery hauling 'The Marsh Magician' ECS. The intended journey was to capture the train at Crewe, but this could not be completed due to a major signalling failure along the route. A variety of locomotives and rolling stock are visible, though no specific operators or headcodes are identified in the footage.
This video captures a busy scene at Crewe, featuring multiple rail vehicles including Class 153, 197, 56, and 57 locomotives. The footage includes freight trains and light engines, with several operators represented in the background. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the presence of various stock types and operators indicates a diverse range of rail activity. The video provides a snapshot of operations at Crewe during a period of high movement.
This video features a collection of locomotives stationed at Crewe and Gresty Bridge Depot, including British Railways and Direct Rail Services (DRS) units. The stock includes classes 37, 57, 66, 68, and 88, with specific examples such as 37009, 37069, 57006, 88001, and others. The footage highlights locomotives in a stable environment, with no headcodes identified in the metadata.
This video highlights key railway events and anniversaries from 2022, featuring heritage and mainline operations across the UK. It includes celebrations such as the centenary of a railway merger, the repaint of a locomotive in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's 70-year reign, and the 40th anniversary of the Class 43 HST on Cross Country services. The footage captures various locations including heritage lines like the East Lancashire Railway and Severn Valley Railway, as well as mainline operators such as Cross Country and British Railways. A range of locomotives from different classes are featured in the video.
This video features multiple locomotives from classes 66, 68, and 88 operating on The Bridgwater Flasks in Bristol. It includes footage of 66431 with 88001 at Barltetts Bridge, Bedminster, as well as 68005 and 68007 at Westerleigh Curve and Narroways Hill Jct. The content captures various locomotive pairings in different locations along the route. Some details such as operator information are present, but headcodes are not included in the record.
The footage was recorded on 11 November 2022. Both vehicles are identified as belonging to Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcodes were noted in the metadata.
This video shows two DRS Class 88 locomotives, numbered 88001 and 88010, operating on a route that includes Mossend EuroTerminal and Lancaster. The footage captures the locomotives in service, with no headcodes identified in the metadata. The operator is Direct Rail Services (DRS), and the locations mentioned are Mossend EuroTerminal and Lancaster. The record contains stock, operator, and location details but lacks headcode information.
A video shows two Direct Rail Services Class 88 locomotives, numbered 88001 and 88004, operating on a goods train route. The locomotives are depicted with their pantographs raised, indicating they are in active service. The footage includes the train passing through Lancaster. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway operations in the south of Lancaster, featuring multiple trains including 68002/004 and 68009/018 running from Sellafield to Crewe, and 66421/88005 operating between Daventry and Mossend Euroterminal. Other services include 68016 with 88001/68017 traveling from Crewe to Carlisle. The footage highlights activity involving Direct Rail Services (DRS) at various locations across the network.
This video features footage from the Direct Rail Services open day in 2022, along with views of local train operations on the Marches line. It also includes a visit to Crewe Heritage Centre. The content highlights a variety of railway stock, including classes 31, 37, 43, 47, and 57, as well as several operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, and DRS. Locations shown include Balmoral, Crewe, Gresty Bridge Depot, Harlech, and The Lakes.
This video features a variety of locomotives showcased during an open day event at Gresty Bridge. The locos included are 37218, 37401, 37419, 37424 (558), 37425, 57304, 57312, 66303, 66422, 66424, 66429, 68006, 68009, 68025, 88001, 88002, and 88009. The event was hosted by Direct Rail Services (DRS), as indicated by the operator information. A headcode of 5P
A public event at Crewe Gresty Bridge Depot showcased Direct Rail Services' locomotive fleet, including several Class 37 locomotives in various heritage liveries and modern units such as Classes 57, 66, 68, and 88. Among the highlights were Class 66 locomotives 66422 and 66424, which featured new nameplates honouring former DRS colleagues. The event marked the first time since 2018 that the depot was open to the public.
This video features railway stock including Direct Rail Services (DRS) 0Z06, DRS 88001, and Freightliner 66598, along with 68006. The footage appears to capture movement between Northampton and Crewe. Headcodes 0Z06 and 6Z93 are present in the metadata, suggesting a freight or passenger service operation. No further details about the journey or specific events are provided in the available data.
This video features railway stock including 66006, 68001, 68006, and 88001, with Direct Rail Services (DRS) identified as the operator. The footage is associated with locations in Carlisle and Crewe, and includes a headcode of 0Z06. Additional stock numbers such as 89001 are also noted. The record contains complete metadata with no missing fields.
This video features railway stock including 60006, 68001, 68006, and 88001, along with other locomotives. It is associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS) and shows scenes from Carlisle and Crewe. The record includes details about the stock and operators involved but does not provide headcode information.
This video features a train journey involving locomotives 68006, 88001, and 90039. It is operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) and includes footage from Carlisle and Crewe. The headcode 0Z06 is associated with the service. The record contains complete metadata including stock, operator, locations, and headcode information.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including Class 20, 37, 60, 66, and 68 locomotives, as well as Class 88 units numbered 88001 to 88002. The footage was filmed at several locations, including Crewe, Nuneaton, and Tamworth. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, and West Midlands Trains. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A video captures the movement of locomotives 68006 and 88001 operating a service on the Dungeness Branch. The train, identified by headcode 6M95, travels between Dungeness, Appledore, and Crewe. It is noted that due to the branch's slow speed, multiple sightings of the train from a vehicle are possible. The footage includes views from Tillery Lane, Snargate Lane, and Appledore station. The train was carrying a load consisting of three flask wagons.
A video shows DRS 88001 passing through Lancaster. The train is identified as part of Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the record.
It includes footage of Class 66, 70, and 88 locomotives, as well as a DRS Class 88 and Trans Pennine Express Class 397. The video also mentions the presence of the train 35018 'Brittish India Line', which was running late. Additional locations referenced include York and University. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video captures various rail stock and operators at Crewe. Featured stock includes classes 150, 153, 156, and 175, along with the TFW 197002 unit. Operators present include Direct Rail Services (DRS), Rail Operations Group (ROG), Climate, and DB Schenker. The footage appears to show testing activities and multiple rail units in one day at the location. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
This video captures activity at Stafford station, highlighting the presence of freight trains. Various locomotives are identified, including classes 325, 350, 43, and 56, with operators such as Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, HNRC Swietelsky, London Northwestern Railway, and Network Rail represented. Additional locations mentioned include Felixstowe, Halewood, London Euston, Longport, Small Heath, Trafford Park, and Wolverhampton. Several headcodes are also noted in the metadata.
This video captures railway operations at Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 43, 57, and 66 diesel units. The footage includes multiple locomotive numbers such as 43047, 57304, 57306, 57308, and several 66 series units. Various operators are associated with the video, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited. The content provides a glimpse into depot activities at Crewe on an unspecified date in early August 2021.
This video features a compilation of various electric locomotives, including classes 60, 66, 68, and 86. The footage includes specific units such as 60006, 66031, 66597, 68002, 68006, 82107, and 86604 among others. Multiple operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Great North Eastern Railway, and LNER. However, no specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata.
The footage includes multiple units from different operators such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Cross Country, Freightliner, and others. Additional locations mentioned include Ware. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features railway footage captured at Atherstone and Rugby. It includes various train stock numbers, such as 350110, 66168, 66518, and others, though operators are not specified. Additional locations mentioned include Derby, Felixstowe, Fort William, Inverness, London Euston, and Trafford Park. Several headcodes are also present, including 1M11, 1M16, 4L26, and others. The content includes both daytime and late-night filming sessions.
This video features a variety of locomotives including Class 172, 450, and 60, as well as several Class 66 units, captured at Nuneaton. The footage includes freight operations and light engines in action. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, DC Rail, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video compilation features a variety of electric locomotives, including classes 68, 86, 87, 88, 90, and 92. Several specific units are identified, such as 68005, 68007, 86101, and others from the 86 series. Multiple operators associated with these locomotives are listed, including British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, Grand Central, Intercity, Scot Rail, and South Western Railway. However, location and headcode details are not provided in the current record.
This video features a compilation of large logos, likely from railway stock, captured over several years. Identified stock includes classes 20 and 37 with labels such as 20302, 20305, 37025, and others. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, GBRF, Hanson & Hall, Network Rail, and West Midlands Trains. Locations mentioned are Inverness and Parson Street. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video compilation features rail footage captured between January and March 2020, as well as a short segment filmed near the creator’s home in autumn. It includes trains from various operators and locations across the UK, such as Bolton, Carlisle, Newcastle, and York. The structured metadata identifies multiple train stock types but does not include headcode information. The content reflects rail activity during the early stages of the UK's response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
A railtour operated by Pathfinder Tours on 10 February 2018 travelled from Eastleigh to Preston, featuring a variety of motive power including locomotives 37069, 37609, 57304, 66428, 68004, and 88001. The event showcased different classes of rolling stock, with operators including Direct Rail Services (DRS) and others. The journey covered key locations such as Eastleigh and Preston.
This video features a compilation of Class 88 electric locomotives filmed in 2020, showcasing all ten units from 88001 to 88010. The footage includes multiple clips of each unit, with some units appearing more frequently than others. Additional stock numbers such as 20302, 37401, and various Class 60 and Class 68 locomotives are also present in the video. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Direct Rail Services (DRS). Location and headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video features a compilation of light engines from 2016 to 2018. It includes various locomotives such as classes 150, 37, and 66, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage appears to have been recorded at locations including Parson Street and Stafford. While some details about the rail stock are present, information regarding headcodes is missing from the record.
Other stock seen includes Class 325, Class 56, and Class 88 units. The footage also references a previous sighting of a steam locomotive with Mark 3 carriages at Didcot Parkway. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video captures movements at Stafford Station, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 37, 47, 66, 86, and others. The footage includes multiple units identified as Class 150, 156, and 66, though operators are not specified for these stock items. The location is clearly Stafford, with no headcodes present in the record.
It features multiple locomotives including Class 57, 66, 68, and 86 models. The footage was filmed on August 8, 2020, and includes various stock numbers associated with different operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, Northern, and Transpennine. The locations covered include Stafford and Malcolm Logistics. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video from April 2015 captures events at Barrow Hill roundhouse during a rarities gala, featuring several rare locomotives. The footage includes runs along the short track section with locos such as 26007, D7076, D832, 60092, 66754, and 68001. Additional stock identified in the video includes locomotives numbered 20302, 20311, 20905, 27066, 37175, 37219, 37261, 37510, and 45105. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker
A rail disruption on the West Coast Main Line between Stafford and Rugby led to diverted services passing through Marston Green and Atherstone in July 2020. The video captures various train units, including Class 323 and Class 66 electric multiple units, as well as Class 86 diesel-electric locomotives. Several headcodes are present, indicating a range of services affected by the closure. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Coventry, Bletchley, and London Euston, highlighting the impact of the disruption on regional rail operations.
A rail vehicle, likely a Class 68 or Class 88, is seen heading north through Lancaster. The video includes a mention of a "TOP DRS DRIVER," referencing Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video shows Direct Rail Services' 37423 towing a new 68001 locomotive arriving and departing from Derby. The footage captures the movement between Crewe and Barrow Hill, with additional locations including Carlisle and Lake mentioned in the metadata. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video features unseen footage of stabled locomotives captured in June 2020 at depots including Avonmouth Bennetts, LSL, Gresty Bridge, Basford Hall, Barton Hill, and others. It includes a variety of stock such as classes 20, 37, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage provides a glimpse into the maintenance and storage areas of these railway locations.
This video features a collection of locomotives captured by the uploader during lockdown, including various classes such as 09, 20, 27, 31, 33, 37, 40, 41, and 45. The footage includes trains operated by several companies, such as British Railways, Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, First Great Western, GBRF, GWR, Network Rail, and Transpennine. The video also includes headcodes such as 1A35, 1Z56, 2B20, 2B21, 2S63, and 5K55, with locations including Toddington.
This video showcases various freight trains and ECS moves on the mainline, featuring multiple locomotives working in tandem. Identified stock includes classes 158, 166, 37, 57, and 66, with operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, and GWR represented. The footage provides a glimpse into the diversity of freight operations over recent years, though specific locations and headcodes are not detailed in the metadata.