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89001
Class 89
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Avocet
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1Z55
15 Oct 2026
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1Z47
07 Oct 2026
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4S44
07 Oct 2026
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4S57
07 Oct 2026
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4S38
07 Oct 2026
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9S47
18 Aug 2026
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1Z99
18 Aug 2026
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1Z34
15 Jul 2026
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5K49
15 Jul 2026
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1Z34
14 Jul 2026
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0Z34
14 Jul 2026
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0Z45
17 Jun 2026
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Videos featuring 89001
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Action LSL Locomotive Services Charter trains and light locomotives 2026 Part One
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FIRST Time Together - Deltic D9000 & 89001 Work the Chairmans Train Top & Tail..
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Day At Carlisle Station Class 88001 FreightPassengerRail Treatment Trains 7/10/26
Leslie Gilpin Railways
89001 Avocet: The Avocet Achievement and Carlisle Evening Trains 07 October 2026
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The KING up Close with a MIXED Pair of Choppers - Plus TnT CL70's with CONTINUOUS Rails..
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic busy few Hours At Stafford 89001 on Test Run Freight/Passenger Trains 1st September 26
Leslie Gilpin Railways
Class 99 Flakes in Service plus a 345, 43s, 66s at Rugby and Coventry 01 September 2026
A Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001, was coupled to a private charter train operated by Locomotive Services Limited at Carlisle Citadel Station. The coupling involved the use of an emergency UIC standard screw coupling due to a failed AAR knuckle coupler. The event took place on a train referred to as "The LSL Chairman's Train (Day 5)" and was recorded on Platform Four. No headcode information is available for this event.
A Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001, was coupled to a private charter train operated by Locomotive Services Limited at Carlisle Citadel Station. The locomotive, originally part of British Rail's fleet, is now in private ownership and was featured on what is referred to as "The LSL Chairman's Train (Day 5)." The coupling mechanism used appears to be a Transition era AAR Knuckle Coupler. No headcode information is available for this event.
A British Rail Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001 'Avocet', is shown at Carlisle Citadel Station. The locomotive is part of the Locomotive Services Limited private charter train, referred to as "The LSL Chairman's Train (Day 5)". The audio mentions a train service with headcode 0Z34 from Crewe to Carlisle. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited.
A Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001 'Avocet', is seen moving from Sidings Track 'A' at Carlisle Citadel Station. The video also features two Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37521 and 37667, operating in LNWR livery. The footage includes reference to a train service with headcode 0Z34, which is associated with a route from Crewe to Carlisle. The locomotive is linked to Locomotive Services Limited, while the operators mentioned include British Railways, Intercity, and London Northwestern Railway. The event takes place at Carlisle, Crewe, and Kilmarnock.
A Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001 'Avocet', was captured at Carlisle Citadel Station on 14 July 2026. The locomotive, originally built for British Rail and later operated by Locomotive Services Limited, had been out of service since 2000 before undergoing a year-long overhaul. It was seen on the sidings track outside Platform One, marking its return to the mainline. Other stock numbers identified in the video include 86101, 87002, and 90001, though operators and headcodes were not specified.
A British Rail Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001 'Avocet', is shown arriving at Carlisle Citadel Station. The locomotive, operated by Locomotive Services Limited, is part of the InterCity Swallow livery. The video also references a train service with headcode 0Z34, which originated from Crewe and passed through locations including Winwick Junction and Preston before reaching Carlisle.
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43054, 47816 & 47841 at the REAR of LSL's Depot as 37521 Pilots 82139/89001 onto the Mainline.
The video captures a selection of stored locomotives and traction units at the southern end of LSL's depot near Crewe, including 43054, 47816, 47841, and others. It also shows 37521 assisting in moving 82139 and 89001 along with their MK3 consist from the depot to Gresty Road Sidings. The footage includes various rail vehicles such as choppers and Midland Pullman sets, highlighting the depot's operations and stored stock.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Action at Lancaster LSL 89001 Fails  at Warrington Bank quay 18th August 2026 WCML
It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino 390s, Northern 156s, 158s, and 195s, as well as Transpennine Express 397s and Direct Rail Services class 88. Locomotive Services Limited's class 89001 is also shown on a charter service from Crewe to Glasgow Central. The footage includes scenes at Lancaster, Warrington Bank Quay, Barrow-in-Furness, and other locations along the route.
A Class 89 Avocet was expected to travel from England to Scotland on 18 August 2026 but faced a disruption. The train experienced a battery failure and was later cancelled. It was eventually found in holding sidings at Carlisle, with a Class 90 locomotive assisting it. Several other trains, including those operated by Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services, and others, were also present at locations such as Carlisle, Crewe, Lockerbie, and Glasgow Central.
This video captures train activity at Lancaster, featuring a range of locomotives including classes 390, 66, 68, 82, 88, and 89. Several headcodes are present, indicating various services operating in the area. The footage includes trains associated with operators such as Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Intercity, LNER, and Lumo. Additional locations referenced include Carlisle, Crewe, London Euston, Mossend EuroTerminal, Sellafield, Stirling, University, and Worle.
The footage also includes scenes of TFW Class 67 MK4 sets and the Britannic Explorer train. Additional railway activity is shown at Crewe and other locations, including shunting operations in the yard. Various locomotives and rolling stock are featured, with some headcodes identified.
A Class 89 locomotive, 89001 'Avocet', attempted its first public mainline service in 25 years on a special train from Crewe to Glasgow Central but failed after 20 miles due to a battery charger issue at Warrington Bank Quay. A Class 90 locomotive, 90001 'Royal Scot', was deployed as 1Z99 to continue the journey, which was curtailed at Carlisle. The train was later moved to holding sidings before returning to Preston. The journey from Carlisle to Preston was described as a pleasant ride despite the initial locomotive failure.
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Locomotive Services InterCity 90001+82139+89001 At Lancaster From Carlisle To Crewe
A video captures a train consisting of locomotives 82139, 89001, and 90001 at Lancaster. The footage shows the train arriving from Carlisle towards Crewe. The operators associated with the stock include Intercity and Scot Rail. No headcode information is available in the current record.
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Locomotive Services InterCity 90001+89001+82139 At Lancaster From Crewe To Carlisle
A video captures a train formation consisting of locomotives 82139, 89001, and 90001 at Lancaster. The footage shows the train arriving from Crewe on its way to Carlisle. No headcode information is available in the record.
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BIG Crowds for the RETURN of the One & Only 89001 'Badger'.. BEFORE It Went Wrong..
A video captures the return of locomotive 89001 'The Badger' to service after a 25-year absence, with scenes from Crewe. Other locomotives present include 66560 and 82139. The Badger was later assisted by 90001 and headed to Carlisle, with plans for a Scottish journey postponed.
The video features various trains captured at Stafford and other locations. Notable locomotives include 56049 Robin Of Templecombe operating between Carlisle and Stafford Sidings, and 89001 Avocet running from Crewe H.S to Crewe H.S. Additional stock numbers identified in the footage include several classes such as 350, 390, 66, 82, 88, 90, and others. The recording includes mentions of multiple operators associated with UK rail services. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video shows DVT 82138 departing Crewe, accompanied by 89 001, during the final part of a loaded test run. The train is operating on service 5Z41, which runs between Stafford and Crewe. Additional stock identified includes 82139. Operators associated with the video include Intercity, Locomotive Services Limited, and Scot Rail. Locations mentioned are Stafford and Crewe.
A train marked 82139 departs Crewe, accompanied by another train numbered 89001. The movement is associated with a service identified by the headcode 5Z40. The video captures the departure from Crewe and includes references to Stafford as a location. Operators Intercity and Scot Rail are linked to the footage. No further details about the service or context of the journey are provided in the available data.
A Class 89 diesel-electric locomotive, numbered 89001, arrives at Euston station. The locomotive, restored by Locomotive Services Limited, is noted for its unique appearance and has not been in service for over two decades. It was operating a train from Kilmarnock, with an attachment at Carlisle. The video captures the arrival of this historic locomotive at London Euston, marking what may be its first visit to the station.
This video features a selection of photographs from 'The Greatest Gathering' at Alstom Works in Derby, UK, held to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Modern Railway. The event brought together a wide range of locomotives and attracted thousands of visitors over three days. Several railway classes are identified in the metadata, including 142, 27, 37, 390, 40, 43, 465, 50, and 55. The event was organised as a charity initiative and is remembered for its significant turnout and historical significance.
This video captures railway activity near Crewe, featuring locomotives including 86101, 87002, 89001, and 90002. The operators involved are Intercity and Locomotive Services Limited. While the footage provides insight into the movement of these trains, no headcode information is available in the current record.
A video captures a comparison between historic and modern rail technology, featuring British Rail's Class 89 electric locomotive 89001 and the new Class 93 tri-mode locomotive 93009. The footage shows these trains operating along the West Coast Main Line and through the Springs Branch near Wigan. The Class 89 is noted for its historical significance, while the Class 93 highlights advanced capabilities with electric, diesel, and battery power options. The video includes references to services between Carlisle, Kilmarnock, and London Euston, as well as headcodes 1Z34 and 4Q27.
Trains observed include Avanti West Coast Pendolino Class 390s, Evero Class 805s and 807s, Colas Rail Class 43s, Network Rail measurement trains, and DB Cargo UK Class 66s. The footage includes services operated by multiple companies such as Avanti West Coast, Colas Rail, and DB Schenker. Additional locations mentioned include Chester, Euston, Lincoln, Stafford, and others. Headcodes observed in the video include 1F32, 4S43, and 5M00.
This video features a variety of railway operations, including Class 37 and 43 locomotives on stock moves, Class 60 and 70 units working freight services, and the unique Class 89 in action at London Euston. Other highlights include the Royal Train operated by 67005 and Classes 93 and 99 in service. Movements are recorded across locations such as Doncaster, Ely North Junction, Lowestoft, and London Euston, with headcodes including 5L46, 4G33, and 1Z34 among others.
This video captures railway operations featuring multiple locomotives and rolling stock, including Class 50 50050 'Fearless', Class 37 units such as 37667 'FLOPSIE', and various Mark 3 and Mk1 carriages. It includes footage from locations such as Wigan, Oswaldtwistle, and Charnock, with headcode 1Z44 appearing in the schedule. The content also references the Scarborough Spa Express featuring locomotive 37706 and the Waverley Merrymaker tour, which originally involved different locomotives than those shown.
A special train operated by Locomotive Services ran from Euston to Fort William between 10th and 14th July, with additional trips along the Settle Carlisle and West Highland Extension lines. The event featured a variety of heritage diesel and steam locomotives, including Class 20s, Class 37s, a Class 50, Class 89, Class 142, and a rebuilt light Pacific. Some locomotives faced operational issues, with one Class 20 failing and being replaced by 37401. The highlight was the use of 89001 Avocet on the final leg from Carlisle to Euston, marking its first solo run since restoration.
This video features British Rail Class 89 electric locomotive number 89001, known as "Avocet," a unique prototype built in 1986. It is noted for its high-speed capabilities and advanced thyristor drive system. The footage also includes the "Chairman's Train" coaching stock, representing luxury rail travel in the UK. The locomotive is preserved by the AC Locomotive Group and displayed in its original InterCity Swallow livery. Several locations are mentioned, including Bletchley, Crewe, London Euston, and Loughborough.
This video features a journey involving Class 89 locomotive 89001 and Class 90 locomotive 90001, operating under the headcode 5Z35. The route includes stops at Euston and Crewe, with additional footage of the sidings. Several operators are associated with the video, including Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, Intercity, LNER, RailAdventure, and West Midlands Trains. The content provides a visual record of railway operations involving these locomotives and locations.
This video features railway activity across multiple locations, including Charnock, Coppull Bank, and Winwick. It includes footage of several locomotives such as 37521, 37667, 20107, and 20096, along with mentions of headcodes like 1Z34 and 5K49. The content also references operations involving the LSL (Locomotive Services Limited) and DRS (Direct Rail Services), as well as freight movements at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal. Additional details include a mention of the final day of a chairmans train and locomotives operating on various routes.
A video shows 89001 operating "The Chairman's Train" to London Euston. The locomotive is later seen at the rear of 5Z35 heading towards Crewe, where it is pulled by 90001. The footage includes references to Intercity and Locomotive Services Limited as operators, with locations including London Euston and Crewe. Headcodes mentioned are 1Z34 and 5Z35.
A preserved steam locomotive, 89001 'Avocet', is seen operating on a passenger service in Staffordshire. The train is part of a special run organised by Locomotive Services Limited and carries the headcode 1Z34, running between Kilmarnock and London Euston. The event appears to be a chairman's train, as mentioned in the audio transcription.
A train marked 89001 is shown departing Crewe on a service heading towards London Euston. The journey is part of a route from Kilmarnock, with the headcode 1Z34. Intercity and LNER are identified as operators involved in the service. The video captures this movement at key locations along the route.
This video features several historic and notable railway events, including the return of locomotive 89001 to mainline service after a 26-year absence. It also highlights the movement of DRS convoy trains at Stafford and Crewe, as well as the use of DRS-hired locomotive 93009 during an intermodal test through the Crewe bypass lines. Other locomotives captured include 60046 and several others from classes 66, 68, 86, 87, and 88. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Stafford, Crewe, and other railway sites across the UK.
A prototype electric locomotive, Class 89 89001, nicknamed "Badger," is seen operating a passenger service along the West Coast Main Line and through the Springs Branch near Wigan. This marks its first Class 1 passenger service in 26 years. The locomotive was part of a partnership between the AC Locomotive Group and Locomotive Services Limited to return it to mainline use. Other locomotives, including 37521 and 37667, were involved in earlier sections of the journey. The train traveled from Carlisle to London Euston, with a stop at Kilmarnock.
A video shows Class 89 locomotive 89001, known as Avocet, operating on a route from Crewe towards London. The footage is associated with the Chairmans Train and appears to mark its first haulage. Operators mentioned include Blue Pullman and Intercity. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a collection of railway clips showcasing various locomotives, including steam and diesel units, with highlights of 89001 on its first Class 1 train in many years. The footage includes movements between Crewe, Carlisle, Lancaster, Hellifield, Bamber Bridge, London Euston, and Preston. Locomotives featured include 142003, 20096, 20107, 50050, D400, and 89001. The video also mentions the involvement of the LSL crew.
A video captures the movement of locomotive 89001, which is en route to Carlisle to collect "The Cahirman's Train" for the final leg of a five-day tour. The footage includes locations such as Carlisle, Carnforth, Kendal, and Morecambe. The operator associated with the video is Intercity. No headcode information is available in the record.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Hour at Warrington Bank Quay station Freight Light locos Passenger trains 17th June 2026
This video captures railway activity at Warrington Bank Quay station, featuring a variety of locomotives and trains. It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Northern 195s, GBRF Class 66 freight locos, Direct Rail Service 68s, Locomotive Service class 90 and 89 units, as well as Network Rail track machines. The footage also shows trains passing through several locations along the West Coast Main Line, including Chester, Crewe, Euston, and Glasgow Central. Headcodes such as 0Z50, 1D76, and 1S58 are noted in the metadata.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning at Wigan North Western station freight Test Steam Passenger 17th June 2026
This video captures a busy morning at Wigan North Western station, featuring a variety of trains including freight services, passenger services, and steam locomotives. Trains from operators such as Avanti West Coast, Northern, Direct Rail Services, GBRF, Colas, and others are present. Stock includes classes 156, 158, 20, 31, 323, and 331, along with locomotives from LSL and Britannia Steam. The footage also includes test trains and freight services at locations such as Knowsley Freight Terminal, Liverpool Lime Street, and London Euston.
The footage was recorded at locations such as Springs Branch and Bamfurlong, south of Wigan. Several headcodes are mentioned, including 0Z31, 0Z32, and 5Z41, with details on timings and services. The video includes both phone-recorded and higher-quality clips, showcasing different locomotive operations and some driver commentary.
This video captures activity at Crewe and Saltburn, featuring several locomotives including 20118, 20132, 45118, 89001, and 90001. The footage includes mentions of the Britannia, suggesting a historical or preserved rail context. Operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman, British Railways, and Intercity. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
It includes footage of 70000 Britannia, 89001 Avocet, 45118 THE ROYAL ARTILLERYMAN, and others, with operations noted at Charnock, Coppull, Sandbach, Crewe, Preston, Carnforth, and Keighley. Multiple headcodes are present, including 0Z40, 0Z45, 1Q26, and 5Z41, indicating various services and movements. The content highlights a range of locomotives from different operators, with some detailed allocations noted in the description.
This video captures train movements across the North West of England, including Preston, Leyland, and Lancaster. It features multiple trains, such as 89001 and 70000 Britannia operating with several Class 20 locomotives, along with route learning movements on the Crewe to Carnforth line. Trains are noted passing through locations like Askam, Carnforth, Crewe, and Lancaster, with specific timings mentioned for some services. The footage includes operations involving both freight and passenger trains, highlighting activity on the West Coast Main Line and associated routes.
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Locos on DRS Gresty Bridge, 89001 BADGER Test Run, CHOPPERS & A Very FINE Sounding BRITANNIA..!
This video features a variety of locomotives, including Class 89 and 90 units, operating on the West Coast Main Line and at Crewe Gresty Bridge. The footage includes scenes of 89001 'Avocet' during a test run to Preston and back, alongside 90001. Other locos seen include Class 20, 57, 66, 68, 88, and 93 units. The video also captures the Railfreight red stripe pair supporting 70000 'Britannia' on a test run, with the locomotive noted for its sound as it departs Crewe for Carnforth.
This video showcases a variety of locomotives operated by Locomotive Services Limited and other rail operators, including steam, diesel, and electric models. Featured stock includes Class 20, Class 37, Class 40, Class 47, Class 50, Class 55, Class 57, and Class 142 locomotives, among others. The footage appears to capture railway operations in the Wigan North Western area. While specific headcodes are not included in the metadata, the video provides a visual overview of different train types and their presence on the network.
This video features a compilation of notable locomotive convoys and multiple workings, including diesel, steam, and electric operations. It includes various locomotives such as classes 20, 26, 31, 37, 43, and 50, with operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, and others. The footage was recorded across locations such as Leicester, Banbury, Crewe, Hope, Loughborough, Oxford, and Tame Bridge Parkway. Headcodes observed include 4H33 and 6G34.
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.
A video captures several railway movements at Crewe, including the return of Red Stripe Railfreight locos 20118 and 20132 to depot after maintenance. Whistler D213 'Andania' is seen with 37409, while 90002 leads a southbound Chairman's train towards Euston. A pair of TfW class 67 locomotives are also noted on a move within Crewe. The footage includes various stock numbers and references to different operators and locations across the network.
A video captures highlights from a visit to the Great Central Railway in Nottingham, featuring two iconic steam locomotives: 60163 'Tornado' and 60103 'Flying Scotsman'. The event included special services operated by 'Tornado', with 'Flying Scotsman' on static display and open for footplate visits. The visit coincided with the Model Railway Exhibition hosted by the Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre and Nottingham Model Railway Society, showcasing various railway layouts and sales stands.
This video features a test run of GWR steam engine 6024 King Edward I, captured at Crewe Railway Station in Cheshire. Additional locomotives including 47805, 47810, 57003, 20096, 20107, 89001, 87002, 86101, 90001, and 90002 are also shown. The footage includes scenes of locomotives stabled at Crewe H.S. and details of train services such as 5D41 from Crewe H.S. to Chester and 5Z47 from Crewe H.S. to Doncaster West Yard.
The tour continues to Chester, where it overtakes another railtour operated by Vintage Trains using locomotive 5043 "Earl of Mount Edgecumbe." The main journey ends at Llandudno, but the video also includes footage from the additional run to Holyhead. Various railway stock, operators, and locations are featured throughout the route.
A locomotive change takes place at Crewe for a service operated by Saphos Trains, heading towards Cardiff Central. The inbound train from Ulverston is hauled by Class 40 diesel locomotive D213 'Andania' with 47593. At Crewe, D213 is replaced by A2 steam locomotive 60532 'Blue Peter' for the onward journey.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including locomotives and rolling stock such as 142003, 43047, 82139, and 86101. The footage includes multiple units from different classes, though specific operators or locations are not clearly identified in the content. Some of the listed stock may be associated with operators like Blue Pullman, British Railways, and Transport For Wales, but these connections are not explicitly confirmed within the video itself.
This video features multiple Class 43 and Class 57 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 43025, 43040, 43045, 43048, 43049, 43058, 43060, 43062, 57303, and 57306. It includes footage from locations such as Crewe and Doncaster. Several operators are associated with the video, including Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, DB Schenker, Eastern Rail Services, GBRF, Great North Eastern Railway, GWR, Intercity, Midland Mainline, and Network Rail. The content appears to be a review covering train operations from January to April 2026
This video features a collection of railway footage from various locations, including Carlisle, Doncaster, March, and Settle. It includes multiple locomotives, such as classes 170, 37, 43, 66, 69, 800, and 89, though operator information is not specified for these units. The video does not include headcode data, which may limit the identification of specific services or routes.
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Choppers BLAST through the FAST Line with a BRITANNIA SOS Call - Plus TRIPLE AC Electric Shunt!
This video captures LSL Choppers 20096 and 20107 accelerating through Crewe following a rescue operation to recover the Britannia steam locomotive, which had failed during a previous tour. Other locomotives, including 87002, 86101, and 89001, are also shown returning to their stabling points after visiting LSL's depot. The footage includes various railway operations and movements within the network.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Freight & special Workings At Lancaster Carnforth Crewe Station
This video captures freight and special train movements at Lancaster, Carnforth, and Crewe stations. It features a variety of locomotives and rolling stock including Class 37, 66, 222, 350, and 90 units operated by companies such as GBRF, Freightliner, DRS, Caledonian Sleeper, and DB Schenker. The footage includes services from Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, and Intercity, with headcodes such as 4S57, 4Z16, 5B82, and 6K52 appearing in the metadata.
This video features railway stock including 82139, 86101, and 89001 at Crewe. The headcode 5Z32 is mentioned in the audio transcription. No operator details are provided beyond Intercity being listed as an operator. The footage appears to capture activity related to a goods loop or station operations at Crewe. Additional context about the specific event or route is not included in the metadata.
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89001 gets to Tebay plus other trains on the Lancaster & Carlisle 20 March 2026
Additional trains are shown at Beckfoot and near Tebay at Greenholme, including passenger services and internodals heading up Shap. Various locomotives and operators are present, with locations spanning key points along the route.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Busy Morning At Crewe Station The badger in Action Freight/passenger Trains March 18th 26
This video captures a busy morning at Crewe Station, featuring a variety of trains and locomotives. It includes Avanti West Coast Pendolino services, Transport for Wales class 67+DVTs, London Northwestern Railways 350s, Caledonian Sleeper 92 + Mk5 coaches, LSL locomotive services Class 89 and Class 37, DB trains class 66/67s, and Freightliner class 90s. The footage includes freight and passenger operations across multiple locations on the West Coast Mainline.
This video features a variety of railway operations, including steam engines and multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives. It includes footage from locations such as Charnock, Crewe, Keighley, Linlithgow, Peterborough, Carlisle, and Chirk. Locomotives identified include 37409, 37423, 37611, 70812, 82139, 86101, and 89001, with some associated with operators like Colas, Intercity, and Locomotive Services Limited. Headcodes such as 5Z34, 1Z23, and 6J37 are noted in the footage.
This video shows a Class 89 electric locomotive, numbered 89001, involved in loaded test runs at Crewe. Other stock present includes Class 82 locomotive 82139 and Class 86 locomotive 86101. The footage appears to be from the period around March 2026. Operators associated with the content include Blue Pullman, Intercity, and LNER. No headcodes are identified in the record.
A video captures the movement of locomotives 89001, 86101, and 82139 on a route involving Crewe, Preston, and Lancaster. The footage includes scenes of the trains operating on the West Coast Main Line, with mentions of their presence between Preston and Lancaster during northbound and return journeys. The video highlights the locomotives in service, though specific operator details are not clearly identified in the metadata.
A video captures test runs of several historic locomotives on the West Coast Main Line. The footage includes 69001 "Avocet," 86101 "Sir William A Stanier FRS," 82139 "My Lovely Horse," and 89001, accompanied by some Mk.3 coaches. The trains are seen passing locations such as Folly Lane near Lancaster and Pasture Lane in Bolton-Le-Sands. The video includes mentions of headcode 5Z31, indicating movement between Crewe Holding Sidings and Tebay.
The video features several railway vehicles, including locomotives 89001, 86101, and Class 93 units 93008 and 93009, at Crewe. It shows 89001 coupled with 86101 during a test run along the West Coast Main Line towards Tebay, as well as the movement of a DVT and Mk3 rake from the depot to the down refuge sidings. The Class 93 locomotives are now being maintained by Direct Rail Services (DRS) in Crewe following an agreement with Rail Operations Group. Other stock includes units 170515, 47810, 82139, 87002, and 90002. Operators mentioned
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 shows Class 89 electric locomotive 89001 during a test run on the West Coast Main Line, accompanied by Class 82 locomotive 82139 and Class 86 locomotive 86101. The footage includes Mark 3 carriages. The location mentioned is March. No headcodes are present in the record.
A video captures the return of locomotive 89001 “Badger” following a 25-year absence, featuring its first loaded test run on the West Coast Main Line. The footage includes scenes from Crewe, Lancaster, and Carnforth, with 86101 also present. Additional stock numbers identified include 82139. Operators associated with the content include Intercity, LNER, and Locomotive Services Limited. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.
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.