keeping Local. National Rail Ruining the Countryside again.
But the part where you could take photos or film trains is now gone as National Rail have put up a seven feet plus black metal fence all along the railway.
Its a area where very few people walk, and there was a low fence already there, plus I don't think people would bother to go into the countryside, and onto the track to end there lives.
Its another case of National Rail wasting tax payers money like the HS2
fiasco.
The video discusses the impact of National Rail's installation of a tall metal fence along a rural railway line, which has restricted public access for filming and photography. The footage features freight trains operating in various locations across England, including Doncaster, Eastleigh, and Northampton, with several train stock numbers and headcodes identified. Multiple operators are associated with the content, including Network Rail and Freightliner. The video reflects concerns about infrastructure changes affecting public engagement with railways.
Fishplate has identified 18 locomotives in this video. We’ve also matched 7 headcodes and 6 operators . Create a free account to see where they appear, unlock timestamps and locations, and view the full breakdown.
- lYwKHxCdna4
- 4,306
- 9 Mar 2021 16:01
- 19 Mar 2026 00:16
- 18
- 7
