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British Rail Yorkshire-Class 56s at Knottingley September 1992

Channel: Soi Buakhao
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Another Yorkshire upload now, this time showing a busy Knottingley. In the days when coal was king a constant stream of class 56 hauled MGR coal trains ran through Knottingley to & from the pits and power stations. I imagine there is very little freight left there now, just the local passenger service. Also seen are class 142 & 144 Pacers, also soon to be, if not already, history as well. A tamper passing through completes the picture. If you liked the video please subscribe to my channel, there are lots more transport & quirky vids to upload!
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This video captures railway activity at Knottingley in September 1992, featuring British Rail Yorkshire-Class 56 locomotives hauling coal trains. Other stock seen includes Class 142 and 144 Pacers, which were later retired from service. A tamper is also visible passing through the area. The footage provides a glimpse into the freight operations of the time, though current freight activity at Knottingley may be limited to local passenger services.

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  • Platform ID 13OnkZiMiVc
  • Views 7,755
  • Date published 26 Feb 2020 06:43
  • Date added 24 May 2026 14:46
  • Locomotives 9
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