Class 31 Number 31108 Thundering Out of Damems Britain's Smallest Railway Station!

British Railways Class 31 A1A-A1A diesel-electric locomotive number 31108 (originally built as D5526) was constructed in 1959 by Brush Traction at the Falcon Works. This 104-tonne Type 2 mainline locomotive is powered by a re-engined English Electric 12SVT 12-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine generating 1,470 brake horsepower. Utilizing a Brush DC electrical transmission system driving four traction motors, it is geared for a maximum operational speed of 90 mph and delivers a starting tractive effort of 42,000 lbf. This preserved favorite is beautifully turned out in its authentic BR Railfreight Grey livery with full yellow ends.

The locomotive is seen here in 8K 16:9 widescreen thundering out of Damems Station during the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway Summer Diesel Gala. Hauling a passenger service from Oxenhope to Keighley, the train is captured departing this uniquely small and picturesque location—officially celebrated as the smallest operational station in Britain—on Saturday 20/06/2026 at 14:42.

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