Wellingborough North Junction - Christmas 2018
Network Rail has successfully completed two major pieces of festive engineering work which will improve the Midland Main Line, enhancing the route for all passengers who use it.
From Christmas Eve to Wednesday, 2 January, over 160 Network Rail engineers worked to upgrade the southern end of the route. Work took place to upgrade the track layout in Northamptonshire by installing ten new switches and crossings, the specialist piece of equipment which allows trains to move from one piece of railway to another, just north of Wellingborough station.
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Meridians & Freightliner - Wellingborough Railway Station 2013 {} NIKON d5100 {}
Dziś odwiedziłem stację kolejową w Wellingborough wybudowaną w 1857 roku.
Stacja leży na Midland Main Line, 104 km od London St Pancras.
Stację obsługuję East Midlands Trains w skład floty EST wchodzą pociągi typu Meridians.
Na przełomie 2009/10 z usług stacji skorzystało 890 748 pasażerów
Prędkość przejazdowa przez stację to 80mph.
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Wstęp iPhone 4 front cam.
Całość Nikon d5100 (18-55nikkor - 18-200 sigma)
Mikrofon stereo w drodze :)
Zapraszam.
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2013
Wellingborough Train Station
Train Service From Nottingham To London St Pancras Calling At Wellingborough
Wellingborough Uk
Quick fly by Wellingborough
Wellingborough Northamptonshire, Southall, London
A 4/5 bed detached house in Wellingborough NN8.
Wellingborough has great links to London by train taking only 45 minutes! And only 1 hour 20 minutes by road. Also benefiting the newly opened and popular Rushden lakes shopping centre which is just 5 miles from the property and nearby towns and cities are Northampton, bedford, Milton Keynes and Leicester.
Available to buy from October 2019, viewings can be arranged earlier.
Located in the popular Gleneagles area of Wellingborough, Off barnwell road. Close to schools, shops and leisure centre. And with the development of the Glenvale park just behind the road will benefit the house in terms of value. Glenvale park will offer more parks, schools, shops and houses.
The property has a large lounge, followed by a dining room and a conservatory with access to the kitchen via dining room or entrance lobby. The property has a large garage conversion to the left which can be used as a second living room or master bedroom. A toilet and cloakroom downstairs.
To the first floor there is a family bathroom, 4 bedrooms one with an ensuite and fitted wardrobe and fitted wardrobe to second bedroom also.
To the front, a driveway for 4 to 5 cars, to the back large garden laid to lawn. The property has a elegant look and is full of character.
Currently I am marketing this house privately but will move onto the open market if no buyer is found. The price is negotiable however I will only accept sensible offers as the house is in very good condition and as mentioned above it has great potential in terms of value as Wellingborough itself is improving as place to live and work, but also to the back the glenvale park developments have already started.
Price: £375,000.00 Contact Mohammed
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ELEVENSES AT WELLINGBOROUGH
The one and only freight this morning together with a shot of a Meridian coming south through Mill Road bridge, a sight that will not be available when the new access bridge is built for Stanton Cross
Wellingborough Railway Station - Wednesday 23rd October 2013
A look at Wellingborough Railway Station on the morning of Wednesday 23rd October 2013.
Wellingborough is situated on the Midland main line from London St Pancras and is served by East Midlands Trains between there and Nottingham and Corby. Other services between London and Sheffield also pass through the station.
Click on the following link for a full history and description of the station:
Trains at Wellingborough | 05/08/13
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A wet dull evening rush hour at Wellingborough station on Monday 5th August 2013!
Not the greatest video I'm aware, because I was standing under a shelter most of the time so I didn't get myself or my camera soaked.
INCLUDES: East Midlands HST's & Meridians, Freightliner 66 & GBRF 66!
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Wellingborough Station - 23rd August 2014.
An evening at Wellingborough station on Saturday 23rd August with the intention of filming the two DCR Class 56 loco's working in top and tail formation. EWS liveried Class 66's are seen heading south with their respective trains that originated from Toton North Yard and an appearance from a GBRf ex 'barbie' heading into the yard from Harrow-on-the-Hill is held at the peg for the final engineers to pass.
Illegal crosser in Wellingborough
Wellingborough town centre part 2
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EVENING WORKINGS AT WELLINGBOROUGH WITH MY LADY 12 06 2018
A memory for Easter. Just been to visit my lady. She is very happy. Thank you all for your nice comments regarding June and myself
British Rail 1991-Wellingborough Variety
A BR vid from back in May 1991. A sunny day sees us at Wellingborough on the Midland Main Line. Quite a bit of variety here, HSt's storm through as well as the stoppers, which gives plenty of Valanta thrash! There's the evening class 47 loco hauled trains out of St Pancras, a parcels working followed by a Res 47. A couple of class 56s pass by on the Down, the 'Petliner' freightworking on the Up (carrying Pedigree Chum!) and a Network SouthEast DMU to Kettering. One of the Bedford-Bletchley sets worked through to Kettering and back (twice a day i assume?) in the peaks. So, all in all, a good mix! If you liked the video please subscribe to my channel, there are lots more transport & quirky vids to upload!
11 YEARS AGO .WELLINGBOROUGH TRAINS 2007.
Re edited and coppied from VHS tape.. mFreight and old midland trains livery.
Cycled 80 miles from Wellingborough to London
On Tuesday 15th August I cycled 80 miles from Wellingborough to London.
Wellingborough Cycles
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Based in the centre of Nene Court, Wellingborough, Wellingborough Cycles offers not just a large amount of cycling products and accessories, but also offers a destination based experience upon arrival.
Watching Trains - Midland Mainline - Wellingborough
Watching Midland Main Line trains at Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. Action includes Class 222 'Meridian' units and a Class 254 HST unit. Filmed on 19 October 2013 with a Nikon V1 compact system camera.
Wellingborough Railway Station 08/07/11
Footage from around 30 minutes at Wellingborough station, on the Midland Mainline on the 08/07/11. Everything that passed is included except one Freightliner 66 hauling a freight as I wasn't aware it was here till it had passed.
HD 60103 Flying Scotsman, Hauling The Yorkshireman Wellingborough, 4th June 2016
Video of the world famous LNER Pacific A3 60103/4472 Flying Scotsman, came through Wellingborough, Northamptonshire/Northants, on the 4th June 2016. This was filmed on Mill Road Bridge pulling The Yorkshireman. This iconic figure was built in 1923. It was nice to see it again after 7 years, it was in pieces at the National Railway Museum in York back then.
Below are links to the other Locomotives I have filmed from Mill Road Bridge, Wellingborough Stanton Cross Station, on the East Midland Mainline, it stopped at Kettering after this.
LMS 46233 Duchess of Sutherland, York Yuletide Express, 19th December 2015
Hastings Unit, Thumper 1001 DEMU, Wellingborough Railway Station, 19th September 2015
The York Yuletide Express 20th December 2014 - A4 60009 Union of South Africa Wellingborough
Short film I filmed here (Slapstick/Comedy) That Takes the Biscuit
There's also a colour version of the short film
LMS Scots Guardsman 46115, Wellingborough Railway Station, Hauling Robin Hood 9th November 2014.
LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman is a Pacific steam locomotive built in 1923 for the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) at Doncaster Works to a design of Nigel Gresley. It was employed on long-distance express East Coast Main Line trains by the LNER and its successors, British Railways Eastern and North-Eastern Regions, notably on the London to Edinburgh Flying Scotsman train service after which it was named.
The locomotive set two world records for steam traction, becoming the first steam locomotive to be officially authenticated at reaching 100 miles per hour (160.9 km/h) on 30 November 1934, and then setting a record for the longest non-stop run by a steam locomotive when it ran 422 miles (679 km) on 8 August 1989 while in Australia.
Retired from regular service in 1963 after covering 2.08 million miles, Flying Scotsman gained considerable fame in preservation under the ownership of, successively, Alan Pegler, William McAlpine, Tony Marchington, and finally the National Railway Museum (NRM). As well as hauling enthusiast specials in the United Kingdom, the locomotive toured extensively in the United States and Canada from 1969 until 1973 and Australia in 1988/89. Flying Scotsman has been described as the world's most famous steam locomotive.
In 1985, Flying Scotsman appeared in a witty British Rail TV advert.
Flying Scotsman was featured in The Railway Series books by the Rev. W. Awdry. The locomotive visited the fictional Island of Sodor in the book Enterprising Engines to visit its only remaining brother: Gordon. At this time it had two tenders, and this was a key feature of the plot of one of the stories, Tenders for Henry. When the story was filmed for the television series Thomas & Friends, renamed as Tender Engines only Flying Scotsman's two tenders were seen outside a shed. He originally was intended to have a larger role in this episode, but because of budgetary constraints, the modelling crew could not afford to build the entire engine.
Flying Scotsman appeared in the 2000 film 102 Dalmatians preparing to haul the Orient Express
The locomotive was the first choice for the Top Gear Race to the North, but due to an overhaul was unable to attend, so the position went to LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado instead.
A model of the Flying Scotsman appeared in Episode 6 and The Great Train Race episodes of James May's Toy Stories. It was James May's personal childhood model and was chosen by him to complete a world record for the longest model railway. The train was meant to travel 7 miles from Barnstaple to Bideford, in North Devon and it failed early in the trip in Episode 6 but managed to complete it in The Great Train Race which took place on 16 April 2011.
One of the specially produced £5 coins for the 2012 Summer Olympics featured an engraving of the Flying Scotsman on the back.
Flying Scotsman is included as a locomotive in the PC simulation game Microsoft Train Simulator.
Flying Scotsman appears in Thomas & Friends: The Great Race, where he is voiced by Rufus Jones (UK/US).
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