DMU accidents

DMUs have had their fair share of mishaps through the years. Unfortunately these have not been recorded as well as accidents involving locos. So here I am going to try and compile as many details of DMU accidents as possible.

If you have any notes or photographs please submit them to be added here. I would also welcome further information on some of the accidents featured here.

Some further pictures of accident damaged vehicles can be found at http://www.derbysulzers.com/railcars.html

Many accident reports are now available on-line at www.railwaysarchive.co.uk

Date Accident
Type
Vehicles Location / Details Pictures Inquiry? Info from
57 Collision Class 101 /steam

HEXHAM STATION. A a coal train of 35 wagons headed by a K1 embedded itself in the rear of a 4-car set, crushing through the rear driving and rear compartments and pushing the set right the way through the station (the brakes on the set were released). Car 50173 was badly stoved in withdrawn. However, there were no casualties, despite the vehicle being forced high in the air and the fuel tank rupturing (there was evidently no fire) 

See Trains illustrated, Sept 1957, p458

No John Darwent, Jim Poor
6/11/57

Collision

DMU / road vehicle

LITTLE LONDON PLC, near Stallingborough, ER.
A Lincoln Central to Cleethorpes passenger train struck the gate as it was being swung across the line, injuring the gateman and killing the motor cyclist. Details

Peter Mullen

29/5/58 Collision

DMU

BARRY The 5.17pm Llantwit Major to Cardiff General 2-car diesel crashed into the stationary (6-car diesel) 5.30pm Barry Island to Cardiff General train which had 300 passengers on board. The accident happened near to the gas works site. The 6-car unit was hauled to Barry Docks by a steam engine.

No

Shayne Lewis

15/9/59

Collision

DMU / Road vehicle

STOBSWOOD Occupational Level Crossing (NER).
An Up Alnwick to Newcastle 2-car Metro Camm  struck a dump truck. Details

Peter Mullen

15/10/59 Collision Class 105 /steam

SMEDLEY VIADUCT SIGNAL BOX, near Manchester, LMR. Class 105 in collision with steam locomotive 45101. Car numbers not identified. 6 persons required hospital treatment. A power-twin Cravens unit travelling from Manchester Victoria to Rochdale came into head-on collision with 45101. The driver was fortunate to have been thrown out of the DMU by the impact, as the cab was destroyed and the underframe distorted. Interference with signalling equipment, probably by children, caused the signal passed by the DMU to display a yellow aspect, instead of a red one.

Bill Read

23/11/59

Collision

DMU / steam

SLADE LANE JUNCTION, Levenshulme LMR. The ‘Pines Express’ (hauled by a 6P, 4-6-0) and a DMU were simultaneously approaching Slade Lane Junction when they ran into contact with each other for about 100yards before coming into sidelong collision. Details

Peter Mullen

25/4/60 Collision ? / steam

Between GARFORTH AND MICKLEFIELD, NER. A 6-car DMU travelling from Leeds City to Hull collided at speed with the rear of an unfitted goods train running at about 25mph, and hauled by an 8F. 5 persons injured. The freight train divided and the DMU continued forward for 75 yards, with the leading bogie derailed, pushing in front of it a 20-ton brake van and two wagons. The front of the leading coach (E50554?) was stove in and there was damage to the cab floor and fittings. The DMU passed a red signal.

Bill Read

18/8/60

Collision

DMU / trolley

Between CASTLETON SOUTH JUNCTION and MILLS HILL, LMR. A Manchester-Heywood-Bury-Bacup late morning dmu hit a platelayers trolley on the line. Delays of up to 55 minutes before normal traffic resumed.

Richard Greenwood

2/9/60 Collision Class 126 / steam

CASTLECARY, ScR. A 6-car Inter City DMU travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh collided at about 25 mph with the rear of a slow-moving ECS train hauled by a Class 5MT running tender first. 3 passengers injured. Damage to the DMU was confined to buffers, headstocks, gangway frames and couplers. The shock of the collision was transferred through the 4-coach ECS train resulting in the first coach being forced upwards from its leading bogie and impacting with the smokebox of the locomotive. The DMU had been irregularly admitted into an occupied block section.

Bill Read
12/10/60 Collision

Derby Lightweight /steam

NEW MILLS (CENTRAL) STATION, LMR Three Derby Lightweight twin units, built 1955, collided with the rear of a goods train hauled by a Class 8F (48443), which was standing at New Mills (Central) Up home signal. 3 injured. The leading power car (M79170) was wrecked and the following trailer car was crumpled by collision with the leading car. The two rear units were little damaged. The DMU had passed the Strines Station starting signal at danger.

Bill Read, John Darwent
16/11/60 Collision Class 116 /steam

PONTRHYDYFEN JCT, WR. Set CAT343  was operating a journey from Neath to Treherbert when the leading car, W50125 was struck by a runaway coal train headed by ex-GWR pannier tank 9737, on the single line track at Pontrhydyfen Junction. The DMU driver was killed in the accident and the leading car was so badly damaged that it was written off and later scrapped at Swindon Works.

No
24/11/60 Collision Class 116 /steam

Between PONTRHYDYFEN  AND CWMAVON, WR. A 3-car DMU travelling from Swansea High Street to Barry Island was in a head-on collision with an unfitted goods train (weighing 620 tons) hauled by a Class 57XX Tank locomotive running bunker first. 2 persons killed and 26 injured. The point of collision was on a single-line section with a gradient of 1 in 42. The locomotive drove some five feet into the leading power car which telescoped some ten feet into the intermediate trailer. The locomotive was also extensively damaged and 8 wagons were wrecked. The goods train was travelling too fast down the gradient and had an insufficient number of wagon brakes applied to enable it to stop at the Pontrhydyfen signal.

Bill Read
8/2/61 Collision Class 105 / 112

ROYTON STATION, LMR. Two ECS Cravens twin-units collided at about 40mph with the buffer stops at Royton Station at 6.12am. 5 persons injured.  Details.

Bill Read, Richard Greenwood, Peter Dawson
16/7/61 Collision Class 105/113 / freight

SINGLETON BANK near WEETON, LMR. Class 105 power-twin (leading) + 2 x Class 113 units (cars not identified) struck the rear of a stationary ballast train which had been carrying out track work. 7 persons killed and 116 injured. The first three cars were severely damaged. Details

Bill Read & Andrew Dyson
10/8/61 Collision Class 101 / 45

LEEDS CITY STATION. Peak D105 running light to Neville Hill overran signals and collided with a Leeds - Scarborough DMU (two 4-car units) almost opposite Leeds East Signal Box. Leaking diesel caught fire and the the leading two DMU vehicles (51440 & 59533) overturned, but were returned to traffic after repair. One killed, two injured. The leading motor coach (51440) turned over and slid on its side, demolishing the parapet wall of a bridge and releasing fuel oil which then ignited. The second coach (59533) also fell on its side, but the remaining six coaches were little damaged. All returned to trafic. The driver of the locomotive mistakenly accepted the signal that had been cleared for the DMU.

See book 'Leeds Termini by Challenger UK. John Darwent & Bill Read
Oct. '62 Derailment Class 104

HESSLE ROAD, HULL. In the final week of the old mechanical cabin. Trains were being hand signalled, the Class 104 (59226 closest) ‘split’ a set of wrongly clamped points. The photographer  said: “Within hours the mess was cleaned up and normal working soon resumed, today it would be a ‘scene of crime’ and the job stopped for a week”! Photo by Mick Nicholson

Ian Fleming & Mick Nicholson

25/1/63 Collision ? /steam.

BRACEBRIDGE GAS SIDINGS SIGNALBOX near LINCOLN, ER. A 2-car power/trailer DMU travelling from Grantham to Lincoln Central collided with the rear (tender) of a stationary Class B1. 2 persons killed, 3 injured. The power car of the DMU was extensively damaged at the front end and the leading bogie was driven back two feet. The light engine had been allowed to wait on the Down line in preparation for reversal and its presence there had been forgotten by the signalman.

Bill Read
10/12/63 Derailment Class 127

Between GLENDON JUNCTION AND KETTERING,  LMR. Derailment of Class 127 + unidentified twin unit. M51609 – no other cars identified. Minor injuries. While travelling at 60mph, a complete engine and torque converter weighing 2.5 tons fell from M51609 causing extensive damage to the vehicle and derailing all cars. A small fire broke out. The conclusion was that the unit was released into service, after overhaul at Derby Works, with loose torque-converter securing bolts. This caused progressive overloading of other bolts, brackets and cardan shaft until final failure.

Bill Read
12/3/64 Fire Class 113

SHOE MILL, BAXENDEN, LMR. An engine fire. Details

Andrew Dyson

27/5/64 Fire Class 110

CASTLETON In the late afternoon a down Calder Valley train suffered a fire at Castleton station.  It was extinguished in the platform and the unit removed into the yard at Castleton by 46439

Richard Greenwood
3/6/64 Collision Class 108 / steam

BRADFORD (EXCHANGE) STATION, NER. The DMU descended the steep gradient into the station and collided with the stationary parcels train at about 50 mph. The leading car was destroyed. Damage to the steam locomotive and M52059 was minimal. Details

Bill Read, Malcolm Paul and Peter Mullen
10/10/64 Fire Class 127

Between MILLBROOK AND WILSHAMSTEAD, LMR. Class 127 on fire after breaking cardan shaft. M51591 (trailing car). 1 passenger killed, 4 injured. The rotating ends of the broken cardan shaft punctured the fuel tank. The resulting fire caused some damage to the trailing cab but did not penetrate the saloon. Examination of other units found that some 40 cardan shafts were bent, probably as a result of careless handling when torque converters were changed, and this was assumed to have caused the failure.

25/5/65 Collision DMU / road vehicle

LLANDDANIEL Occupation Level Crossing, LMR. A Crewe – Holyhead DMU passenger train running at 45mph struck and wrecked a Vauxhall Victor saloon car which was going over an unclassified level crossing. Details

Yes Peter Mullen
15/6/65 Collision

101 / 104 / coach

near YORK, NER. A ECS loco / coaches reversing from the station went through signals at danger and hit an incoming DMU. Details

Peter Mullen
18/8/65 Fire Class 127

SANDRIDGE, near St. Albans, LMR. A 4-car DMU was travelling from St. Pancras to Luton when a fire broke out under the rear power car (M51594) about 1 mile north of St. Albans. Details

Peter Mullen

29/8/65 Fire Class 101 / 104 CONNAH'S QUAY. 10:35 Ecxursion from Wigan to Llandudno formed M50318/M59129/M50336 & M50490/M59146/M50438 caught fire near Connah's Quay. The failure of a universal joint in the transmission caused the gearbox to become detached and fall to the track rupturing fuel tanks, the spilt fuel was ignited by sparks after vapourizing on hot exhaust parts.
29/12/65 Derailment Class 124

BOLD COLLIERY, LMR. A 6-car Trans-Pennine DMU travelling from Leeds (City) to Liverpool (Lime Street) was approaching Bold Colliery Sidings at 50 m.p.h. under clear signals when it became derailed over facing points, the leading bogie continuing down the main line whilst the remainder of the train became derailed to the left into a colliery reception siding. Details

Peter Mullen

9/2/66 Fire Class 127

NAPSBURY, LMR. During investigation of excessive wear in the torque convertors of the Class 127 units, M51622 was fitted with test equipment which caused the cardan shaft to break up, rupture the fuel tank and catch fire. Details

Bill Read
Oct. '67 Fire Class 112

SOUGH TUNNEL (near Darwen), LMR. 51705/24 caught fire in Sough Tunnel. These were cut up at Spring Vale in April 1968 by staff from Accrington depot. Cutting the unit up was only undertaken on Sundays, as staff had to work Monday to Friday, and management wouldn't free them on these days to cut the unit up. There is a small article on this fire in the book "Railways Around Blackburn", complete with a photo of the burnt out unit in the tunnel. The fire was so intense that the sole bars in the middle on the units melted, causing the unit to sag. The cause given was the cardan shaft shearing, flailing about rupturing the fuel tank. Lancashire Telegraph 40th anniversary article

'Railways Around Blackburn' Andrew Dyson
12/6/68 Fire Class 112 / 127 SANDRIDGE (near St. Albans), LMR  A train consisting of a 4-car Class 127 (leading) and two 2-car Class 112s suffered severe vibration under the seventh coach. Almost at once there seemed to be a minor explosion and seconds later the vehicle became full of choking smoke and fumes, while smoke & fumes emanated from the underside of both rear coaches. As the train slowed down passengers began to jump, killing two and injuring ten others. Details
9/9/68 Collision Class 126 / 25

CASTLECARY, ScR. A 6-car Inter City DMU travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh was standing at a signal when it was run into at the rear by a light engine, Class 24 Diesel locomotive D5122. 2 persons killed and 3 injured. The rear car of the DMU, SC 79092, and the Class 24 locomotive were destroyed by the collision and subsequent fire. During a track-circuit failure, general confusion and slack working practices resulted in the Class 24 being admitted to an occupied block section. Having done so, the locomotive travelled too quickly to be able to stop short of an obstruction.

Bill Read
15/2/69 Collision Class 105

CATHOLME LEVEL CROSSING, LMR. A tractor drove into the path of a  DMU. Details

Peter Mullen
28/11/69 Collision Class 114

GREAT COATES LEVEL CROSSING near GRIMSBY, ER. E50031-E56031 ran through level crossing gates, striking a Dodge articulated lorry and carrying it 46 feet into the station. 3 people needed hospital treatment. Both bogies of E50031 were derailed. The train ran past a red signal.

Bill Read
28/1/70 Collision Class 114

DOWDYKE BANK LEVEL CROSSING, between Spalding & Boston, ER. A tanker traversing the crossing was struck by the DMU (50020 & 56020) travelling at 50mph. Details

Peter Mullen
19/10/70 Collision Class 126 / EMU Near GLASGOW CENTRAL The 12:10 Glasgow Central to Gourock passed signals at danger and was in a sidelong collision with the late-running 12:00 Glasgow Central to Ayr DMU. Details Peter Mullen
24/12/70 Collision, derailment DMU / road vehicle

UPPER DENTON PUBLIC LEVEL CROSSING, ER. A car skidded on the crossing, coming to rest obstructing the railway line. With the driver and passenger well clear, it was struck by a DMU, derailing the leading bogie.  Details

Peter Mullen

1971?

Collision

Class 114 / freight

E50046 is seen at Doncaster Carr on 4/3/71 after colliding with a derailed oil train.

Andrew Parr
09/05/71 Fire Class 110 BESCAR LANE, LMR An electrical fire gutting the leading car w and the leading end of the adjacent trailer car sustained similar damage. Details
8/5/72 Derailment & Fire Class 24 & DMU

CHESTER GENERAL STATION, LMR. An oil train ran away and crashed in the station.

30/8/73 Collision Class 126 / EMU

SHEILDS JCT, ScR. 21:35 Wemyss Bay to Glasgow Central passed a signal at danger at Shields Junction at ran into the back of the 21:10 Ayr to Glasgow Central, formed Sc51017/Sc59398/Sc51023 & Sc51033/Sc59406/Sc51011.  Serious damage, 5 fatalities and many injuries. The leading car of the Class 303 EMU, SC75857, impacted with the rear car of the DMU, SC51011, at 65 mph as the DMU was pulling away from a signal stop at about 15 mph. The EMU drove beneath the DMU, a fire broke out and both cars were consumed. Apart from some damage to the rear of SC59406, the other cars suffered only minor damage. The EMU had passed a red signal.

Bill Read
27/11/73 Collision

Class 108 / Freight

Near WHITEHAVEN, LMR. Irregukar blockworking allowed a DMU to run into the back of a freight train. Details

Peter Mullen

27/12/73 Derailment Class 108

LOWER DARWEN, LMR. A DMU was wrongly diverted through catch points. Details

Peter Mullen

23/1/74 Derailment Class 120 / 121 PONTYPOOL RD, WR. A Cardiff to Crewe train became derailed on catch points near Pontypool Road while working wrong line to pass a failed freight train. Details

Peter Mullen

15/3/74 Collision Class 101 /Parcels train

WHITTLESEA, ER. A communication failure saw a DMU run into the back of a Parcels Train during 'Time Interval Working'. Details

Peter Mullen

11/6/74 Collision Class 116 / EMU

POLLOKSHIELDS EAST JCT,  ScR. Class 116 bound for Glasgow was in a sidelong collision on crossover with Class 311 EMU. Details

Bill Read & Peter Mullen
6/10/74 Collision DMU / crane

HITCHIN A DMU hit a travelling crane

5/11/74 Derailment Class 117 CROPREDY. 6:54 Leamington Spa to Oxford derailed at Cropredy, after a length of rail had fractured under a preceding freight train. Details Peter Mullen
1/75 Fire Class 127

M51629 suffered fire damage while working a football special

No
3/12/76 Collision Class 104 / road vehicle

CHIVERS OCCUPATIONAL CROSSING, between Lakenheath & Shippea Hill, ER. A DMU hit a lorry on a crossing. Details

25/6/76 Collision Class 127s

LUTON, LMR. Double Collision. An empty stock Class 127 unit was struck on a crossover by another Class 127 unit which had passed two red signals. The latter was deflected towards the Down fast line where it was struck a glancing blow by an express passenger train hauled by a Class 45 locomotive. Minor injuries. Details

Robert Frise & Bill Read
31/12/76 Fire Class 101

The 08.04 Perth - Edinburgh DMU caught fire at Bathgate Jct, SC51540 was completely gutted and later withdrawn.

No
30/6/77 Collision Class 101

NEWCASTLE STATION, ER. A 2-car Class 101 travelling under clear signals was running into unoccupied Nº3 Bay Platform when it failed to stop and collided with the buffer-stop. Details

5/9/77 Collision Class 124 /47

FARNLEY JUNCTION, ER. Class 124 in collision with 47 402, stationary at head of mail train. E51959-E59773-E51969-E51965. Both drivers killed. 9 passengers needed hospital treatment. E51959 suffered extensive damage and twisting of the underframe. The whole of the cab on 47 402 was destroyed. The accident was caused by a replacement relay being wired with incorrect polarity, causing the points to move out of correspondence.

Yes Bill Read
8/11/77 Collision Class 127

NAPSBURY, LMR. A set (5C26) travelling from Bedford to St. Pancras collided at about 40mph with the rear of a St. Albans to St. Pancras empty coaching stock train (2C65) which was standing at a signal. The collision resulted in the derailment of the two leading coaches of the passenger train as well as the rear coach of the empty stock train. The driver, guard and two passengers in the passenger train were injured and taken to hospital. Both trains were 4-car Class 127 DMUs comprising of vehicles 51626, 59609, 59643 and 51641 (5C26) and 51617, 59617, 58631 and 51601 (2C65) respectively. The accident was a result of the signalman forgetting about the stationary train at the St. Albans Up Slow Starting Signal and instructing the driver of the passenger train to pass the St. Albans Inner Home signal at Danger into an already occupied section.

Peter Mullen
12/05/78 Derailment Class 120 set 304 near OYNE (ScR), Aberdeen - Inverness Line, ScR A road vehicle hit an railway bridge, knocking it out of line. Details Alan Binns, Mike Cooper, Peter Mullen
1978 Class 110 unknown

Robert Frise

14/2/79 Collision Class 108/ 40

CHINLEY NORTH JUNCTION, LMR. Class 108 in collision with locomotive 40 055 at the head of a stationary freight train. M51930-M52047. Driver seriously injured, 5 passengers and guard required hospital treatment. M51930 was derailed and suffered extensive damage to the cab and leading end of the car. There was little damage to the trailing car or to the locomotive. The DMU had been irregularly hand-signalled past a red signal.

Bill Read
12/3/79 Collision Class 108 / 123 SHEFFIELD. 8:17 Chesterfield to Sheffield formed E52102/E59826/E52093 ran away at Heeley, entered Sheffield station at speed and collided with empty DMU M52043/M51923.  The brakes on the 8:17 failed due to inadequate maintenance of brake cylinders at Hull Dairycoates. Yes
17/3/79 Derailment DMU

CHARLESTOWN (between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden) the last up Calder Valley Leeds - Manchester Vic train derailed due to snow and ice buildup interfering with the correct operation of a catchpoint. The passengers were rescued and accommodated at Todmorden Police Station until onward transport could  be laid on.

Richard Greenwood

16/4/79 Collision Class 126 / EMU

PAISLEY (GILMOUR STREET), ScR.18:58 Ayr to Glasgow Central additional train formed Sc51031/Sc59412/Sc51014 & Sc51044/Sc59398/Sc51017 passed a signal at danger at Paisley Gilmour Street. Guard gave right away while signal at danger and the driver did not check.  Train was in head on collision with the 19:40 Glasgow Central to Wemyss Bay as it crossed the junction east of the station.  Serious damage, 7 fatalities and many injuries. Both SC51031 and EMU SC75840 were extensively damaged. SC51031 rode up over the roof of the EMU and was cut up on site. The remaining DMU vehicles were all repairable.

Yes Bill Read

6/6/79

Derailment

Class 110

HOPWOOD, LMR. The derailment was caused by a derailment becoming detached. The driver was quoted as saying it had started making a loud knocking noise after he left Manchester Victoria and intended to drive the unit only as far as Rochdale where he would declare it a failure.

Richard Greenwood

summer 1979 Split points Class 108 YORK, ER. E50643 slipped the points just south of York station. Peter Mullen
3/12/84 Collision Class 104 / vans

LONGSIGHT, LMR. An empty 3-car class 104 DMU was wrongly routed and came into collision with a train of vans which had been left without a tail lamp. Details

Peter Mullen
11/2/85

Accident

DMU

SEVERN TUNNEL JUNCTION, WR. A DMU struck and instantly killed four men who were part of a permanent way gang engaged on keeping points clear of snow during the night. Details

Peter Mullen

18/1/86 Collision Class 104 / 86

PRESTON, LMR. Collision of Class 104 power-twin and stationary Loco 47 111.  M53482-M53433. 44 passengers required hospital treatment (the driver and many passengers had retired to the rear car).  The conclusion was that the driver’s brake valve had been inadvertently placed in the “lap” position resulting in the train brake pipe and “topside” vacuum being gradually destroyed during the journey from Carlisle. The driver may have been distracted by the presence of passengers of the football-supporters charter being in the cab. M53482 was severely damaged.

Yes Bill Read
26/7/86 Collision Class 105 / 114

LOCKINGTON LEVEL CROSSING, ER. Collision of Class 105 + Class 114 with a Van on crossing. E54434-E51278 + E53016-E54034. 9 people killed and 59 people required hospital treatment. The van drove onto the crossing against flashing lights and was struck by the DMU. E54434 derailed and ran down the embankment, turning through 180 degrees before coming to rest on its side. All vehicles were badly damaged due to destruction of the track.

See page 117 of 'Railway Disasters' by Stanley Hall

Yes Bill Read
1986? Fire Class 120 & Class 101 59100 Unknown. Awaiting disposal at Cheetham Hill, Manchester 22/3/86 No Paul Moxon
March or April 1987 Collision Class 107 / 86

SHEILDS JUNCTION, ScR A side-swipe incident. More here

John Reddyhoff & Eddie Knorn

19/10/87 Collision Class 108

GLANRHYD BRIDGE, WR. Class 108 ran onto a bridge which had previously collapsed. M52037 (rear car not identified). 4 persons drowned. Severe flooding had caused an already-weakened support pier to collapse.

Yes Bill Read
8/12/87 Collision Class110

Near METHLEY JUNCTION, ER. Collision of Class 110 twin-unit with Permanent Way Gang. E52072 (trailing car not identified). 4 persons killed. Incident blamed on an irregular system of working by PW Gang.

Yes Bill Read

26/10/89

Derailment /Collision

Class 121

TAPLOW (near Maidenhead), WR. A stone train became derailed and a staff passenger DMU struck one of the bogies which had become detached from a derailed wagon and was itself derailed. Details

pictures

Peter Mullen / Martin Callaghan

1/8/90

Collision

Class 119 / EMU

READING. A 3-car Class 119 was approaching Reading Station when it ran into two 4-car EMU’s  standing at platform 4A. Details

Peter Mullen

22/8/90 Collision Class 108

HYDE NORTH JCN., LMR. Low speed collision of two Class 108 units. M51913-M54497 and M51418-M59668 (Met Cam 101 centre car)-M53977. 28 passengers required hospital treatment. The driver of the twin unit had passed a red signal. M51418 collapsed upon contact with M51913 and suffered extensive cab, underfloor and bogie damage. All the 108 cars suffered some damage and were criticized as being in poor structural condition. The 101 was undamaged.

Bill Read

1991

Fire

Class 101

NORWICH, ER. While travelling empty stock from Ipswich to Crown Point a fire broke out, and driver Mick Kassa brought the train to a stand at Trowse Upper Junction in the Lakenham area of Norwich. It was around midnight & damage was also done to the relatively new OHL which had been installed for the 1987 inaugaration of electric services to London Liverpool Street. They are seen Wensum Sidings, Norwich on 6/7/91.

Pic Jerry Glover, info Mark Rowe
26/10/91 Fire Class 108 977747 STANDEDGE. Caught fire in Standedge tunnel, while part of a Holbeck to Newton Heath consist. Picture taken at Diggle 26/1/92 No Paul Moxon
17/11/99 Fire Class 101 Fire at Mossend Yard, ScR No
undated Derailment Class 117

Southall Depot. Set L431

Richard Himson

undated Derailment

Class 108

Haymarket, set 380. More here

John Reddyhoff

undated Collision Class 108 & Met-Camm

An incident at Hull, on the approach to Hull Paragon, undated but thought to be post-'84. More here

Ian Fleming
undated

Class 101

Class 101 DMBS 50213 seems to have been in an incident when seen at NH on 27/ 06/ 81. Jerry Glover

Jerry Glover

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