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Stabled at Newcastle on 15 March 1986 are 55667 of unit 143001 and 55652 of unit 143011, Class 101 No E54375 has just arrived to join them. Keith Long.
On 19/03/86 Newcastle Central station shunting pilot 03 063 sits in the carriage sidings under the man train shed roof alongside a class 101 DMU, while in the platform sits new Railbus set 143 012 waiting departure with the 16.25 to Carlisle. Adrian Nicholls.
Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Co. 'Stourton Saloon' 975664 / 975637 ex-Sc56300 and Sc51122 at Newcastle Central station, 25th March 1986. Gordon Edgar.
E53253 + E54084 in Newcastle Central station on the 12th April 1986. Hamish Stevenson.
The old and new at Newcastle station, from left to right are 55646 55671 (143005) 54054 and 55654 (143013) The newly delivered 143s are taking over from the Class 101s. Keith Long.
A two car class 110 Calder Valley DMU leaves Newcastle on 29th June 1986. Jonathan Hazan.
M53953 + M54242 await departure from Newcastle p5 with the 12:35 Newcastle - Alnmouth local service on 3/11/86. At the time, these cars were allocated to Kingmoor for Cumbria services, but this one could have worked across to Newcastle on a Tyne Valley service, perhaps due to unit failure, and was now being utilised on this north-east service. Most of the Kingmoor 108s - including this pairing - were reallocated to Heaton in May 1988, when the former was closed, the remaining units going to Chester depot. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Met-Camm set heads away from Newcastle on Saturday March 21, 1987. Colin Brooks.
E51219 + possibly E54056 on a Middlesbrough - Newcastle approaching Newcastle (1230) Saturday 21st March 1987. Colin Brooks.
My only visit to Newcastle Central was on 11-04-1987 - and the weather was wet and dark. However these views record the station in the immediate pre-electrification era. A Class 101 heads away from the station an passes a new unit on its way in. Gordon Thomson.
A Class 101 DMU formed of 53188 + 53216 is seen arriving at Newcastle with a service from Sunderland on 13 April 1987. Dave Warby Collection.
Having strayed from their native Yorkshire - in practice, they had a fairly wide sphere of operation which saw them travel as far north as Darlington on occasions - Class 110 cars E51829 + E52066 are seen surrounded by Class 143 Pacer units at Newcastle on 18/05/1987 . Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 100 Inspection Saloon DB975539 + DB975349 seen standing in platform 5 at Newcastle on 24/06/1987. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Two-Car Class 101 makes a smokey departure from Newcastle seen from the Keep Tower on 6 August 1987. Keith Long.
A two-Car Class 101 crossing the High Level Bridge as it makes a smokey departure from Newcastle on 6 August 1987. Keith Long.
Cars 51087 59040 53847 are seen awaiting departure from the then platform 5 at Newcastle with an evening commuter service, 16/9/87. The front car is Class 119, the other two are Class 116. Adjacent in the then platform 4 are Mk 1 coaches (distinguishable from DMU stock by the window frames and Commonwealth bogies), probably a locomotive-hauled Pacer substitution - these were invariably three coaches in length, and their positioning relative to the DMU suggests a locomotive may be 'trapped' at the buffer stops. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 119 DMS(L) E51102 with Class 116 cars 59364 and 53856 stand in what was then platform 7 (now platform 1) of Newcastle station. Surprisingly, the car number can be seen to include the E-prefix - at a time when the regional prefixing was being abandoned - yet the former Cardiff Division set formation number C591 has been left on the front of the cab. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Left: Class 101 DMBS E53250; Right: Class 119 DMBC 51059, seen at Newcastle on 23/09/1987. Class 143 Pacer problems in the north-east saw an influx of first generation DMUs to Heaton (HT) depot in the weeks leading up to the October 1987 timetable change (05/10/1987), including vehicles of Classes 116, 118 and 119 – none of which had previously operated anywhere near the north-east – as well as some rather tatty Class 101s from diverse regions. These unusual types were eliminated from the area by Spring 1988 when loco-haulage restarted. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 116 DMS 53909, formerly of Cardiff division set formation C316, complete with Welsh dragon symbol on cab front, is seen in what was then platform 11 (now platform 9) of Newcastle station on 24/09/1987. The destination blind reads Ystrad Mynach, shortly after a member of railway staff had turned it to a blank position to avoid the confusion of the travelling public. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 116 DMS 53909, formerly of Cardiff division set formation C316, complete with Welsh dragon symbol on cab front, is seen in what was then platform 11 (now platform 9) of Newcastle station on 24/09/1987. Graeme Phillips Collection.
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