Unidentified Class 116 DMU images
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14th July 1980
A Class 116 DMU seen between University and Five Ways with a service to Four Oaks on 14 July 1980. Neil Smith.
20th July 1980
Class 116 and 120 DMUs on Worcester depot on 20 July 1980. Neil Smith.
August 1980
Forming one of the shuttle services for the Liverpool and Manchester 150 celebrations a class 116 set is seen at Rainhill in August 1980. Ian Buck.
September 1980
In the spring of 1980 a class 116 unit arrives at Birmingham Moor Street station. Note the abandoned route to Snow Hill to the right. Tony Walmsley.
10th September 1980
A freshly painted Class 116 DMU - with another two suburban vehicles on the rear - at Oxford on 10 September 1980. Brian Daniels.
circa 1981
A Class 116 with Greater Glasgow markings on Haymarket depot circa 1981. S Saunders.
31st January 1981
A Tyseley 116 dmu leaves Henley in Arden with a Birmingham Moor Street to Stratford upon Avon service on a murky day - 31/1/81. Stephen Burdett.
14th February 1981
A frosty February morning greets this Tyseley allocated class 116 as it runs out of Lichfield City station in readiness to return to Longbridge. Passengers were denied access to Trent Valley station which is now possible. 14/2/81. Stephen Burdett.
14th February 1981
This class 116 at Lichfield City will run back to the up platform to return to Longbridge, 14/2/81. Stephen Burdett.
22nd February 1981
Winter at Gravelly Hill. A first generation Class 116 dmu creeps into Gravelly Hill station, Birmingham, with a Four Oaks - Longbridge service on Sunday 22nd February 1981. For one academic year I travelled frequently by train between here and New Street station. My freezing cold, lonely student digs were just around the corner in Gravelly Hill North. Today, the "cross-city" line is electrified, and trains run between Lichfield and Longbridge, or between Four Oaks and Redditch. It wasn't until I'd viewed the scan large that I noticed the figures up there behind the bridge parapet. Brrrr! Tom Harper.
25th February 1981
Suburban snow scene. The shutter speed I'd selected wasn't quite fast enough to stop this first generation dmu as it burst out from under the bridge here at Kings Norton station. The unit was working the 14:02 Lichfield - Longbridge cross city line service on Wednesday 25th February 1981. Meanwhile, a West Midlands PTE Leyland National bus crosses the bridge. Tom Harper.
12th March 1981
A Class 116 DMU at Derby on Thursday 12 March 1981. David Russon.
25th May 1981
Leicester Midland, 25th May 1981. Another grey rainy day in the city. A Class 116 diesel multiple unit enters Leicester Midland from the north past Leicester North signal box and a forest of semaphore signals. This could be my train, the 08.00 train to Nuneaton. In 1981 The Leicester Gap was in full swing and multiple aspect colour light signals wouldn't replace the mechanical signals until 1986-7. In the right distance is Leicester depot with what look like mainly Class 25 diesels on shed. Pete LG99.
3rd June 1981
A Class 116 on a Penzance to Par service crosses Chasewater Viaduct on June 3, 1981. Steve Davies Collection.
July 1981
In July 1981, Tyseley based class 116 unit is seen heading north through Kemble en route from Swindon. Tony Walmsley.
12th July 1981
A class 116 dmu crosses the canal at Lowesmoor between Worcester Foregate Street and Shrub Hill stations on 12/7/81. Stephen Burdett.
13th July 1981
On 13 July 1981, this pair of Derby Suburban class 116 DMUs were seen at Stratforrd-upon-Avon under the GWR footbridge. The trains are in "blue band" livery with West Midlands PTE logos. Jeremy Chapter.
16th July 1981
Despite the destination blind reading Stratford upon Avon this rake of class 116 coaches was bound for Birmingham Moor Street when photographed on 16 July 1981 at Wilmcote station, Jeremy Chapter.
17th July 1981
A Class 116 DMU approaches the terminus at Rhymney on July 17, 1981. Jeremy Chapter.
23rd July 1981
Three first-generation diesel multiple units (116s and a 101) stand in the platforms at Birmingham Moor Street on July 23, 1981 , at the time a terminus. The destination blind on the right-hand unit reads "LEICESTER" which is a bit of a conundrum. A fine Rail Alphabet running-in board and two platform signs grace the platform. Jeremy Chapter.