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Class 116 set TS534 at Bournville with a Redditch service in 1978, led by 50826. Michael Mensing.
A 116 set arrives into Stratford-upon-Avon in July 1978. The leading car, 50826, had recently been transferred to Tyseley from Hamilton, and is missing the region prefix on the number - unusual at the time - and carries a temporary set number. Michael Mensing.
Class 116 DMU set TS534 (presumably 53886 + 59342 + 53053) in Birmingham Moor Street station on 20 July 1983. Brian Daniels.
Tyseley set TS535 at Redditch on 4 April 1987. The closest vehicles, DMBS 53846, had recently arrived from Scotland hence the painted over set number and shed sticker under the driver's cab window. Jonathan Hazan.
53873 at Birmingham New Street on 22/04/87. Steve Jones.
TS537 forms a Leamington Spa - Moor Street service at Hatton Bank in September 1981. Andy Hoare.
Class 116 unit TS537 of Tyseley depot and carrying "WM" branding on the front (believed to comprise vehicles 51130 + 59627 + 51143) pausing at Solihull station on a September evening in 1984 on a local service to Leamington Spa. Bob Belcher.
In the days when it was possible to sit at the front of a diesel multiple unit and (assuming that the driver had not lowered the blind) it was possible to enjoy a "driver's eye" view of the track ahead. On board a class 116 unit as a similar unit passes in the opposite direction on the section of route between Solihull and Lapworth that used to be four tracks. Taken in September 1984 from 51130 on a Leamington Spa service. Bob Belcher.
M51130 leads set TS537 into Great Malvern on a terminating service from Birmingham New Street, 2/6/1985. Stephen Burdett.
Tyseley Class 116 DMU set TS538 (presumably M51144 + M59441 + M51131) is seen between Shenstone and Lichfield in mid-1974. Michael Mensing.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 led by M51131 (and presumably with 59441 + 51144) is seen at Bordesley Junction (Birmingham) in late August 1975. Birmingham New Street is displayed on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 (51131 and presumably 59441 + 51144) seen in Sutton Coldfield station in early August 1975 with Lichfield City on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
Refurbished Class 116 set TS538 (M51144 closest, presumably with 59441 + 51131) sits in Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.
Refurbished Class 116 set TS538, the DMC (furthest) is M51144, presumably with 59441 + 51131, heads out of Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.
Refurbished Class 116 set TS538, the DMC (furthest) is M51144, presumably with 59441 + 51131, heads away from Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.
With traces of snow on the platform, refurbished Class 116 set TS538 (M51144 closest, presumably with 59441 + 51131) sits in Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.
Class 116 DMS M51144 in Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 (presumably 51131 visible) at Telford Coalbrookdale 8 July 1979. A temporary station was opened here as part of the Iron Bridge bi-centenary celebrations with shuttle trains operating down the Power Station branch from Wolverhampton on Sundays. On 8 July I was the only passenger on the outward journey and using a free staff pass! Alistair Ness.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 (presumably 51131 and 51144 visible) at Telford Coalbrookdale 8 July 1979. A temporary station was opened here as part of the Iron Bridge bi-centenary celebrations with shuttle trains operating down the Power Station branch from Wolverhampton on Sundays. On 8 July I was the only passenger on the outward journey and using a free staff pass! Alistair Ness.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 (presumably 51144 visible) at Telford Coalbrookdale 8 July 1979. A temporary station was opened here as part of the Iron Bridge bi-centenary celebrations with shuttle trains operating down the Power Station branch from Wolverhampton on Sundays. On 8 July I was the only passenger on the outward journey and using a free staff pass! Alistair Ness.