Trains at Nuneaton WCML (20/12/23) (MORE SPECIAL GUESTS!)

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Final one for 2023 and I find myself up right beside Birmingham! Yes, it is Nuneaton! Part of the Trent Valley Line that avoids Birmingham going up to Stafford. Fortunately, I had come at a time when the Down Fast had a speed restriction placed on it meaning anything going north was trundling through the station. The Up fast was not affected.
After an eventful day at Watford a week ago Nuneaton also had some good stuff to come through as well. You will see services from:
Avanti West Coast (390, 221)
LNWR (350)
CrossCountry (170)
WMR (196)
Freight consisting of Freightliner, GBRF, DB and DRS Respectively.
But also we cannot forget some special guests that appear!
Quad of 43s HST power cars on a move to Yarmouth for Export
LSL ECS Move for an upcoming Railtour (London Paddington Circular)
Colas 56 dragging a class 70
Celebrity 390119 and 390121
Network rail electrification Tamper
Plenty of Tones to enjoy.
Fortunately, Another Avanti 805 and LNWR 730 were supposed to make an appearance but both went through way too early
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[@eastmidlandstrainspotter2014]

Awesome video of all the different Trains going through Nuneaton station 🎉

[@user-yf4gx9lw6c]

Some great shots here. It’s not every day you get HST’s at Nuneaton so that convoy was brilliant to watch.

[@FastlineFilms]

Nice video, I've been to Nuneaton a few times and it's always great for interesting and fast trains.

[@jamesenticott3277]

How you know where fast trains are going