They called this line WHAT? Sheffield to Huddersfield with Northern!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 дек 2024

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  • @matthewdevalle404
    @matthewdevalle404 Год назад +36

    I'm really hoping Penistone is twinned with Scunthorpe.

    • @pmberry
      @pmberry Год назад +1

      We're twinned with a town in Iceland but Wombwell is on the Penistone Line.

  • @egpx
    @egpx Год назад +20

    There used to be a branch off the Penistone Line from Shepley to Clayton West that somehow survived the Beeching cuts and saw passenger services to Huddersfield into the eighties. However, with the closing of the coal mine at Clayton West the cost of maintaining the line could not be justified and it was closed. The line passed through a tunnel close to my old secondary school, Shelley High. There is now a narrow gauge line, the Kirklees Light Railway, that runs along the old route including through the tunnel which is worth a trip.

  • @madbess4098
    @madbess4098 Год назад +5

    I traveled this line every workday for 7yrs in the 1980s- Brockholes to Sheffield. I recall many a snowy morning, standing on the platform in Brockholes around 6:30 AM, only for the train not to show up! Midland Station has had a make-over and I like that the trains now have usb plugs and free wi-fi, but it's nice to see the view from the carriage window hasn't really changed a lot! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. 🙂

  • @jjsmallpiece9234
    @jjsmallpiece9234 Год назад +8

    Living the dream - Sheffield to Huddersfield

  • @Olivers-trains
    @Olivers-trains Год назад +9

    it is a great line, I saw the first 150/0 to go through the line and was also present to see one of the first ones in passenger traffic and travelled on one the same day.

  • @bobbyshafto3259
    @bobbyshafto3259 Год назад +1

    Very interesting Dylan. We recently had a day out on the p??? from Huddersfield to Dodworth,Barnsley and Penistone and it was a TOP day out. They were trying to shut this line in the early 80's no trains on Sundays and last train on an evening about 7pm....since then,with the addition of Barnsley and Meadowhall it's been booming and long may that continue. Cheers!

  • @matthewharty6531
    @matthewharty6531 Год назад +1

    cracking vid dylan haven't used it in so long I can't actually remember.I tend to just use the transpennine routes

  • @MattN3
    @MattN3 Год назад +1

    I've done that line 4 or 5 times and it never fails to impress and make you realise your level of maturity. You missed that on Sundays some of them trains reverse in Sheffield and go all the way to Lincoln, my hometown, a place well worth visiting

  • @ricktownend9144
    @ricktownend9144 Год назад +1

    Lovely to see this line featured; I remember the fight to save it back in the 1970s/80s. It's a lovely bit of the country. I can't believe the lack of priority given to reliability. The trains are well used, despite the roundabout route, and there appear to be hardly any bus alternatives: surely an opportunity there for one of our enterprising, innovative and - er - passenger-friendly privatised bus companies ...

  • @Humberto-F7
    @Humberto-F7 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the ride !!! 🇺🇾

  • @TB76Returns
    @TB76Returns Год назад +1

    Actually, after being transferred to Northern, the 150/0s were first used on the Ribble Valley line between Clitheroe and Rochdale,as I can remember seeing them at Clitheroe station (hell even riding one to Ramsgreave and Wilpshire once) from 2021 to 2022, but they now have been transferred to the Penistone line....fitting as the 144 Pacers they used on the line were 3 car units

  • @davebirch1976
    @davebirch1976 Год назад +12

    I didn't have an issue with the name of the line, it was the pronunciation of Hallam that I was shocked by 😆

    • @BibtheBoulder
      @BibtheBoulder Год назад +2

      Haylum....lol...hilarious...

    • @CheekyBandit
      @CheekyBandit Год назад

      How to pronounce the stop after Barnsley ruclips.net/video/74Z3K0E9taI/видео.html. I have known station announcements get it wrong.

    • @davebirch1976
      @davebirch1976 Год назад

      @@CheekyBandit yeah, all locals know its a silent "w"
      Speaking of Barnsley, A couple of years ago there was a bit of a mix up with the announcements that get played in the interchange/bus stations, and I heard "while in Barnsley Interchange" in Rotherham bus station 😆 definitely one of those "did I just hear that right" moments 🤣

    • @CheekyBandit
      @CheekyBandit Год назад

      Like Sheffield who have also seem to have got Manea wrong (they pronounced it "Mannier")

  • @paulharvey9149
    @paulharvey9149 Год назад +16

    I'm never sure that 2 x 3 seating actually works! People who don't know each other tend not to want to be too cosy, while few prefer to join those that do! What do others think?

    • @barrieshepherd7694
      @barrieshepherd7694 Год назад +4

      I agree, I suspect that the 2+3 arrangement is to meet some DfT KPI rather than any consideration for customer satisfaction. I also suspect that, apart from maybe a one hour peak loading window, many middle seats are unoccupied - even when loads are high people seem to think these seats are for bags rather than customers 🤣. It would seem, to me , that it would be better to go with 2+2 or if 2+3 has to be retained space the seats to give more legroom.

    • @stephenlaarkamp7344
      @stephenlaarkamp7344 Год назад +3

      Being from the U.S. where 2x3 seating is pretty normal for commuter and regional trains, it's always surprising to see how narrow they can be in Britain. It's no doubt because U.S. trains have a wider loading gauge, so there is a lot more room on the inside to work with, so it works a bit better here. Even then, more newer commuter trains here are going to 2x2 with double-deckers, so the issue does remain, just to a lesser degree than the UK.

    • @Stevenspielburger
      @Stevenspielburger Год назад +1

      It gives you more cheaper advanced singles

    • @barrieshepherd7694
      @barrieshepherd7694 Год назад

      @@Stevenspielburger How come? Ticket prices are not bound to seating capacity. Anyway do Northern even sell advanced single tickets?

    • @Stevenspielburger
      @Stevenspielburger Год назад

      @@barrieshepherd7694 They do. Dylan travelled on advanced single. They're are now more available seats so more advances. Another example is EMR. The 3x2 seating of the "connect" services offer more cheap advance tickets than the less capacious 222's from the same station

  • @hassanalihusseini1717
    @hassanalihusseini1717 Год назад +1

    In october 2017 I travelled on that service from Huddersfield to Dodsworth and back a few days later. I wondered also about the name of a particular station....

  • @kevinellis8869
    @kevinellis8869 Год назад +2

    Didn't realize the 3 car 150s were created the same way as the 158s on the much maligned Portsmouth-Cardiff route that I used very often in the 2010s. Two car sets anywhere can create capacity issues (Nottingham-Leeds being a particular example) and many smaller stations can't cope with anything longer but we need to ensure passengers can have some comfort.

  • @retrorambles517
    @retrorambles517 Год назад +1

    I did this route in October 22
    Train there and back was on time
    The leg room was bad so had to move to a side seat and I'm short
    It is a nice line and scenic route

  • @spongebot64
    @spongebot64 Год назад +6

    Missed opportunity not having a line between this and Scunthorpe

    • @philipwalton4877
      @philipwalton4877 Год назад +1

      Penistone , Scunthorpe… I see what you did there 😂😂😂

    • @WerewolfLord
      @WerewolfLord Год назад +1

      There is no reason ever to go to Scunthorpe.

    • @MiaCollinsNeighborhood
      @MiaCollinsNeighborhood Год назад

      @@WerewolfLord Well sorry the way it’s pronounced is not hilarious at all! Just if you mispronounce it

  • @jasonmoore7854
    @jasonmoore7854 Год назад +1

    Living in Barnsley, I agree that the service is bad, you got it on a good day though. Usually there are about 7 to 8 cancellations a day. It definately needs improving, but it is scenic, which is a bonus.

  • @luisstransport
    @luisstransport Год назад +2

    Great trip report Dylan

  • @EpicThe112
    @EpicThe112 Год назад +1

    Really excellent video Dylan and in some situations your 150/0 at Huddersfield will then go over the NTP to Manchester Victoria via Standege Tunnel Marsden as an ECS move for a combined 150/2 150/0 Calder Valley Line trip if needed

  • @iskra1234
    @iskra1234 Год назад +1

    You missed the best thing about Sheffield Station; the Sheffield Tap. It's genuinely palatial in the back room.

  • @deco983
    @deco983 Год назад +1

    Nice video!

  • @nachbarslumpi7093
    @nachbarslumpi7093 Год назад +1

    Always strange to see a central station without any electrification, even we in Germany have done just 60 % of the net, but nothing in a bigger city is unimaginable. It’s the 21 st century remember.

    • @sinadiatta9905
      @sinadiatta9905 Год назад

      Sheffield is the 4th biggest British city as well! And yet it only sees diesel trains. Even London has an non electrified terminus (Marlyborne)

  • @michaelscott7166
    @michaelscott7166 Год назад +5

    The next time you pull in to Huddersfield you should see if you can pay Felix and Bolt a visit.

  • @T_L35190
    @T_L35190 Год назад +1

    This reminds me of the GWR 158 sets

  • @Sim0nTrains
    @Sim0nTrains Год назад +1

    150001 and 150002 are 3 car trains which don't have the cab in the middle as they were built as 3 coach unlike the other 4 150/0s do love Brockholes Station and visited that area once but do love the name Penistone 😂 Great video.

  • @bradyreed3457
    @bradyreed3457 Год назад +1

    There should be a high-speed direct train from Penistone to Peñiscola, Spain.

  • @arokh72
    @arokh72 Год назад

    You've been to Penistone, next stop Yorkeys Knob in Queensland :)

  • @andrewwilson6240
    @andrewwilson6240 Год назад +1

    Sheffield has a feel of the other MR stations nearby. Nottingham and Leicester and Derby (had it not been knocked down in the 80s)

    • @TheGodfatherUk
      @TheGodfatherUk Год назад

      The issue with Sheffield is nunnery main like junction. So restrictive

  • @richardbutler4488
    @richardbutler4488 Год назад +1

    At least Dylan didn’t take the mick too much out of the p stone line punctuation. It was a smooth ride down the line with the Mrs to deal with any stones 😂

  • @mikemidulster
    @mikemidulster Год назад

    'Grow up' Mrs Dylan. LOL
    Great video!

  • @harrisonsnazel7482
    @harrisonsnazel7482 Год назад +2

    I just could stop laughing at the name of the railway line😂

  • @eyyyyyyyyyyy
    @eyyyyyyyyyyy Год назад

    I love the tone of dis

  • @GamerSpencer
    @GamerSpencer Год назад +1

    Nice to see your wife again! Still love the travel reports (And adore her shoes!) plus its the area I am thinking of moving to in the next few years, so good to know about the train travel!

  • @TheSpotify95
    @TheSpotify95 Год назад +2

    1:51 Oh no, it's one of CrossCountry's dreaded Voyagers!

  • @TheGodfatherUk
    @TheGodfatherUk Год назад +1

    Nice to see my hometown station made it in your video (Barnsley or as we call it "tarn")..
    Did you visit the station pubs at Sheffield or Huddersfield?
    As An FYI I know a northern driver who says 150, 158 are the most common to the Penistone route although the CAFS do make an odd appearance as they are "light"

  • @MartinJames389
    @MartinJames389 Год назад +1

    "Haleham"? It's Hallam.
    Surely Penistone viaduct is before the station, not after it, if you're coming from Sheffield.

    • @skippermyson8485
      @skippermyson8485 3 месяца назад

      How wrong you are

    • @MartinJames389
      @MartinJames389 3 месяца назад

      @@skippermyson8485 Both are entirely correct. There are other viaducts on the line, but the one just before Penistone is on the Sheffield (i.e. Dodworth, Barnsley etc.) side. That is the Penistone viaduct. You have obviously confused it with one of the others.

  • @TheSpotify95
    @TheSpotify95 Год назад +2

    46 mph in a temporary 40 mph limit is nothing, most people nowadays don't tend to take any notice whatsoever about speed limits...
    Still, it's good that you're driving as well - I decided not to until I actually need to start driving, due to high insurance prices.

  • @michaelformaini7053
    @michaelformaini7053 Год назад +1

    Looks like you had a typical English summer's day (in spring) for this trip on THAT line. I hadn't noticed the double entendre for Penistone until this video. Next time you travel on a Northern Class 150 it might be a good idea for you to pick a bay of four or isolated seat row so you don't have a dead leg at the end of the trip. Oh dear, I can see another naughty joke coming here! Tut,Tut on your speeding ticket. Hopefully no more donations to the Government coffers in future. Looking forward to your next (hopefully, sunny) trip.🙂🙂🙂

  • @jumpinallans
    @jumpinallans Год назад +5

    It's important when you choose a name for a line that it is descriptive. It'd be wrong to cock it up ;)

    • @michaelformaini7053
      @michaelformaini7053 Год назад

      Oh, very droll! I hadn't noticed the double-entendre until these comments.

    • @jumpinallans
      @jumpinallans Год назад

      @@michaelformaini7053 you're welcome

  • @harryelliott4310
    @harryelliott4310 Год назад +2

    Northern Class 150

  • @davidraynorsnow
    @davidraynorsnow Год назад

    Barnsley also glass production my home town

  • @borderlands6606
    @borderlands6606 Год назад +1

    I pity anyone doing this commute on a daily basis. Until the 1980s the line took the much shorter former Great Central Railway route. The track was singled in 1989, meaning no direct trains and only a couple of passing loops. It's pretty enough on a nice day, but 1hr 16mins is madness for an essential bit of northern railway infrastructure. They need to double track it, asap, it was quicker in Victorian times.

  • @transportlegendshorts
    @transportlegendshorts Год назад +1

    I looking forward to this Dylan 👍 could you possibly do ScotRail Helensburgh Central to Edinburgh Waverley review? Thanks

  • @smurfman6377
    @smurfman6377 Год назад

    Exelnt report, tight to say the lease about seating.

  • @grahamleach4101
    @grahamleach4101 Год назад

    This looks very familiar my hometown

  • @schnitzel1984
    @schnitzel1984 Год назад +1

    No mention of the award winning real ale pub 😢

  • @harrymcdonnagh9657
    @harrymcdonnagh9657 Год назад

    150's are underrated

  • @alastairhopkins245
    @alastairhopkins245 Год назад

    Crash bang clatter
    Crash bang clatter
    Crash bang clatter
    Crash bang clatter
    Ladies and gentlemen, we are now approaching Meadowhall interchange. Meadowhall interchange station next stop.
    Crash bang clatter
    Crash bang clatter
    Crash bang clatter
    SCREEEEEEEEEECH!!!

  • @TheGBs1972
    @TheGBs1972 Год назад

    I drive that regularly

  • @garrymartin6474
    @garrymartin6474 Год назад

    It was a much better, quicker service when it ran up the former Great Central and L&Y route although I suppose by running via Barnsley there is probably passenger use.

  • @sanjaychirukuri5533
    @sanjaychirukuri5533 Год назад

    That's a funny line 😂😂😂

  • @sheilaathay2034
    @sheilaathay2034 Год назад

  • @johnlambert5732
    @johnlambert5732 Год назад

    What did Stocksmoor & Honley do wrong ?

  • @joermnyc
    @joermnyc Год назад

    That old Top Gear bit with the fake sponsor on a race car ‘Penistone Oils” but when they opened the door only the first part of the first word was visible.

  • @sheridanius
    @sheridanius Год назад +1

    Nice video and review. Only one thing that made me cringe was your pronunciation of Hallam. Other than that it was really good to see the beautiful Yorkshire countryside even on a gloomy day.
    Thanks!

  • @davidwilliams8405
    @davidwilliams8405 Год назад

    Sheffield; there was a great, classic *EOTWAWKI movie that came out in 1984, that took place in Sheffield, "Threads" was the name. Either it was the grainy quality of the film, or maybe it was really that dark and dreary in those days, but the Sheffield in your video looked bright and shiny by comparison.
    * End of the world as we know it.

  • @JP-oe4ry
    @JP-oe4ry Год назад

    last time i was on this train after a few beers I asked a lad "does this toilet have a train"?

  • @Andrea.583
    @Andrea.583 Год назад +1

    Penistone, where you could change for an electric train to Manchester..........

    • @borderlands6606
      @borderlands6606 Год назад +1

      ..Or London. In fact there used to be named trains from Bradford to London on the Penistone line.

  • @deeser
    @deeser Год назад +3

    We managed to get rid of the *hateful* Pacer trains, so can we please ditch Sprinters too? Yorkshire deserves better than this. On the plus side, great video as always and Mrs Travelreports is absolutely correct to snigger at "Penistone".

    • @TheGodfatherUk
      @TheGodfatherUk Год назад +1

      I miss the nodding donkeys a little lol

    • @RichPAFC1987
      @RichPAFC1987 Год назад

      Sprinters likely to be around until the mid 2030s

  • @michaausleipzig
    @michaausleipzig Год назад +1

    So after you joined the bottom of the Penistone line you basically went up the shaft?

  • @joinmeonthedarkside2
    @joinmeonthedarkside2 Год назад

    Impossible to stick to time on that line , single lines and a lot of station stops , old slow traction and often changeable track conditions.

  • @notoriousdog8942
    @notoriousdog8942 Год назад +4

    Not heard someone pronounce Hallam as Haylum before 😂

    • @jamesrichardson476
      @jamesrichardson476 Год назад +4

      My son (a graduate of the University of Sheffield) informs me that the correct pronunciation of "Hallam" is "Sheffield Poly" 😆😆

    • @barrieshepherd7694
      @barrieshepherd7694 Год назад

      @@jamesrichardson476 Was about to say that - another make believe University from a Polytechnic. (I can say that as I attended it when it was the Poly )

  • @u7yf3tz5vm
    @u7yf3tz5vm Год назад +1

    Of these hybrids, 005 has two toilets and 003/004/006 only have one.

    • @SionsTrainVideos
      @SionsTrainVideos Год назад

      yep because 150212,209 had a nasty crash when they was new and the toilet carriages had to be scrapped

    • @DylansTravelReports
      @DylansTravelReports  Год назад +1

      Yeah, I thought there must have been one with two toilets kicking around somewhere

    • @SionsTrainVideos
      @SionsTrainVideos Год назад

      @@DylansTravelReports there's big storys when 150209 was with GWR like a 153 coupled with 150209 unit was called 153399 hybrid unit

  • @janelockwood347
    @janelockwood347 Год назад

    What happened to Shepley?!

  • @TheSitruc46
    @TheSitruc46 Год назад

    Enjoyed the video and I’m not commenting on the name of the rail line 😂

  • @dannydanny9875
    @dannydanny9875 Год назад

    4:32 THAT'S A REAL NAME??? lol

  • @grahamdavidcowley
    @grahamdavidcowley Год назад +1

    Where is Sheffield Haylem University. It's a Yorkshire name, so its pronounced as its spelt... Hal...lam!

  • @markmcniven2625
    @markmcniven2625 Год назад +2

    It could've been worse, it could've went to Cockermouth.

  • @littlebigman5791
    @littlebigman5791 Год назад +1

    It's hallam university , not haylam university.

  • @AFCManUk
    @AFCManUk Год назад

    Sheffield to Huddersfield, on what pretty much equates to a Bus!
    2023 and they STILL have awful trains like that!!

  • @fi7289
    @fi7289 Год назад

    How do you find these cheaper prices??

  • @legitibitmaster3264
    @legitibitmaster3264 Год назад

    08:52 is that ur wife bro bless 🥹

  • @jasperjenkin6645
    @jasperjenkin6645 Год назад +1

    how many journeys do you plan but then you get there and your train is cancelled

  • @adrianbenn7250
    @adrianbenn7250 Год назад

    How about doing a video from the world's oldest mainline terminal station?

  • @gonffc
    @gonffc Год назад

    Local here! It's Hal-am not Hall-am

  • @BenKata23
    @BenKata23 Год назад +1

    It’s Hallam not hellam

  • @sylviegonzalez1153
    @sylviegonzalez1153 Год назад

    I wonder what there logo is like 😂

  • @jamie_j0h
    @jamie_j0h Год назад +1

    Great video, but no way you pronounced Hallam as hale-em. It's pronounced hal(as in Halifax)-am

  • @abshivkumar2549
    @abshivkumar2549 Год назад

    Dirty mind activated

  • @jonathanmoss5328
    @jonathanmoss5328 Год назад

    You’ve got the format down well. More exotic trips are more interesting though?

  • @Sheffield1234567890
    @Sheffield1234567890 Год назад +1

    Absolutely butchered the pronunciation of "Hallam" 😂😂😂

  • @jackcrawford3921
    @jackcrawford3921 Год назад

    Is the Sheffield-Huddersfield route the most scenic train route in Yorkshire?

  • @kiwitripreportsofficial
    @kiwitripreportsofficial Год назад +1

    8:33 careful of how you pronounce that one 😂

  • @PhilMacVee
    @PhilMacVee Год назад

    Did tha mean Sheffield Midland Station?

    • @graham76man
      @graham76man Год назад

      Sorry Phil it's not been called that for years!

    • @DavidWilliams7037A
      @DavidWilliams7037A Год назад

      @@graham76man It was Sheffield Midland the last time I used it to get to Bristol :). I also used to use Victoria to get to East Anglia.

  • @walterfillingham
    @walterfillingham Год назад

    My god that’s the worst leg room I’ve seen on a train! I was surprised to see a toilet in what looks like an old commuter train. Even with the weather the scenery looks nice.. once again the pice is astonishing nowhere in Aberdeenshire, Moray or Highlands do you find prices as low as that

  • @thomilsvlog4544
    @thomilsvlog4544 Год назад

    Love the video, but given the name of the line, I can’t get myself to push Like, as the video currently stands at 69. Peak maturity 😶

  • @robertfletcher3421
    @robertfletcher3421 Год назад +1

    Dylan, do you do any work or just ride on trains?

  • @rezaalan3991
    @rezaalan3991 Год назад

    Great trip. What an unique rail line, I'm bit curious about that spelling or pronunciations the rail line.

  • @eyyyyyyyyyyy
    @eyyyyyyyyyyy Год назад

    Spare unit....these jokes write themselves

  • @anthonylewin6935
    @anthonylewin6935 Год назад

    it looks wrong with a 3 car unit

  • @imsbvs
    @imsbvs Год назад +1

    the joke about the line's name is likely to be lost to those for whom English is a second language! Having 3 across seating is no fun, especially for the lucky person in the middle, made worse as there are no armrests.

    • @TheSpotify95
      @TheSpotify95 Год назад

      Yeah I think that all standard class accommodation should be 2+2, not 2+3...

  • @Andrewjg_89
    @Andrewjg_89 Год назад

    Network Rail should still electrify the existing lines in West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and North Yorkshire so that electric and Bi-Mode trains can still operate on. And to electrify the East Lancashire Line to Burnley, Rochdale and Blackburn.

  • @A_W-d9d
    @A_W-d9d Год назад

    It's also HAllAM not HAILAM

  • @CDRiley
    @CDRiley Год назад

    there was a peeking Tom watching you in washroom ! ? 7:09

  • @Vlance213
    @Vlance213 Год назад

    One day you should visit grand central Madison. I herd it's amazing

  • @lindseyrea9237
    @lindseyrea9237 Год назад

    You didn't see Felix or Bolt on the platform at Huddersfield?

  • @Abnerbandanovotempoinscrito1mi

    Boa tarde Dylan lindo trem bom

  • @NorthumberlandSnapper
    @NorthumberlandSnapper Год назад

    Great video, but you really do need to get out of the habit of pressing your hand on the (piss stained) upholstery. Emley Moor tower - not a mast.

  • @johnnyboy3949
    @johnnyboy3949 Год назад

    Halam is not pronounced like that.
    It is “Hal-am” Hal not Hay.