Thanks very much Reece. Well, it's not just the station. All the stations along the World's Coast Line/Yorkshire Coast Line are also on line with volunteers from Yorkshire Coast Rail Community.
Thank you David. Apparently it will be an Aldi yes and B&M Bargains. It is to encourage everyone, tourists and holiday makers to use the Bridlington Park & Ride system which is operated by Stagecoach and the Bridlington Land Train. In its hay day and just south of Bridlington station, there are disused sidings and it is where there were several steam locos (think B1's) left for scrap.
I love this station over the years I have been coming to Bridlington. Also them building works next door to station is much better now an before now the trees and bushes are gone. The one thing about this station is No Lifts for Disabled people with wheelchairs or can't walk far. I have seen the Station staff across the people over the tracks once the Scarborough train as gone. Which is good of them. I'm hoping to visit Bridlington in Summer like August. Last time I came in End of July 2020 When I filmed the journey from Hull to Bridlington in both directions.
A lot of history behind Bridlington railway station. There is a crossing for wheelchair and pushchair users to use with the Northern staff assisting them to get to platforms 4 & 5. Yeah, it is a good system by Northern. Northern are back running 2 hours per hour between Hull and Bridlington with one train per hour to and from York via Hull. Ah yeah, it was nice to see a lot of people after a hard time with the C. Sadly, the semaphore signals are no more at Bridlington but the Bridlington South signalbox remains.
Thank you Matt. Nope, there are no barriers at this station. Even if there was, there is a barrier ticket you can buy for 10p if you do end up at staffed Northern stations with barriers on them.
@@RickyNowis My partner come here every August for a few days and I was disappointed to the complete removal of the remaining "home" semaphores had taken place! (even before your your visit on 19 May!) What dismays further is how much railway land has disappeared on the south side of the station. Amazinglly the N.E. Region "refreshments" is still extant but looking less & less tangerine by the year. Thanks for putting this on.
Thank you Jack, very happy to hear you have enjoyed it. Well, it had to happen but 170475 and other 170's are doing like unit swaps. Between Monday through to Saturday; On the first and last Hull to York services, they would form either a service onto the Harrogate Line or Scarborough or Sheffield diagrams. #JackNewellStalkerTurbo
Yep, the class 155 units are the rarest Sprinter units in the UK as they are now only 7 of them left in service with Northern. It's how the 153's were, converted from the 2 carriage class 155 to 153 units to replace the class 121 Bubble Car units. Only now, the class 153's operates with ScotRail and Transport For Wales. But, the TFW units are the only ones to run as single carriage units mostly used on the Heart Of Wales Line.
Excellent video Ricky.
Thank you Tom, glad to hear you have enjoyed it :-)
Great Video Ricky
Thanks very much Lynn :-)
Great video Ricky
Thank you Arnold :-)
Great video mate!
Thank you Sean, glad to hear you have enjoyed it :-)
Great train
Thank you Ethan. Do you mean all the trains at Bridlington? If so, that is good :-)
Great video👍
Thank you :-)
Great video Ricky as normal! Love Bridlington station, you can just see that the staff really look after it
Thanks very much Reece. Well, it's not just the station. All the stations along the World's Coast Line/Yorkshire Coast Line are also on line with volunteers from Yorkshire Coast Rail Community.
Another good video, thank you for sharing. Is that an Aldi store they are building next door?
Thank you David. Apparently it will be an Aldi yes and B&M Bargains. It is to encourage everyone, tourists and holiday makers to use the Bridlington Park & Ride system which is operated by Stagecoach and the Bridlington Land Train.
In its hay day and just south of Bridlington station, there are disused sidings and it is where there were several steam locos (think B1's) left for scrap.
I love this station over the years I have been coming to Bridlington. Also them building works next door to station is much better now an before now the trees and bushes are gone. The one thing about this station is No Lifts for Disabled people with wheelchairs or can't walk far. I have seen the Station staff across the people over the tracks once the Scarborough train as gone. Which is good of them. I'm hoping to visit Bridlington in Summer like August. Last time I came in End of July 2020 When I filmed the journey from Hull to Bridlington in both directions.
A lot of history behind Bridlington railway station. There is a crossing for wheelchair and pushchair users to use with the Northern staff assisting them to get to platforms 4 & 5. Yeah, it is a good system by Northern.
Northern are back running 2 hours per hour between Hull and Bridlington with one train per hour to and from York via Hull. Ah yeah, it was nice to see a lot of people after a hard time with the C.
Sadly, the semaphore signals are no more at Bridlington but the Bridlington South signalbox remains.
Great video, are there ticket barriers or can u access the platforms for spotting ?
Thank you Matt. Nope, there are no barriers at this station. Even if there was, there is a barrier ticket you can buy for 10p if you do end up at staffed Northern stations with barriers on them.
@@RickyNowis My partner come here every August for a few days and I was disappointed to the complete removal of the remaining "home" semaphores had taken place! (even before your your visit on 19 May!) What dismays further is how much railway land has disappeared on the south side of the station. Amazinglly the N.E. Region "refreshments" is still extant but looking less & less tangerine by the year. Thanks for putting this on.
Fabulous video Ricky trust 170 475 to put an appearance in can't get away from 170 475
Thank you Jack, very happy to hear you have enjoyed it. Well, it had to happen but 170475 and other 170's are doing like unit swaps. Between Monday through to Saturday; On the first and last Hull to York services, they would form either a service onto the Harrogate Line or Scarborough or Sheffield diagrams.
#JackNewellStalkerTurbo
Did a guy say get off your phone
Yes he did. There are some workers who are building new shops there so he was referring to one of his workers rather than me :-)
i never knew there was a clas 155 they look just like 153
Yep, the class 155 units are the rarest Sprinter units in the UK as they are now only 7 of them left in service with Northern.
It's how the 153's were, converted from the 2 carriage class 155 to 153 units to replace the class 121 Bubble Car units. Only now, the class 153's operates with ScotRail and Transport For Wales. But, the TFW units are the only ones to run as single carriage units mostly used on the Heart Of Wales Line.
I like 👍 class 170s 😂
Likewise, I do as well :-)