Stockport - Stalybridge once a week parliamentary train

The Stockport - Stalybridge service is a once a week train that departs Stalybridge at 0846 to Stockport and returns from Stockport at 0945.

Note, this was filmed in 2019, not 2017!

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[JenOnTheMove]

You've gotta be nice on this one - first time shooting an editing a non road video. There are many many things that I would do differently already!

[bostonrailfan]

nice seeing one of it not your first railway video, you’ve come a long way in production quality and it’s clear that your videos were good but missed one key ingredient: you. you personality and commentary are huge additions to the videos

[Thornaby]

This has been a parliamentary service for about 30 years, if not more. It was one train a week in 1992, running on a Friday afternoon

[Andrewjg_]

Very nice. You might be able to do Chiltern Railways West Ealing-West Ruislip “Parliamentary” service. Plus I think that Network Rail should electrify to Stalybridge to allow some of the electric trains to operate between Manchester Piccadilly and Stalybridge.

[Cpr]

I've noticed that Stockport Viaduct is in between junctions 27 and 1 of the M60. Anyone reading this comment wanting to do a full lap, I think you could use it as its start point.

[GryphLane]

Seemed busy for a parliamentary train!

[Tornado-oixs]

That class 67 (67013) was there only on that day because it dragged a steam engine in to Manchester Piccadilly ready for a railtour early in the morning, when it left the 67 was in Stockport all day intill the tour came back and 67 would take the coaches

[wiganleighbusphotography]

Let’s skip to 2043 when Wigan has a tram link to Altrincham