TfW Class 67 + Mk4 "Intercity 225" set walkthrough 12/01/2024

Better than the LNER ones? Tones from DVT 82201 at 4:14
Walkthrough of an "Intercity 225" set operated by Transport for Wales/Trafnidiaeth Cymru that I plan on doing at some point in 2024. Also featuring the new bilingual automated announcements voiced by Eryl "Glyn" Jones and Elin Llwyd who are also featured on the Class 197s and 231s and will be featured on the Class 398s and 756s when they enter service during 2024-2025
The list of Mk4 operated services (both LNER and TfW) can be found here - https://225group.org.uk/operations
0:00 - Waiting for people to get off set HD04 after its arrival into Manchester Piccadilly as the delayed 1W57 from Cardiff Central/Caerdydd Canolog
0:06 - 12211 Trailer Standard Open End
0:54 - 12310 Standard Open Disabled
1:37 - 10318 Restaurant Standard Buffet. The menu for items from the food bar can also be found here - https://tfw.wales/ways-to-travel/rail...
2:11 - Welsh anouncements voiced by Eryl "Glyn" Jones
2:17 - 11319 First Open Disabled. Upgrading to first class onboard the train is £26 and there is an additional cost for any meals you order. You can find the first class menu here - https://tfw.wales/ways-to-travel/rail...
2:48 - English announcements voiced by Elin Llwyd
3:25 - Waiting for 67008 + set HD04 to depart Manchester Piccadilly as the 1V46 to Cardiff Central/Caerdydd Canolog
3:45 - 323226 departs Manchester Piccadilly as the 2K18 1445 Northern service to Stoke-on-Trent calling at Stockport (1455), Cheadle Hulme (1500), Bramhall (1503), Poynton (1507), Adlington (Cheshire) (1510), Prestbury (1514), Macclesfield (1518), Congleton (1525), Kidsgrove (1532) and Stoke-on-Trent (1540)
4:10 - 67008 pushes set HD04 out of Manchester Piccadilly as the 1V46 1430 to Cardiff Central/Caerdydd Canolog calling at/yn galw yn Stockport (1440), Wilmslow (1449), Crewe (1510), Shrewsbury/Amwythig (1544), Ludlow/Llwydlo (1612), Leominster/Llanllieni (1623), Hereford/Henffordd (1639), Abergavenny/Y Fenni (1702), Pontypool & New Inn/Pont-y-pŵl a New Inn (1712), Cwmbran/Cwmbrân (1717), Newport/Casnewydd (1730) and Cardiff Central/Caerdydd Canolog (1742)