Loram UK
2locomotive classes in service
0liveries recorded
0ports, terminals and yards it serves
Facts
- Owner
- Loram Maintenance of Way (private; founder Fred Mannix) (as at October 2026)
- Founded
- 1954 (Loram parent)
- Headquarters
- Derby (Railway Technical Centre)
- Traffic
- rail grinding and maintenance trains; hauled by hired locos
- Depots
- Derby RTC
unverified Some of these figures haven’t yet been checked against an official source or a published history. What’s in doubt ↓
Locomotives
| Class | Number | Note | As at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 37 | 1 | 37418 in Loram livery (Oct 2025); haulage contract for 975025 'Caroline' set to end Sept 2026 | October 2026 |
| Class 73 | 2 | 73101 and 73139 (Loram-owned per 2017 trade-press snippet) | October 2026 |
Counts come from sources of different dates and are indicative. No drawings yet: the classes and their dimensions.
Sources
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- Loram Maintenance of Way Wikipedia (secondary; must be paired), 2026-10-2537418, licence
- British Rail Class 37 Wikipedia (secondary; must be paired), 2026-10-25infobox, 2024 fleet summary
- Europhoenix Rail Ltd to continue after buy-out by aggregates firm RAIL magazine, 2026-07-3111 Europhoenix
- Direct Rail Services announces retirement of Class 37 locomotives Direct Rail Services, 2024-01-22DRS retirement
- Colas Rail Wikipedia (secondary; must be paired), 2026-10-25Colas 8
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- July 2026 report that Loram is relinquishing its UK operating licence (single Wikipedia statement).
- Livery colours not described.
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