Welcome to the Class 90 Electric Loco Group (CNELG) website.MypassionfortheClass90sbeganasayoungboywhilstvisitingaCreweOpenDaywhichIvisitedintheearly1980s.Seeingthelocomotivesasempty shells back then sparked a lifelong dedication to these fine engines, which continues to this day.Firstlaunchedin2009andupdatedinlate2023,thiswebsiteisdedicatedtotheBritishRail(BR)Class90electriclocomotives,whichwerebuiltand assembledinCrewebetween1985and1990.While50oftheselocomotiveswereoriginallyproduced,only40survivetoday,withthemajoritynowrestricted tofreightduties.Onthe12thJuly2026,theClass90senteredtheir38thyearofpassengeroperations,whilsttheirofficialpassengerdebuttookplaceonthe 12th July 1988, when 90003 hauled a passenger train from Preston to London Euston after a Class 86 failure.Thiswebsiteoffersawealthofinformation,includingdailyandarchivedgen,alongsideadedicatedguidetoeveryliverythefleethasevercarried.Iplanto addmorequicklinksovertimetoimprovenavigation.Pleasenotethatthesiteiscurrentlyonlyoptimizedfordesktopinterfaces.Iamexploringwaystomake it mobile and tablet-friendly, though this will require some extensive development work behind the scenes.
DB Cargo Class 90s:The locomotives listed below have sadly been disposed off:90017, 90022, 90023, 90025, 90027, 90030, 90031, 90032, 90033, 90038The following locomotives are still stored at Crewe IEMD for now:90019, 90020, 90024, 90028, 90029, 90034, 90035, 90036, 90037
Crewe Heritage Centre:90050 (on long-term loan from Freightliner)This locomotive is currently on display at the Crewe Heritage Centre following cosmetic sur-gery.