Welcome to the Class 90 Electric Loco Group (CNELG) website.This website first went live in 2009 and was modified in late 2023 is dedicated to the British Rail (BR) built Class 90 electric locomotive, which were built and assembled in Crewe between 1985 and 1990. As new, there 50 locomotives built, but regrettably only 40 of them survive to this day, of which the majority of them largely confined to freight duties. The 90s entered their 38th year of passenger operations on the 12th July 2026 - the first official working happened on the 12th July 1988, which involved 90003 working a passenger train from Preston to London Euston hauling a failed class 86.My interest and passion in class 90s all began as a young boy after going to an open day at Crewe in the 1980s where the locomotives were still being built and assembled and were just shells. This was the start of the long journey with these fine engines and I have been dedicated to my life to them ever since.The current website has a vast array of information including the reporting of daily gen, archived gen and a webpage dedicated to all of the liveries that ever featured on a class 90 locomotive. I will add more quick links over time to make things easier to find in due course too. Unfortunately, the website is currently only compatible with desktop interfaces, but I shall see if there is a way making it compatible with other devices such as mobiles and tablets. However, this may involve extra work in the background to make this happen.
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: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 surgery.