319435

This video explores the history of Thameslink from its opening in 1988 through to 2006, focusing on the operations of the first private operator, Govia Thameslink. It includes footage featuring railway stock classes 319, with locations such as Blackfriars, Cambridge, London Bridge, and Watford. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Network South East, and Thameslink. The content provides an overview of the franchise's development during this period.

This video features Thameslink Class 319 electric multiple units, including units numbered 319217, 319435, 319440, and 319443, at Farringdon and Mill Hill Broadway. The footage captures these trains in a rail environment, though specific operational details such as headcodes are not included in the current record. The locations mentioned suggest a focus on commuter or regional rail services in the London area. No operator information is provided for individual units, but Thameslink is noted as the operator. The content appears to be a visual record of these trains at two key stations.

This video features a Class 319 train, specifically unit 319435, in operation. The uploader notes that a previous upload issue resulted in part of the video being missing and has since been corrected. No further details about the train's operator, location, or service are provided in the metadata.

14 service from Brighton to Bedford. The footage was recorded during an attempt to document the last workings of two specific 319 units, 319435 and 319217, though one planned service was cancelled. The locations featured include Brighton, Bedford, Farringdon, Harlington, and others along the route. The operator associated with this content is Thameslink.

It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 171 and 319, as well as some class 375 units. The footage also includes trains operating in the surrounding areas, with locations such as Bedford, Dartford, Gravesend, Hayes, and Sevenoaks noted. Multiple operators are represented, including Chiltern Railways, Great Northern, South Western Railway, Southeastern, Southern, and Thameslink. While headcodes are not identified in this record, the video provides a snapshot of train movements during that time.