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It also includes passing Network Rail Class 153 units and some Networkers heading to Grove Park depot. Various Southeastern and Southern stock including Class 375, 376, 377 Electrostars, Class 465/466 Networkers, and Class 707 City Beams are visible. A Network Rail Class 153 Super Sprinter is also noted.

This video captures a variety of railway activity at Ashford International and other locations including Charing Cross, Dover Priory, Eastbourne, London Victoria, Maidstone East, Spa Valley Railway, and Tonbridge West Yard. It features multiple trains identified by their stock numbers, including several from classes 171 and 375, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage includes a mix of different services and may include steam and heritage rail elements, as suggested by the title.

Trains seen include services operated by Colas, Network Rail, and Southeastern, with some heading towards locations such as Ashford International, Beckenham Junction, Gatwick Airport, London Cannon Street, London Victoria, Tonbridge West Yard, Tunbridge Wells, and Woking Up Yard. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 1Q56, 2R22, and 5M00.

It features Southeastern Class 375 and 377 Electrostars, including ex-Southern units, as well as Class 465 and 466 Networkers in Network South East livery, and Thameslink Class 700 Desiro Cities. The footage includes services to and from London Victoria, Orpington, Gillingham (Kent), Ashford International, Dover Priory, Ramsgate, London Blackfriars, Sevenoaks, and Welwyn Garden City.

This video features a variety of trains operating at London Bridge and other nearby locations. The footage includes Southeastern Electrostar Class 375, 376, and 377 units, as well as Networker Class 465 and 466 trains, City Beam Class 707 and 700 services, Southern Electrostar Class 377 and Turbostar Class 171 units, and London Underground Northern Line 1995 Stock and Jubilee Line 1996 Stock. The compilation highlights different train types and operators present at the station and surrounding areas.

This video explores the history and significance of the British Rail Class 357 EMU, often referred to as the Electrostar Pioneer. It details the train's design, engineering, and impact on modern commuter rail travel in southeast England. The Class 357 was built by Adtranz/Bombardier at Litchurch Lane Works and has been a key part of the c2c network, serving routes including London Fenchurch Street, Barking, Basildon, Shoeburyness, Southend Central, and West Ham. The video also highlights its features such as regenerative braking, modular design, and air-conditioning, which set it apart from earlier models.

This video features multiple trains at Herne Bay. It includes several Class 375 and Class 395 units, though operators are not specified for these stock items. Southeastern is listed as one of the operating companies associated with the content. The footage appears to capture train activity in the area, but specific headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.

A video featuring three Southeastern Blue Repainted Class 375/6 electric multiple units—375627, 375605, and 375624—at Hastings. The footage also includes scenes from Charing Cross. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.

This video features a number of Southeastern and Europhoenix trains at Ramsgate. Among the locomotives present is Europheonix, along with several Class 375 electric multiple units, including the repainted Blue 375627. The footage includes various Southeastern services operating in the area. Some train stock details are identified, though headcodes are not included in the metadata.