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377521
Class 377
Videos featuring 377521
This video captures the evening peak at London Bridge, showcasing a variety of diesel and electric multiple units operating during a busy period. Trains from operators including Southeastern, Southern, and Thameslink are featured. The footage includes several stock types, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
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Fantastic Day at Ashford open day for Railway 200 lots great stuff on Display 2025
This video captures footage from an open day event at Ashford, celebrating the Railway 200 in 2025. It features a variety of railway stock on display, including Southeastern Javelin units, Network South East liveried trains, GBRF locomotives, and equipment from Colas RailFreight. The event highlights several classes of rolling stock, such as Class 20, 37, 465, and 60, with specific examples like 20901, 37254, and 465908. The location is noted as Ashford, with additional references to Longport.
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 features a variety of Class 375 electric multiple units captured during an action-packed trainspotting session at Tonbridge and a visit to Tonbridge West Yard. The footage includes locations such as Canterbury West, Charing Cross, Dover Priory, London Victoria, Spa Valley Railway, Tunbridge Wells, and Wellingborough. Several operators are associated with the video, including Blue Pullman, British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Network Rail, Southeastern, Southern, and West Coast Railways. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures scenes from the Ashford Train Depot, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 37, 375, 376, 377, 465, 466, 69, 707, and 73. The footage is associated with operators such as British Railways, GBRF, Network Rail, Network South East, and Southeastern. Locations shown include Ashford Train Depot, Ashford, and Longport. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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Great Afternoon Railway 200 At Ashford Southeastern Depot August 24th 2025
This video captures railway activity at Ashford Depot, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Southeastern Javelin Class 376, Network South East Networker, Class 377 and 707 Citybeam, Class 375, GBRF units, EMD longport, track machines, and Colas locomotives. The footage includes multiple classes such as 20, 37, 465, 66, and 69, with operators including Southeastern, Network South East, Colas, and GBRF. The location is primarily Ashford, with some activity at Longport.
This video captures trainspotting activity at Ashford International and surrounding areas, featuring a variety of train stock including classes 171, 33, and 375. Several operators are associated with the footage, such as Eurostar, Southeastern, and Southern. The locations covered include Ashford International, Canterbury West, Charing Cross, Dover Priory, London Victoria, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video explores the history of First Capital Connect from 2006 to 2011, with a focus on its operations and developments during that period. It includes footage and information related to various railway stock, operators, and locations across the network. The content covers key aspects of the franchise’s journey, featuring historical context and operational details. While specific headcodes are not included in the metadata, the video provides an overview of the franchise's role within the broader Thameslink network.
This video provides a historical overview of First Capital Connect's operations between 2006 and 2011 as part of a broader series on Thameslink franchises. It includes information about various railway stock, operators, and locations associated with the period. The content features footage and research related to train services operating in areas such as Beckenham Junction, Cambridge, Luton Airport Parkway, and London Blackfriars, among others. While specific headcodes are not included in the metadata, the video offers insights into the development and challenges of rail operations during this time.
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This video features a rare dayout at Ashford International, capturing various rail stock including classes 375 and 377. The footage includes locations such as Ashford, Cannon Street, Charing Cross, Dover Priory, and Tonbridge. Operators DB Schenker and Southeastern are associated with the content. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video captures Black 5 44871 with Northern Belle coaches at Charing and Maidstone East. The footage includes stock items 377521 and 377523, along with operators British Railways, Northern, Southeastern, and West Coast Railways. Locations featured are Charing and Maidstone East. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Bedford station. It features several trains, including Class 153 and Class 377 units, with some operated by Great Northern and Thameslink. The footage also includes references to Brighton as a location. While specific headcodes are not provided in the data, the recording offers a glimpse of railway operations at the time. Some details may be limited due to missing information in the record.
It includes footage of several rail vehicles, including classes 150, 153, and 222, though specific operators are not identified. The location is primarily Bedford, with additional references to Sevenoaks. No train headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Farringdon station. Several rail vehicles, including classes 377 and 387, are visible. The operator associated with the footage is Great Northern. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures a train service departing from London St Pancras Low Level heading towards Bedford. The trains involved are numbered 377510 and 377521, both classified under the 377 stock type. The operator associated with this service is First Great Western. The destination location listed in the metadata is Bedford. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video shows two trains, numbered 377503 and 377521, arriving at Farringdon station for a service to Brighton. The footage includes the trains entering the station, with no further details on their journey or route provided. The operators associated with the video are First Great Western and West Midlands Trains, though it is unclear which operator was responsible for the specific service shown. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video shows two Class 377 electric multiple units, numbered 377521 and 377523, departing from London Bridge station on a journey towards Brighton. Additional Class 377 and Class 465 units are also visible in the footage. The operators associated with the video include First Great Western and West Midlands Trains. The locations featured are London Bridge and Brighton. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 377 electric multiple units, numbered 377519 and 377521, departing from Ashford International station. The footage captures the trains as they leave the station heading towards the sidings. While the operators associated with the video include Eurostar and First Great Western, no specific operator is directly linked to the train units in the metadata. The location of Ashford International is clearly identified, but headcode information is not available in the record.