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455868
Class 455
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5Q99
17 Jul 2025
2 videos with 455868
1 total on headcode/date
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Videos featuring 455868
It features East Midlands Railway services to and from London St Pancras Intl, Corby, Sheffield, and Nottingham, as well as Thameslink services heading to Bedford, Luton, St Albans, Three Bridges, and Brighton. Freight movements are also shown, including a BR Blue 455 locomotive bound for an event in Derby. The footage includes East Midlands Railway Class 222 and Class 360 units, Thameslink Class 700 Desiro Cities, Freightliner Class 66, and a Rail Operations Group Class 37 with SWR Class 455 in BR Blue livery.
This video captures a variety of trains in London and surrounding areas, including Caledonian Sleeper services, Rail Adventure units, GWR locomotives, and other stock. Highlights include the Caledonian Sleeper 92014 + 92023 departing London Euston, Rail Adventure 43480 + 43468 at London Marylebone, and GWR 230001 on a press trip. The footage also features Chiltern Railways’ special event at Drayton Green and includes rare sightings of historic locomotives. Multiple locations such as London Euston, Drayton Green, West Ealing, and others are shown throughout the video.
This video captures various railway operations across the South of England and beyond, featuring a range of locomotives and services. It includes footage of Belmond's Luxury Britannic Explorer on test, Double Colas Class 37 locomotives off Eastleigh, 33012 Crompton in service, and the Chiltern Mk3 Swansong. The content highlights different rail activities with mentions of multiple operators, locations, and headcodes associated with the recorded events.
A locomotive identified as 455868 was transported to Litchurch Lane Works in Derby, likely for maintenance or preparation for an event. The movement was carried out by another locomotive, 37800, on a service operating under headcode 5Q99 from Wimbledon Depot to Litchurch Lane. The journey took place on July 17th, 2025, with the video recorded at Elstree and Borehamwood. The operators involved include South Western Railway and Rail Operations Group.
A video captures the passage of 37800 ‘Cassiopeia’ and SWR BR Blue 455868 ‘Spanners’ near Surbiton, heading towards Derby Litchurch Lane. The train is en route from Wimbledon Park Depot, with headcode 5Q99. The footage includes details of the journey and features multiple railway operators associated with the movement. The locations involved include Surbiton, Derby, and Wimbledon Park.
This video pays tribute to BR 455868, known as Spanner, a locomotive that has served on the South Western Mainline for over four decades. It highlights the ongoing changes in the region's rail network, including the planned withdrawal of BR 455s and their replacement by newer rolling stock. The video notes that 455868 was selected for a special repaint into BR Blue livery as part of its farewell to the mainline. While many 455 units have been retired and sent for scrapping, this particular unit was originally slated for disposal but has instead received recognition for its service history.
A video shows two Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455868 and 455871, departing from Dorking heading towards London Waterloo. The footage captures the train in service, with locations including Dorking, Wimbledon, London Waterloo, and Waterloo. The operators associated with the video include British Railways and South Western Railway. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features South Western Railway class 455 electric multiple units, with specific mention of unit 455868 in British Rail blue and grey livery, which was not in service during the recording. The footage includes locations such as Clapham, Clapham Junction, Effingham Junction, Guildford, Kingston, and Waterloo. The class 455 units, originally built in the early 1980s, are noted as potentially being the oldest multiple units still in operation on British railways.
This video features a variety of passenger trains captured in February 2025. It includes multiple train units such as classes 159, 171, 222, 357, 360, and 377, operated by companies including C2C, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, Great Northern, Greater Anglia, London Overground, Network South East, Northern, South Western Railway, and Southeastern. The footage was recorded at locations such as Barking, Basingstoke, Charing, Charing Cross, Clapham, Corby, Dover Priory, Eastbourne, Gospel Oak, and Grays. Headcodes identified in the video include 2J80 and 2L50.
A Southern Railways fan video captures two British Railways Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455710 and 455868, painted in SWT red livery, passing Ashtead foot crossing while operating a service between Dorking and London Waterloo. The footage includes locations such as Surbiton, Wimbledon, and Dorking. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A video shows a Class 455 electric multiple unit, numbered 455868, operating at Clapham Junction. The train is noted for its special livery and was observed on 8 February 2025. Other locations mentioned include Clapham, Epsom, Surbiton, and Waterloo. Operators associated with the footage include Blue Pullman, British Railways, South Western Railway, Southern, and West Midlands Trains. The record lacks headcode information.
This video shows two South Western Railway Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455868 and 455708, arriving at Ascot en route to Reading. The footage includes other trains with Class 450 units, though their operators are not specified. Locations featured include Ascot, Reading, Richmond, and Waterloo. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 455 diesel multiple units, numbered 455702 and 455868, operating on service 2F27 from London Waterloo to Woking. The footage captures the train at Clapham Junction. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, South Western Railway, Southern, and West Midlands Trains. The journey originates at London Waterloo and terminates at Woking, passing through Clapham and Waterloo.
It features various train types, including SWR Desiros (444/450), DMU 159, and EMU 455s. The footage highlights the station’s architecture, including its glass canopy and modern concourse, as well as its facilities such as cafes and retail outlets. Trains are shown operating on platforms, with some using historic Eurostar platforms. The video provides a view of the busy rail environment at one of London's major stations.
This video captures trainspotting activity at Clapham Junction and surrounding areas, featuring several railway enthusiasts. It includes sightings of multiple train units, including classes 144, 377, and 444, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage also covers locations such as Chessington South, Guildford, London Victoria, and London Waterloo. While headcodes are not present in the data, the video provides a glimpse into train movements and interactions among rail enthusiasts during a special event.
This video shows two Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455732 and 455868, arriving at and departing from Clapham Junction. The footage includes scenes of the trains moving through nearby locations such as Hounslow and Waterloo. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The operators associated with the video include British Railways, Network Rail, and South Western Railway.
This video shows two Class 455 units, numbered 455732 and 455868, departing from Clapham Junction heading towards London Waterloo. Additional locations mentioned include Lee, Richmond, and Waterloo. The operators associated with the video are British Railways, Network Rail, and South Western Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock including Class 37, 60, 70, and 73 locomotives, with specific examples such as 37608, 60028, 70010, and 73962. It includes footage from locations like Hanwell, Queenstown Road, and West Ham. The operators involved are British Railways, DC Rail, Freightliner, and South Western Railway. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features various railway operations across the UK, including HSTs in the west and several Class 43 and Class 455 units. It highlights movements of stock such as 33012, 43013, 43047, and others, with headcodes like 1Z24, 1Z18, and 1Z50 appearing at locations including Cogload Junction, Tame Bridge Parkway, and London Paddington. The content also mentions the South Western Railway Class 455s as they approach withdrawal from service.
A train comprising SWR 455720 and BR Blue 455868 arrives at Chessington North, heading towards Chessington South. The footage includes locations such as Waterloo and Wimbledon. Operators involved are British Railways and South Western Railway. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A train comprising BR Blue 455868 and 455909 arrives at Ewell West, bound for London Waterloo. The footage includes locations such as Epsom, Guildford, and Waterloo. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, South Western Railway, and West Midlands Trains. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A South Western Railway Class 455 unit, numbered 455868, is shown in a livery inspired by the original British Rail colours of the 1980s. The unit underwent its final repaint at Bournemouth Depot before its planned retirement. The video includes footage from Chessington South and mentions Fleet as another location associated with the unit. No headcode information is available for this record.
A video captures two Class 455 diesel multiple units, numbered 455868 and 455909, at Chessington North station. The units are shown in BR Blue livery with SWT Red colours applied to 455909. The footage appears to depict the arrival of these trains for a service heading towards London Waterloo. The locations mentioned include Chessington North and London Waterloo, with additional references to Wimbledon and Waterloo. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
This video features two Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455868 and 455909, operating in passenger service on South Western Railway routes. The footage was filmed at several locations including Chessington North, Raynes Park, Horsley, Leatherhead, Dorking, Clandon, Malden Manor, and Motspur Park. The operators involved are British Railways and South Western Railway. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 455 electric multiple units, numbered 455868 and 455909, passing through Southampton Central. The units are associated with the British Railways and South Western Railway operators. The footage includes a train operating on headcode 5Y51, which is linked to a service from Bournemouth to Wimbledon Park Depot. Additional locations mentioned include Waterloo and Bournemouth.
