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700012
Class 700
Videos featuring 700012
This video features a variety of train classes including Class 67, Class 700, Class 717, and others, captured at Welwyn Garden City. The operators involved include Grand Central, Great Northern, Hull Trains, LNER, Thameslink, and Transpennine. While the footage highlights different rolling stock, headcode information is not available in the current record.
A temporary renaming of Bellingham Station in south-east London to honour England's star player Jude Bellingham during the 2026 FIFA World Cup is shown. The station, which opened in 1892, features services operated by Thameslink and Southeastern, including Class 700 'Desiro City' and Class 377 'Electrostar'/Class 465 'Networker' trains. Trains are seen heading towards destinations such as Orpington, Sevenoaks, London Blackfriars, and Gillingham. The station is expected to revert to its original name by mid-July.
This video features a variety of trains captured at Hadley Wood and other nearby locations. Trains include LNER Azuma Class 800 and 801, Grand Central Adelante Class 180 and Super Voyager Class 221, Hull Trains Paragon Class 802, Lumo Beacon Class 803, Thameslink Desiro City Class 700, Great Northern Desiro City Class 717 and Electrostar Classes 379 and 387, as well as RailAdventure HST Class 43. The compilation showcases different operators and rolling stock types passing through the area.
This video features a variety of train classes including 379, 387, and 700 at Brookmans Park. Operators present include Grand Central, Great Northern, Hull Trains, LNER, and Thameslink. Headcodes identified are 5D05 and 5D06. The footage captures different rolling stock in operation at the location.
This video captures trains at Alexandra Palace. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 153, 456, 700, and 717, though no operator information is associated with them. The operators mentioned in the record include Grand Central, Great Northern, LNER, Northern, and Thameslink, but it is unclear which of these were present in the footage. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video features railway activity at West Hampstead Thameslink, a National Rail station on the Midland Main Line. The station serves Thameslink trains as part of the route between Kentish Town and Cricklewood. Several historic names and details about the station's development and usage are mentioned in the description. Trains from various operators, including Thameslink, Southeastern, and others, are referenced, along with a range of locations across the rail network. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
It features Southeastern and Thameslink services, including Class 375/377 Electrostars and Class 465/466 Networkers, as well as freight movements. Trains pass through various locations such as Sevenoaks, London Blackfriars, Maidstone East, Ashford International, and Welwyn Garden City. The footage includes a range of rolling stock operated by Southeastern, Thameslink, Freightliner, and GBRf.
This video captures trains at Hadley Wood, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 700, 717, 801, and 802 units. Operators present include Grand Central, Great Northern, Hull Trains, Thameslink, LNER, and Lumo. The footage includes multiple train classes but does not provide headcode information.
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.
A train service running 5 minutes late approaches and arrives at Cambridge North Platform 1 on 7th August 2025. The service is identified by headcode 1T39, operated by Thameslink. The video shows the train, which includes units 700012 and 700017, traveling from Ely towards London Kings Cross.
This video provides an overview of the recent history of Thameslink and Great Northern rail services from 2018 to 2025. It covers developments, operations, and interrelations between these services during this period. The content includes references to various railway operators such as British Railways, East Coast, Great Northern, and others, along with locations including London King's Cross, Brighton, Letchworth Garden City, and several other stations across the UK. No specific train stock numbers or headcodes are included in the metadata.
A train marked 700012 is shown departing Cambridge North Platform 2, operating service 1T36 from London Kings Cross to Ely. The video includes details of the train, operator Thameslink, and locations Ely and Cambridge North.
The video captures various trains passing through different locations in eastern England. Trains include services operated by Great Northern, Greater Anglia, CrossCountry, and others, with headcodes such as 1T25, 1T22, 2H29, and 1N53. The footage includes trains traveling between Cambridge North, London Liverpool Street, Norwich, Ely, Birmingham New Street, Stansted Airport, and Romford. Multiple train units are identified, including Great Northern 387112, Greater Anglia 720521, and CrossCountry 170109.
A video shows train 700012 arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1 as part of the 1T35 service from Ely to London Kings Cross. The train is operated by Great Northern. The footage includes locations such as Ely, Cambridge, and Cambridge North.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 165, 59, and 66, captured at Doncaster. The footage includes multiple locomotives, such as 165102, several units from class 59, and three from class 66. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, HNRC Swietelsky, and Network Rail. The record lacks headcode information.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 376, 395, and 66, though no specific operator details are provided. The footage is associated with the location Higham. While the record includes information on the types of rolling stock present, headcode data is not available in the current metadata.
This video features a variety of trains at Gillingham, including classes 375, 395, 465, and 700. Operators represented in the footage include Southeastern and Thameslink. The content includes multiple train units, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of trains at Chatham and nearby locations, including classes 33, 375, 395, 465, and 700. Operators Southeastern and Thameslink are represented in the footage. The content includes multiple train units with no headcodes identified.
This video features a variety of railway stock including Class 210, 377, and 700 units. It includes scenes from locations such as Hampden Park, Berwick, Brighton, Falmer, Glynde, Moulsecoomb, Polegate, and Seaford. The operators associated with the content include British Railways, Network South East, Southern, and Thameslink. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway scenes from several locations in London and the surrounding areas, including Finsbury Park, Crayford, Dartford, and Gravesend. It features various train classes such as 376, 455, 456, and 465 operating on Southern services. The footage includes shots of trains at stations and along the route, highlighting different rolling stock in operation during late March 2023. Some operators associated with the content include British Railways, Southern, Network Rail, and others.
This video features a variety of train stock including classes 175, 185, 375, 377, 444, and 700. Several operators are mentioned, such as First Great Western, Scot Rail, South Western Railway, Southeastern, Southern, Thameslink, Transport For Wales, and West Midlands Trains. However, no specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The current record is limited in terms of location and headcode details.