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700022
Class 700
Videos featuring 700022
Trains featured include Class 222, 360, and 700 units, as well as Class 66 freight locomotives. The footage shows a weekday afternoon of activity with passenger and freight services passing through the station in Hertfordshire, South East England.
This video features railway activity in and around Melton Mowbray, with additional locations including Corby, Ely, Felixstowe, Luton, Malton, Margam Yard, Melton, Mountsorrel, and Pant. Various stock items are identified, including classes 158, 175, and 66, along with operators such as DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Maritime. Several headcodes are also present, indicating different services captured in the footage.
This video features a variety of trains at Bickley and Ford, including Class 375 and Class 465 units. Operators present include Network Rail, Southeastern, Southern, and Thameslink. The footage includes multiple train stock numbers but does not provide headcode information.
A video captures two Thameslink services operating on 5th August 2025. The first, headcode 1T36, departs London Kings Cross for Ely from Platform 2, running eight minutes late due to a vehicle collision with a bridge on the A505 in Baldock. The second service, headcode 1T43, travels from Ely to London Kings Cross and crosses the River Cam near Cambridge. The video includes footage of trains numbered 700022 and 700023 passing through locations including Ely, Baldock, Cambridge, and Cambridge North.
A video captures parts of several train services on 27 June 2025. It shows the 1T36 service from London Kings Cross to Ely, which was running five minutes late due to a signalling fault, departing Cambridge North Platform 2. The Greater Anglia-operated 2H43 service from Cambridge North to London Liverpool Street is also visible departing Platform 3. Additionally, a partial recording of the 1T39 service from Ely to London Kings Cross approaching Platform 1 is included. Trains involved include units numbered 700022, 700008, and 720129.
A train identified as 700022 is shown operating a service from Cambridge North to Ely, with Great Northern as the operator. The footage captures the train preparing for the 2T92 service, which typically involves waiting at Signal 211 before proceeding through Fen Road crossing barriers. The video includes details of the locations involved in this route.
This video features a Class 700 train at South Merton, with additional locations including Haydons Road, Luton, and Tooting. The operator involved is Thameslink. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures rail activity in South East London, featuring multiple train classes at Lewisham and Slade Green. It includes Network South East Networker class 465 EMUs, as well as more recent classes 376, 700, and 707. A DB Schenker-hauled freight train with class 66 locomotives is also present. The footage highlights a variety of rolling stock operating in the area, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
This video captures a variety of trains at several London stations, including London King's Cross, London Bridge, Clapham Junction, London Euston, and Liverpool Street. The footage features multiple train operators and includes various classes of rolling stock. While specific headcodes are not provided, the content offers a diverse range of railway scenes filmed with fellow enthusiasts.
This video documents the first automatic Thameslink train operating in passenger service as part of the Thameslink Programme. It highlights the introduction of Automatic Train Operation (ATO), previously used on London Underground lines, to the National Rail network. The footage includes a ride on one of the new self-driving trains. Key locations mentioned include Blackfriars and London Bridge, with references to Network Rail and Thameslink as involved operators. The train stock identified includes several units from the 700 class.