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700034
Class 700
Videos featuring 700034
A video captures train activity at Flitwick station on the Midland Main Line, featuring East Midlands Railway services, Thameslink trains, and a Rail Operations Group unit with a Network South East Class 465. The footage includes EMR services to London St Pancras Intl, Wellingborough, Sheffield, and Nottingham, as well as Thameslink services to Bedford, Brighton, and Three Bridges. A drag from Slade Green depot is also shown heading to an event in Derby. Due to electrification works, some services were rerouted via Corby.
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.
The footage includes multiple trains operating on this route, with Southeastern and Thameslink identified as operators. Several locations along the line are noted, including Bickley, Chatham, and Ashford International. A range of train stock numbers is present, though no specific headcodes or detailed operational information are provided in the video itself.
A new European Train Control System (ETCS) is set to be implemented on the East Coast Main Line, marking a significant upgrade to the UK's rail signalling infrastructure. This change aims to enhance route capacity and improve train services across the network. The video discusses the implications of this upgrade, including potential increases in LNER service frequency. Various railway operators, locations along the East Coast Main Line, and train headcodes are referenced within the content.
This video features a variety of trains at Westcombe Park and other nearby locations, including classes 153, 376, 465, 70, and 700. Operators represented in the footage include Thameslink, Southeastern, and GWR. The content includes multiple train units, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
A train operating on the Ely to London Kings Cross route arrives at Cambridge North Platform 1. The service is identified by headcode 1T35 and operated by Great Northern. Two Class 700 trains are associated with the video, including 700054. The footage captures this service on an unspecified date.
A train operated by Great Northern, identified as 700034, departed Cambridge North Platform 2 approximately 15 minutes late on a blustery day. The delay was caused by a fault affecting the 1T32 service running between London Kings Cross and Ely. The video captures this incident, highlighting the operational challenges faced during the journey. Key locations mentioned include Cambridge North, Cambridge, Ely, and Tring.
A train marked 700034 operated by Great Northern arrives at Cambridge North Platform 2, heading towards Ely as part of service 2T92 on a dark and drizzly day. The journey is captured from locations including Cambridge and Ely.
This video features Thameslink Class 700 electric multiple units, specifically numbered 700034 and 700056. The footage appears to have been captured near Higham. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata beyond what is already included. Additional details about the journey or specific route are not present in the available data.
This video captures train activity at Luton, featuring services operated by East Midlands Railway and Thameslink. Trains include classes 222 and 360 with headcodes such as 1B34, 1C32, and 5U86. Additional locations mentioned include Bedford, Leicester, London Bridge, and others. The footage includes a variety of services, though no freight trains were recorded during the session.
This video captures train activity at Charlton, featuring multiple units including Class 376 and Class 465 electric trains. Operators present include Southeastern and Thameslink. The footage includes various train movements, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
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 trains at Higham, including Class 700 units. Thameslink is identified as one of the operators present. A headcode of 1C12 is noted. The footage includes multiple rail vehicles and appears to capture operational activity in the area.
This video features a variety of trains at Maze Hill and Slade Green, including classes 165, 376, 465, 466, and 700. Operators Thameslink and Southeastern are represented. A headcode of 4L22 is noted. The footage includes multiple train units and may be of interest to railway enthusiasts.
This video captures train movements at Bowes Park and King's Cross, featuring locomotives 57601 and 47804. It includes footage of a railtour running from Saltburn to Bournemouth and shows typical activity at King's Cross during a busy Friday afternoon. Several other locomotive numbers are also identified in the video. The locations covered include Bowes Park, King's Cross St Pancras, Saltburn, and Bournemouth. Operator information is available but not specifically linked to individual trains in this footage.
A rail journey through London and surrounding areas is captured in this video, featuring various train services and locations. The footage includes trains operated by Southeastern, London Overground, Thameslink, and others, with appearances of multiple stock types such as classes 378, 465, 66, and 67. The journey begins at Dalston Junction and covers stops including Highbury & Islington, Caledonian Road, Denmark Hill, and Kensington (Olympia). The video highlights the diversity of rail services in the region, with a focus on commuter and regional trains. Some specific train numbers are not included in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Strood, capturing services operated by Thameslink, South Eastern, and South Eastern Highspeed. It includes various train classes such as Class 375, Class 376, Class 395, and Class 700. The footage also shows trains passing through Margate and St Austell, though no headcodes are provided in the record.
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British Railways+DLR 2022-Hatfield, Finsbury Park, Highbury & Islington, Mile End Park & Limehouse
This video captures various railway scenes in East London during a July 2022 visit. It features trains from classes 378, 700, and 717 at locations including Hatfield, Finsbury Park, Highbury & Islington, Mile End, Limehouse, and Welwyn Garden City. The footage includes views of the Regents Canal and the old London & Blackwall Railway viaduct. Operators associated with the scenes include British Railways, Great Northern, London Overground, Northern, TFL, and Thameslink.
This video captures trains at Hatfield and Cambridge, featuring multiple Class 387 and Class 700 electric multiple units. The footage includes several train units with labels such as 387101, 387105, 387109, and 700007, among others. Operators associated with the video include Great Northern, Intercity, LNER, Northern, and Thameslink. The record lacks headcode information, so specific service details are not available.
This video captures passenger trains operating near Welwyn Garden City and Potters Bar. Recognisable stock includes Class 700 units numbered 700014 and 700034, as well as Class 717 units 717024 and 717025. The operators associated with the footage include Grand Central, Great Northern, HNRC Swietelsky, LNER, and Thameslink. No headcodes are identified in the record.
This video captures scenes from Harringay Train Station in May 2019. It features a variety of train stock, including classes 180 and 313, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage includes multiple trains passing through the station, with no headcodes identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity along the East Coast Main Line, featuring services operated by Great Northern and LNER Intercity. It includes footage from Biggleswade, Arlesey, and Hitchin, with mentions of a freight service from Biggleswade Heck. The content also highlights interactions with rail enthusiasts and includes various locomotives, though specific headcodes are not provided.
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.
HSTHoward
(HD) GBRf's 66730 drags Brand New Thameslink 700034 through Tonbridge Working 6X71 - 3/5/17
A locomotive identified as 66730 is seen pulling a Thameslink Class 700 unit numbered 700034 through Tonbridge on a working service. The train is operating under headcode 6X71, likely heading towards Hornsey. The footage captures this movement during an early morning operation.
Southernrailwaysfan
Thameslink Class 319s - 319435 + 319217 & 319443 + 319440 At Farringdon & Mill Hill Broadway
This video features Thameslink Class 319 electric multiple units, including units numbered 319217, 319435, 319440, and 319443, at Farringdon and Mill Hill Broadway. The footage captures these trains in a rail environment, though specific operational details such as headcodes are not included in the current record. The locations mentioned suggest a focus on commuter or regional rail services in the London area. No operator information is provided for individual units, but Thameslink is noted as the operator. The content appears to be a visual record of these trains at two key stations.