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700043
Class 700
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1T32
04 Feb 2025
2 videos with 700043
2 total on headcode/date
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Videos featuring 700043
This video captures a level crossing at Foxton, Cambridgeshire, with references to nearby locations including Cambridge, Royston, and Ware. It includes mentions of train stock numbers 70004, 700043, and 700113, along with operators such as British Railways, EWS, Network Rail, and Thameslink. A headcode of 2C29 is also noted. The footage provides a view of the trackside at SBR 50 Miles 74 Chains, with a line speed of 90mph indicated.
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.
Trains include Class 180, 387, 700, 802, 91, and 66 stock, with freight movements also visible. The footage shows services to and from London King's Cross, Moorgate, and other locations along the route.
Trains seen include services operated by Colas, Network Rail, and Southeastern, with some heading towards locations such as Ashford International, Beckenham Junction, Gatwick Airport, London Cannon Street, London Victoria, Tonbridge West Yard, Tunbridge Wells, and Woking Up Yard. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 1Q56, 2R22, and 5M00.
This video shows two trains operating on the Ely to London Kings Cross route. Train 700043 arrives at Cambridge North Platform 1 as part of service 1T39 from Ely to London Kings Cross. Later, train 700048 arrives and departs from Platform 2 at Cambridge North, running seven minutes late on service 1T36 from London Kings Cross to Ely. The footage includes multiple trains identified by their numbers, with locations including Ely, Cambridge, and Cambridge North.
This video captures railway activity at Cambridge North, featuring multiple services from Greater Anglia, CrossCountry, and LNER. Trains include services between Cambridge North and London Liverpool Street, Birmingham New Street to Stansted Airport, and Ely to London Kings Cross. Headcodes such as 2H33, 1L36, and 1N55 are identified, with some trains passing near Peterborough and Bounds Green. The footage shows various locomotives and services moving through the area, offering a view of rail operations in the region.
A train identified as 700043, operating under headcode 1T32 for Thameslink, is shown running three minutes late from Cambridge North Platform 2 towards Ely. The service was recorded on a journey from London Kings Cross to Ely. The footage includes locations such as Cambridge and Cambridge North.
A video captures two trains at Cambridge North station. Train 700006 arrives and departs from Platform 1 operating the 1T39 Ely to London Kings Cross service. Train 700043 arrives and departs from Platform 2 operating the 1T36 London Kings Cross to Ely service. Later, train 700043 arrives at Platform 1 running four minutes late on the 1T43 Ely to London Kings Cross service. The video includes footage of these services at Cambridge North and mentions other locations including Cambridge and Ely.
A train marked 700043 operated by Great Northern on the 1T32 service from London Kings Cross to Ely was recorded running 11 minutes late. The train departed Cambridge North Platform 2 on 18th February 2025. The journey involved travel between Cambridge North and Ely.
A video shows two trains, 700049 and 700011, operating on services between London Kings Cross, Ely, and Cambridge North on 6 February 2025. The footage captures 700049 departing Cambridge North Platform 2 towards Ely, crossing paths with 700011, which was running three minutes late arriving at Platform 1. Upon reaching Cambridge Station, 700049 experienced a system fault with its pantograph and was consequently halted. The services were operated by Great Northern and Thameslink, with movements recorded across locations including Cambridge North, Ely, and Lee.
A rail service operated by Great Northern, carrying headcode 1T32, was captured on camera as it departed Cambridge North Platform 2. The train, identified as stock number 700043, was en route from London Kings Cross to Ely. The footage includes the train in motion and details of the service's departure point.
A video shows train 700029 operated by Great Northern arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1 as part of the 1T35 service from Ely to London Kings Cross. At the same time, train 700043 is seen arriving at Platform 2 with the 1T32 service from London Kings Cross to Ely. The footage captures these services on the same day at Cambridge North station.
A train marked 700042 is shown operating a service from Cambridge North to Ely. The train is operated by Great Northern and carries the headcode 1T32. The footage captures the train departing from Cambridge North Platform 2 on its journey towards Ely. Additional stock numbers, including 700043, are noted in the metadata, though no further details about their presence in the video are provided.
A train marked 700043 is shown operating a service from Cambridge North to Ely, working the 1T32 route. The footage captures the train departing from Platform 2 at Cambridge North. The operator involved in this service is Great Northern. The video includes details of the train's movement along the route between these locations.
A train marked 700043 is shown operating a service from Ely to London Kings Cross, arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1. The train is operated by Great Northern and carries the headcode 1T35. The video captures the train at Cambridge North station, with additional locations including Ely and Cambridge listed in the metadata.
This video features multiple Class 700 trains, identified by labels 700005, 700031, 700039, 700043, and 700053. The operator associated with the footage is Thameslink. While the video includes details about the train stock and operator, location and headcode information are not available in the current record.
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 activity at City Thameslink station, filmed from Apothecary Street. The footage includes multiple trains operated by Thameslink. Identified stock numbers include 70001 and several units in the 700 series, though operator information for these is not specified. No headcodes are present in the metadata. The recording provides a view of station operations without additional contextual details.
This video features a compilation of train horn sounds from various locations, including Airport, Luton Airport Parkway, Radlett, St Albans City, and Stevenage. The footage includes trains from several stock types such as classes 377, 465, 47, 66, 67, and 700. Operators associated with the content include East Midlands Railway and Intercity. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
The video features freight trains operating on the Midland Main Line, including services from East Midlands Railway, GBRF, Intercity, and Thameslink. Several locomotives are visible, including Class 66 units numbered 66618 and 66741, as well as Class 700 electric multiple units with numbers 700009, 700040, and 700043. The footage also includes a red HST (High Speed Train) which the uploader notes is their first time seeing. No specific locations or headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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 at Peterborough station, featuring various rail stock including classes 365, 43, and 700. The footage includes observations of LNER services and mentions of other operators such as British Railways, East Midlands Railway, and others. Filmed in the vicinity of Peterborough and Sunderland, the video documents a day at the station with multiple rail enthusiasts present. Some stock details are identified, though operator information for specific units is not provided.